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New EPA Rules Will Make Cabot A Winner

by SeekingAlpha.com | Apr 16, 2013 | Financial-Blogs

By Mike the PhD:

Cabot Corp. (CBT) is probably one of the least exciting and most difficult to understand companies out there. The firm is a leading maker of specialty chemical products including carbon blacks, activ…

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