we had intel and yahoo reporting last night. > > intel was really interesting-- good earnings, yahoo the same. i think as csx, some of the other earnings come out, they'll have an effect on the market. i'm really watching the movers and the shakers-- they are the ones that seem like they're going to drive the market through earnings season. they've been beaten down. if they come in line or beat, i think it could cause us to start threatening some of those all time highs we saw last month. > > thanks for coming on the show, mark. > > thanks for having me. traders will listen closely to comments by federal reserve chair janet yellen today.. chuck coppola has more.. . angie, the fed is keeping a close watch on inflation. that and more will likely be discussed in janet yellen's second major speech as fed chair. inflation remains a top concern on the fed's agenda. consumer prices in march popped two tenths of a percent, as food and housing costs rose more than anticipated, signaling the times of low inflation are coming to a close. today yellen will be in new york city following her speec

. >>> and taking away on intel and yahoo! earnings that could determine the market's directions tomorrow. we have all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for tuesday, april 15th. >>> good evening everybody, and welcome. do you own a neck brace? if not, you may want to consider getting one or visiting a chiropractor. market watchers have not seen ups and downs like todays in quite a while. stocks were up and down on ukraine worries then went up on the close on lighter than normal volume because of passover, the dow finished points higher, it was the second straight-up day, nasdaq up 11 points but had closed in on correction territory earlier in the day only to bounce back. closing higher now four of the past six trading days. the s&p 500 was up 12. so what accounted for today's wild ride. more from the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: stocks rallied at the open but quickly sold off at a pattern that is by now very familiar. selloff internet and biotech stocks then late in the day the market reversed, a sign

you will have intel naysayers out there.m, saying, see, see, they can't get smartphones right. they can't get mobile right. what do you say to that, stacy? >> yeah. in we showed, in the november investor meeting what we thought the trend were going to be. so what we're seeing in the business is a shift from 2 g, 3g platforms in the communication space to lte. so we would expect a pretty significant revenue ramp in the back half of the year associated with that i think the big progress the company made in the first quarter, is we have a goal of shipping 40 million tablets, processes -- processors into 40 million tablets. we're well on track for that and grew five million tablets in the first quarter. it has been consistent with what we're saying. >> you didn't get in. didn't win the galaxy 4 tablet opportunity there. that was early april. you're in a lot of white box tablet manufacturers in china. what are the margins like for that? some people say they're not as good as, say, for example the higher end taxicablets out there

intel reported a 1% rise in sales.ore corporate orders helped offset the overall decline in the consumer market. that will be coming up later in the hour. i will speak with the cfo. the microsoft ceo has announced new data analysis tools at an event in san francisco. it includes a limited preview of the service. it measures data from sensors and connect it in the internet of things. microsoft is taking on oracle and ibm. a federal judge has ruled against apple and is refusing to throw out an antitrust case. the move allows state officials and consumer attorneys to pursue damages against apple at a trial in july. plaintiffs are seeking $840 million. to our lead story of the day, the sellout in tech stocks takes a bit of a breather. the nasdaq is down 3.4% for the year. individual tech stocks were also on a crazy ride. facebook did some more rebounding. yahoo! was surging in after-hours after reporting its first sales gain since 2012. sales were $1.09 billion in the first quarter. profit was $311 million. chinese e-comme

since intel is up so much, i would rather microsoft. i like it here. >> tomorrow on the half time report, 12:30 do not miss john's interview with the ceo of intel. time for drops for the day. >> it's got to do with venezuela devaluation. when you get whacked on the back, you're taking a charge. that's crazy. that's too high brow for me. the stock is not expensive. trades earnings. but you got to let them report and let this sort of clear the baffles. >> johnson and johnson up 2%. dock. >> they beat by 6 cents and going to be around $6. stock presently trades north of 20 pe. that project tile significantly higher prices for the stock. i believe they'll get there. and one of the firms put a 1-10 target on them as well. >> pandora up 4%. >> the fact i own this is astounding. talking about what kind of penetration they could make in the new car business which would be interesting and not surprising at all. >> newmont mining. >> i think it's too early to get into these names. given gold's move, newmont held up well. >> google glass. on sale

intel's big cheeief. we hear from the ceo in his first interview on cnbc he since taking the top job. jon, murph, steve weiss on the desk, and we start with the markets getting a lift on better-than-expected earnings, among other things. but will that be enough to stem some of the volatility that the markets have seen lately? stocks have been riding a roller coaster, as you know. so how long is that likely to last, steve weiss? >> i think the volatility's going to continue to last. but here's what i tell you, that if you position your portfolio one way in the morning, one way in the afternoon, start the month one way, change your exposures, all you're going to do is eat up your capital. it's the same old story. whether it's a turbulent market or a market that's turning straight up. find your best ideas and stick with those. right now, i like europe. i like the u.s. draghi is saying, hey, we're going to do what bernanke did two years ago, three years ago. so i think you buy -- and just prepare for the vola

