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Adam Sarhan WSJ Quote: Arabica-Coffee Prices Climb to 16-Month Highs
Join Our Free Newsletter & GET POWERFUL IDEAS DIRECTLY TO YOUR INBOX Dry Weather in Brazil Could Reduce Global Coffee Output By: ALEXANDRA WEXLER Updated Feb. 19, 2014 3:58 p.m. ET NEW YORK—Coffee prices posted their biggest two-day gain in nearly 14 years as traders and investors focused on reduced output from Brazil. Arabica coffee, prized for…
Adam Sarhan TheStreet.com Quote: Stocks Little Changed as Investors Await G-20 Talks
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Adam Sarhan Reuters Quote: METALS-Copper crumbles amid Chinese demand doubts
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Adam Sarhan Int'l Business Quote: Wall Street's Top Banks To Keep Lower Profile At Russian Investment Meeting
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Forbes: Brazil In A Post-Dilma World Not Quite Nirvana
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