Posted Mar. 8, 2013 at 2:10 p.m.
Cree's $10 LED bulb
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Research Triangle Park, N.C. — Even MSNBC's Jim Cramer has kind words for Cree after trashing it last June after Cree unveils its new $10 LED bulb earlier this week. The Skinny and WRAL's Monica Laliberte test it out - and we think its a bright idea, too. So does Wall Street. Now the big test consumers - will consumers buy?
As Cree shares shine at new high, its LED bulb seems bright idea
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Cree's $10 LED bulb
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Research Triangle Park, N.C. — Even MSNBC's Jim Cramer has kind words for Cree after trashing it last June after Cree unveils its new $10 LED bulb earlier this week. The Skinny and WRAL's Monica Laliberte test it out - and we think its a bright idea, too. So does Wall Street. Now the big test consumers - will consumers buy?
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