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STR Holdings: Debut Doesn't Wow Investors

STR Holdings (NYSE: STRI) became the first solar company in more than a year to go public, but its debut on Friday hasn't wowed investors. Halfway into the first-day trading, STR's shares have inched up $10.82 per share. Full Article at ETF Investor

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