Sandisk Corporation - Common Stock (SNDK)

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Since its Feb. 24 listing, Sandisk stock has risen about 40%, even amid the broader market volatility.

Sandisk Corporation has successfully begun trading on the Nasdaq Stock Market as an independent entity.