the ceo of echostar.lie, it's been a long time sorry we're not in person, but i'm happy to see you 15 years ago, you said, let me look here, when you spun off echostar, that it would enable the companies to pursue the strategies that best suits their respective long-term interests and allow employee incen tifrs and the like to be tied to the company's performance. now you're saying that it's compelling because it's all about growth and building long-term sustainable businesses what changed so you're bringing these two back together? >> good morning, david a lot has changed. the biggest thing is we can really build a new -- a new athlete for telecom. there has been a lot of technology changes since we spun off. there's a lot of companies that do satellite well and a lot of companies that do telecom well, but not really a company that combines connectivity in a way you can use both together. with the advent of lower satellites and lower cost launches and of 5g standards, you now can put those things togethe

echostar is hitting a 5 52-week high, it's up 1.5.v to your toaster, just about every appliance maker is getting more eco-friendly. while that may, of course, help the environment and bring down your electric bill, in some cases consumers are starting to notice a quality difference or a performance difference between these new green products and their predecessors. jeff flock is at an appliance store in new jersey with some insight on developing, i suppose, gap. jeff? [laughter] >> reporter: yeah, you know, liz, whether it's dishwashers that use a little bit less water or push for electric ranges like these new induction rangetops which are all the rage, apparently, theoretically replace the gas-fired ranges, or, you know, whatever it is, air conditioners, the hot water heaters, all of it is, you know, coming whether we like it or not. [laughter] and we've been talking all day to rich super who is the owner of abc discount appliances. [laughter] emphasis on the discount maybe. are people paying green for the green? >> they're buying g

that pay dividends for us our investor also be rewarded for that >> dish shares are down 40%, and echostarhis year but echostar did surge 21% yesterday ahead of this announcement the stock was upgraded to a strong buy partly due to its strong balance sheet. so including yesterday's move, shares were up about 16% from jan 1 through friday's close there you have it. coming up, joe biden expected to issue an executive order to limit investment in chinese tech this timing could ultimately hurt the united states we'll explain that, next you ok, man? the internet is telling me a million different ways i should be trading. look! what's up my trade dogs? you should be listening to me. you want to be rich like me? you want to trust me on this one. [inaudible] wow! yeah! it's time to take control of your investing education. cut through the noise with best-in-class education resources that match your preferred style of learning. learn your way. not theirs. td ameritrade. where smart investors get smarter℠. what if buildings could tell you how they could be more efficient? i'm listening. well, with i

and the two-year at 4.739. >> southcom billionaire charlie errgan is merging dish and echostar after of dish errgan controls both companies he co-founded echostar in 1980, changed the name to dish network, and spun it you have a from its arm eckstar do not miss david faber's exclusive interview with david errgan in the 10:00 a.m. hour of "squawk on the street. >>> we have al full slate of earnings out this morning. let's get to dom chu for all the highlights >> a big earnings mover of an economic bellwether. that's u.p.s the shipping and logistics giant is falling to the tune of just around 5%, around 30% of pre-market volume. revenues came up short, due in part to softening demand for ecommerce deliveries if you couple that with the heightened cost associated with the new labor agreement, it's signed with the teamsters union. u.p.s. is now cutting its full-year revenue and operating margins outlook. u.p.s. is down about 5%. competitor fedex also down down about 2%. and the dow jones' transportation etf is off about 1%, as well. then there's a couple of pharma/health care-related mov