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Microsoft, the old man of tech, looks like a growth stock again
Published Thu, Aug 24, 2017 · 09:50 PM
Washington
THIS week saw a tale of two stocks. Not just any stocks. Microsoft and Johnson & Johnson are the only two AAA-rated companies left in America.
That means ratings agencies such as Standard and Poor's believe the bonds issued by these two blue chips are the closest thing to a sure bet a buyer can get. Call them the gold standard. Their finances are considered impeccable. And both companies made news this week.
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