. >> intel and yahoo! on tap, dan.ow important will those names be for some of the beaten down parts, and especially like you said of anything that ends in tech in that sector? >> i think the tables have been set in tech, and these are obviously bellwether names coming up, so they can change the direction in one fell swoop, but, you know, starting to get a little bit of footing as we pull back to 10%. starting to see a bounce. those names will tell you whether it's a real start for the next leg up or just a dead cat bounce on the way lower. >> very good. thank you all. appreciate it. >> good to see you guys. >> more with you later. >> 50 minutes to go until the close. up 45 point. like the weather in denver. if you don't like it now, it will change any moment now, and the nasdaq is down 8 points. >> like the random number generator of the payrolls report. >> the nasdaq heat map, nasdaq 100, not exactly a sea of red. getting a few more greens creeping in there. we'll tell you which tech stocks are dragging it lower the

and intel checking in to earnings central.kets wait for bank of america and google. >>> china growth slows to an 18-month low but still comes in better than expected. that eases fears of a hard landing. >>> and russia warns that ukraine's action puts the country at the risk of civil war. we're all here after we dug our cars out. it's wednesday, april 16th, 2014. "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. earnings season is under way. we have another significant report coming out about an hour from now. bank of america is expected to report profits of a nickel a share. revenue expected to top $22 billion. we'll have the numbers and the instant reaction as soon as they're released. >>> and later today, the countdown will begin for ibm and google, those results coming after the closing bell today. we're also leading up to a huge thursday full of dow components. we have general electric, goldman sachs, dupont, unite

intel apparently beating the street this morning. the company's first-quarter profit exceeding wall street estimates. still dealing with slow demand for pcs. the ceo says the company's goal to take out market share in tablets is on track. we shall see. i don't -- intel, microsoft, question is, how do you deal with both i think? and the continued overhang of the decline in the pc, are they running away from it fast enough? >> i like the quarter. i think that there's people who didn't like it. i don't know. you go overs the line by line, the ceo starts off saying pc client platform did okay. company spending less money. that's important. expenses are going down. you're going to spend less money on capital equipment too. i think it's finally happening. i have always liked stacy smith the cfo talking about the second half being terrific. gross margins, get the magic number of 63. 60 this quarter. >> a lot of the discussion is, all right, the thinking was, you transition to tablets, margins take a hit. their view on margins for the year d

we have to kick it off with intel.e're expecting results after -- this is one of these old tech names that have done quite well in this market, turmoil, whatever you want to call it. >> relatively speaking it's done well. >> they've changed the way they're reporting their earnings, so a much more deep read into how many chips are being put into tablets and smartphones. all these growth categories, this is what intel needs to do to show investors 1/3 moving meaningfully. this is the first glimpse we have. so this is sort the the holy grail in terms of growth in this kind of market, plus the kicker. >> the more you can see quarter to quarter sequentially what the product shift is, if they report the same thing every single time and you can see tablets or smartphones getting more market sharp. >> investors always want more information in general, but the market always loves a positive surprise. if we see the picture is better than expected. >> intel has been holding up even in the past week or so despite its huge gains ov

intel transitions from pc to mobile is helping company.ld's largest chipmaker reported a one percent rise in first-quarter revenue and a five percent drop in output -- profit. >> it is all about how we think about her business, and it is how we have organized a company. what is different about our business today and maybe a couple of years ago is that we ship into a broad range of devices. we have a very healthy business and the pc, but we did 5 million tablets in the first quarter and we are off doing designs and phones, and we have this internet of things business that is growing at a great pace. >> everyone is talking about the internet of things right now. you just bought a house band wrist band tracker. do you wear one? how horrible do you think these things will be -- help all do you think these will be? >> it ranges from in vehicle entertainment to devices that are in your house to devices that are factories. there are these that are developing out there. this business is well over $2 billion. we're doing a lot of experimentation, w

intel is a technical company. we make our microprocessors.evel of understanding where they were was pretty straightforward for us. then comes the gative reporting, how you get down to the mine for that. we asked our supply team. our supply team didn't know and we didn't know. as we went down that chain, we landed at smelters. we found smelters to be a place in the supply chain where you can hone in and do auditting from the mine to the smelter. out how was figuring smelter. we put an audit place in at the smelters. >> how do you audit a smelter, what do you do? >> we do it in three steps. first we want to make sure they have a good conflict minerals policy, that they actually care about the issue. the second is a mass balance. you take a look at the transactions that the smelter had ran over time and how much mineral or ore or recycled material came in over that period of time and how much product they sold. so really understanding the scope of what came in and out. for example, as a smelter said that they took in enough ore to take 25 tons b

