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Good morning it is 730 on Wall Street. 730 in Washington, D.C. where Tom Keen and

Michael McKee are this morning after Super Tuesday. A lot going on in the financial

world. Here's really corporate headlines we're following. Sports Authority filing for bankruptcy

this morning after failing to exploit the fitness boom.

Germany's antitrust regulator opening a probe into whether Facebook abused its power in the social network market by forcing customers to agree to terms allowing use of their data.

And Adarko Petroleum rising after announcing plans to sell $3 billion in assets this year

while cutting spending on new wells and other projects by almost 50%. Now let's check it with Michael Barr and

get the latest world in national headlines, Michael.

Mike, thank you very much. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have taken Massachusetts primaries with both candidates

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