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Western Digital CEO: Helping Toshiba | Mad Money | CNBC

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Did you see the drama in Western Digital? The stock had a huge swing after stunning the Street with its outlook. Just how does the CEO expect to earn so much money? Jim Cramer spoke with him to find out.

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