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Is Global Crossing In Less Risky Waters? Don't look now, but Davy Jones's locker just coughed up Global Crossing. It went under two years ago, wiping out equity once valued by the stock market at some $50 billion. Late last year it exited bankruptcy, and on Jan. 22 began trading on NASDAQ. |
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