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iac shares jumping after announcing they are spinning off vimeo.ac is trading 15% higher. >>> we have got 30 minutes left before the closing bell. here's where we stand. the dow is down 200 points walgreens the loser, apple is the winner technology and small caps going hand in hand higher today. the russell 2000, a big oner, almost up 1% the s&p is down a third of 1%. the only win sectors higher tech and real estate. today a rule change at the new york stock exchange, what the s.e.c. is now allowing that could have a big impact on the ipo market stacey hungham is here with an exclusive to break it all down first up is this exquisite bowl of french onion dip. i'm going to start the bidding at $5. thank you, sir. looking for $6. $6 over there! do i hear 7? $7 in the front! $7 going once. going twice. sold to the onion lover in the front row! next up is lot number 17, a spinach and artichoke dip, beautifully set in a hollowed-out loaf of sourdough bread. don't get mad get e*trade and get more than just trading investing. banking. guidance. for members

>> the match group it's a spin from iac and the total addressable market, 600 million global online singleso be had. >> josh and then jon. >> jpmorgan is going higher. >> coty, the stock has nearly tripled since the september low. >> good stuff. thank you, guys. "the exchange" starts right now. >>> and thank you, my end from i'm tyler mathisen in today for kelly evans, and here is what we have for you on "the exchange. stimulus done. the vaccine being distributed, but the virus still dealing a blow to consumer confidence. stocks looking for direction today and we look ahead to what could be the next catalysts for the markets in 2021. plus, existing home sales drop for the first time in six months, but don't get too worried.

shares of iac interactive higher by nearly 15% today.pany plans to spin off into its own public company. next up, fubotv, storing, up 500% in the past three months. its price targeted was boot p boosted to $60 a share medical, the stock is down more than 9%. it could be a sell on the news event. the stock is up over 500%, 40% this year. >> to the bond market we go. and rick santelli tracking the action at the cme. hey, rick. >> hi, tyler maybe a two-week chart is best for ten. look at this chart you see how many times we tested that mid 90s, 94, 95 base points, here's what's interesting. if you look at the all-time low yield close, july 2016, right around 1.36%, can you see we've never come close of course to coming up to those old lows. now 1%, we can't even quite make it there i guess perspective is needed as these yields remain so historically low let's look at the investment grade and high yield etf on one chart since march. what's fascinating is how solid it's been. the fed backstop on corporate buyback programs, there's much nervou

>> iac without consent goes to jurisdiction in the context of whether the jurisdiction can entertain the case where a special master without consent could not be jurisdictions. >> i am a little troubled by the empirical studies. you have it really put any evidence that there aren't a significant number of people who have been wrongfully convicted because of the lack of unanimit unanimity. you say some people benefited and some people didn't but what does it matter? that they may have not been guilty doesn't answer the watershed question. >> now, i don't think that it does but the premise of the question is on whether it is so seriously undermines the process we can have confidence in the verdict at all and that is the question. >> thank you counsel. >> justice kagan? >> the court held a reasonable doubt has to be used by any criminal jury do you think that is an active role? >> i think it's possible. the court has not declared it to be retroactive. >> it is possible. >> it's hard to say beyond a reasonable doubt standard goes to throughout the course of the trial. >> it seems you're

>> the match group it's a spin from iac and the total addressable market, 600 million global online singles out there so there's market share to be had. >> josh and then jon. >> jpmorgan is going higher. >> coty, the stock has nearly tripled since the september low. >> good stuff. thank you, guys. "the exchange" starts right now. >>> and thank you, my end from i'm tyler mathisen in today for kelly evans, and here is what we have for you on "the exchange. stimulus done. the vaccine being distributed, but the virus still dealing a blow to consumer confidence. stocks looking for direction today and we look ahead to what could be the next catalysts for the markets in 2021. plus, existing home sales drop for the first time in six months, but don't get too worried. what is the red hot housing market showing a little crack or two? >>> plus, apple wants to make cars, peloton's big purchase and lululemon wants namaste-powering overseas that's good. that's all coming up in "rapid fire." n ha maste, mr. pisani, as we start with the markets. >> i'm sitting here cross-legged on the floor, as always. let

they think if they're face to face this year, they're to face next yearand iace don't want to go online this year. that is one thing that is the other thing is schools have been hit pretty hard financially by theem pa. so you're starting to seest some udents trade up academically, or think they can trade up academically. maybe they were reected a school a year ago. they now may think because schos financially need more students, they think they may have a better job of getting in next ar if thee transfer. that's why i'm heaatring ome schools are doing better with transfer applications so far. >> just one more in disrupted so many tshas of our life. jeffrey selingo, the author of "who gets in and why: a year inside the college admissions process." great to have you on the." "news ho thanks for being here. >> it was great to be here. thank you. nawaz: now to venezuela, and the ongoing struggle for power amid a growing humanitarian crisis. next week a new parliament is set to be sworn in, after members of the opposition boycotted elections earlier this month. that leaves opposition leader

elsewhere battle brewing between google and online conglomerate iac interactive cheryl: that is right considering to ask impose severe pents what they call deceptive marketing practices saying they misled, could ban those products from browser, iac denying allegations. >> goldman sachs looking to move to operations out of new york city reportedly considering moving its asset management branch to florida to take advantage of tax incentives, has been operating remotely no move announced but some say florida isn't only location being skoutdz there are reports goldman looking at dallas texas goldman in premarket, down more than half a percent, exodus of new york city continues. >> nearly 143,000 candles sold addollar tree recalled because they pose fire burn hazards -- moonlight candles at dollar tree locations nationwide from july to september consumers should shop using them contact dollar tree for full refund. >> more than 8 million people bought first gun last year making up nearly half sales to smith & wesson, on top of 19 million background checks more than 123,000 of those were don

i appreciate the opportunity to have us address that today and with that iac would yield back. >> the gtleman yields back. you are now recognized for question placement thank you madam chairman. this is a a rapid response question. it is a yes or no. if you would answer yes or no. general landry, should we allow noncitizens regardless of their legal status to run for officen the united states? student could you repeat that again congressman? i said should we allow noncitizens regardless of their legal status to run for office the united states? >> own no, sir. >> okay, same question yesterday no. >> cert that is not something that the support agency in congress that i can offer informed view on. steve extricated is the law. i assume you are familiar with the law it is a yes or no pay >> to the extent that is consistent wit the law i would agree. but be on the policy concern that is not something i can speak to placement i'm not ask you a policy question pretty masculine question as to whether or not noncitizens regardless of legal status should be allowed to run for office in united s

video platform that would eventually trade as a public company, recently valued at $2.75 billion, well, iacanother half of 1% this morning. alaska air is betting on boeing agreeing to purchase an additional 23 737 max jets, the second order for their plane which has been grounded 20 months following two fatal crashes. alaska's total order stands at 68 jets, with the option to buy an additional 52. in premarket trading, shares of boeing are down about 50 of cents. online websites that help small businesses are seeing higher sales and are expected to continue to profit even when the pandemic subsides. take a look at shares of etsy and shopify, both surging. they allow businesses to sell homemade items. shopify trades at 350 times expectations, etsy shares this year are up 345%, shopify up 220%. so these platforms that help small businesses make money have done well and are expected to continue to do well even when the pandemic is over. maria: wow. what moves for the year in the stock prices. that's pretty -- quite the return. thank you so much, lauren. so how amazon wins, the wall street jour