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Bruce buys
of Sketchy Corporation stock. Unfortunately, a major newspaper reveals the very next day that the company is being investigated for accounting fraud, and the stock price falls by
What is the percentage increase now required for the value of Bruce's stock to get back to what he paid for it?
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