Byron Wien's 2010 Surprises
Airtime: Wed. Apr. 7 2010 | 7:45 AM ET
Wall Street veteran Byron Wien unveiled his 2010 surprises list four months ago. The CNBC team takes a look at how his list is doing so far.

Airtime: Wed. Apr. 7 2010 | 7:45 AM ET
Wall Street veteran Byron Wien unveiled his 2010 surprises list four months ago. The CNBC team takes a look at how his list is doing so far.

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