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HEADLINES ON July 6, 2001
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- Headline: India's Market Is Roiled By Freeze on Fund Group. Impact: The freeze on US-64 sparked a panic that led to a national yoga craze as investors sought inner peace amidst the chaos. Now, instead of trading stocks, they’re trading meditation techniques. Namaste, Wall Street!. Fact: Did you know that the term 'investor' was once synonymous with 'person who freaks out at the stock market'? Thank you, yoga, for helping them breathe through the pain!.
- Headline: World Business Briefing | Europe: Americas: Mexico: Banamex Sale Approved. Impact: This sale resulted in a domino effect where other banks sought to sell off their branches in increasingly ridiculous ways. We now have banks offering free tacos with every mortgage application—because who doesn’t love a good crunch while crunching numbers?. Fact: Did you know that Citigroup once considered rebranding as 'Cititaco'? They figured financial advice and tacos were both best served hot and with a side of chips!.
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Apple - If you invested $1,000 in 2001, it would be worth $1,220,264 today (1220.3x return)