Hartford Financial Services Group Inc. (The)

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Hartford rejected Chubb’s initial offer of $65 a share and then turned away two higher offers, $67 and $70 a share.

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Hartford Financial Services Group revenue expected to rise 1.9% to $4.8 billion.

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