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    Nasdaq's 10 most active stocks at the close of trading

    NEW YORK (AP) -- A look at Nasdaq 10 most-active stocks at the close of trading:

    Cisco Systems Inc. rose .5 percent to $24.82 with 23,025,900 shares traded.

    Dell Inc. rose .5 percent to $13.48 with 27,148,200 shares traded.

    Facebook Inc. rose .8 percent to $24.21 with 36,100,500 shares traded.

    Intel Corp. rose 1.5 percent to $25.47 with 35,387,800 shares traded.

    MannKind Corp. fell 12.4 percent to $6.61 with 37,936,700 shares traded.

    Micron Technology Inc. rose 3.9 percent to $13.75 with 55,537,700 shares traded.

    Microsoft Corp. fell .1 percent to $34.98 with 25,890,900 shares traded.

    News Corp A rose .9 percent to $31.56 with 35,610,300 shares traded.

    Research in Motion Ltd. rose 3.8 percent to $14.84 with 30,944,700 shares traded.

    Sirius XM Radio Inc. rose 1.8 percent to $3.40 with 53,084,200 shares traded.

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