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COPYRIGHT 2001 Daily News
Byline: Phyllis Furman
May 14--He looks and acts like a confident CEO, and tonight Lou Dobbs will go back to interviewing the country's most powerful business leaders nightly when he returns to the "Moneyline" anchor desk.
But after a two-year absence, Dobbs' stock is far from a sure investment, and the stakes have never been higher for CNN, which is looking to the financial news veteran to revitalize one of its most profitable shows.
"It remains to be seen," said Robert McCourt, senior director of marketing and creative services for corporate giant American Insurance...
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