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Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy has stroke and is in the hospital, office says

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Sen. Chris Murphy's office announced Sunday that he suffered a stroke and was hospitalized the day prior, though they say he is 'awake and alert.'

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  • What to watch: Drugmakers live and die by pipelines — what is in late-stage trials matters more than this quarter's sales.
  • Timing: It landed over the weekend, so Monday's session is the first that could react.

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