Wall Street ends higher after swings on ‘fiscal cliff’
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Stocks finished higher on Thursday as investors bought on sporadic dips in a market roiled by conflicting comments from Washington about negotiations on an agreement to avoid the "fiscal cliff. " Tech shares, including Research In Motion and Advanced Micro Devices , helped the Nasdaq outperform the broader market. Telecommunications and health-care stocks were the day’s best-performing sectors. Reflecting the uncertainty surrounding U. S. budget talks, trading was choppy. . . .
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