intel's transition from pc to mobile is a sign of progress. world's largest chipmaker reported a one percent rise in revenue. >> it is really how we think about our business and it is how we have organized the company. what is different about our business today is that we shipped into a broad range of devices. we have a healthy business in the pc, but we did 5 million tablets in the first quarter. we are fighting to win designs in phones. >> everybody is talking about the internet of things right now. wristbandought a health tracking device. how big do you think these things are going to be? >> i have worn a wristband. i try not to do that on tv. the internet of things business is a broad business. it ranges from infotainment devices in your house to devices in factories. then there is a new category of wearables that is emerging. business that is well over $2 billion. we are off working with customers in the wearables space. we're doing a lot in experimentation. we are making investments. i don't know how it will play out or who's going to wi

mike bell of intel. >> my phone is 100% charged now. >> well, it's not plugged in. this is one of these quote, unquote, old technology stocks if we can call it that. that has had a real good move lately. >> mike, everybody has told me this company is dead and going nowhere. i have disagreed with them. because of guys like you, the hirings of people like you and also getting themselves in the mobile. maybe you're late but getting into mobile. it's a huge growth area. this is just one little element i think moving you forward making it kind of cool technology where people don't think of intel in that way. >> it's outperforming a lot of its peers. i think the hope they're going to get that watch right any time soon i don't think is the right call. if they really can demonstrate a move to mobile and away from the pc over time then it has the ability to transform itself. >> big movers of the day. monster beverage. monster pop. >> you get all the mum bow jumbo. there's one reason. jay jay flash sitting on the hook yesterday. we had a whole conversation. short interest. co

own business sake. >> weekly, why does intel care?are because it is the right thing to do. we are a global supply chain and we felt we could make a difference. >> interesting stuff. intel's supply chain director, carolyn duran, to i very much. >> thank you. center, theaples l.a. form just got a hundred million dollar makeover and it is luring some big acts. that is next on "bloomberg west ." ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. all week long we have been looking at how technology is changing hollywood. moviemakers like to say content is king, but what if you cannot find the content? is investing heavily in the user interface. jon erlichman has more. >> i think a lot when i'm sitting in front of the tv about what i am going to watch, so the user interface becomes an important part of the story. epix is the home of this, onking on -- working a lot this. the ceo joins us from new york. before we get into the user interface, tell us how much content, how many movies you have at your fingertips and how many your subscrib

and intel a big day ahead. i am trish regan. starts now." ♪ welcome, everyone come into the most important hour of the session. 59 minutes to go. marissa mayer's latest test. a reason to hold down without ali baba. the ceo of lamborghini will give us a tour. 11? you can get in line. the waitlist is 1000 people long for a car that is nearly a quarter million dollars. first, a look at the market. take a look at the dow chart. you can see intraday he higher on the heels of the news that we have inflation in the economy. cpi coming in better than expected, which is not such a bad thing. nice to see inflation and the economy. we have been all around the block low work. now in fact higher. getting more on the market. i on hyman keeping and them. >> we have seen that moves near it in a lot ofindividual stocks. -- that move mirrored in the individual stocks. netflix is actually still down, but the overall move mirrors that of the s&p 500 or the nasdaq. one other element with netflix, there was an outage reported or some users this morni

an intel. yahoo!% and intel up a full percentage point of the as soon as we started today, we were higher a big dip began around 1:00 p.m. it was very tentative. this is the intraday picture. we're closing at least close to the high of the session [closing bell ringing] liz: bells are changing on wall street. we have green on the screen. we'll say this many times. these are two major names intel and a dow component and yahoo! we're looking at big move on the markets after falling precipitously midday. "after the bell" starts right now. liz: welcome to all of you, again what a crazy day. rich: right. liz: it is amazing what is going on. let's break down the market action. pete benson, beacon capital management partner. telling us why it is time to focus on companies that provide income. ryan dietrich, schaefer's investment research, senior technical strategist. why investors should put their

in this particular recording, he says intel. is he referring to the same thing he spoke about publicly the other day, or is there new information based on what you're hearing? >> a state spokesman said today kerry was referring to ukrainian intelligence. it seemed he was talking about u.s. intel. we don't know. he said previously that u.s. intelligence agencies have produced similar intelligence, so what we know is according to john kerry, there's streams of information coming in from both the u.s. intelligence collection efforts and ukrainian that prove russian and moscow involvement in what's going on in eastern ukraine and put lies aside of vladimir putin and lavrov that they are not involved. >> you're in vienna, for the organization of security and cooperation in europe. based on everything you know, and you get a lot of important information, do you have any doubt that the russian government of president vladimir putin for all practical purposes, is pulling the strings in eastern ukraine right now as far as those pro-russi

intel and ibm are on fire. i talked about them last week. deere is breaking out. caterpillar looks great. so there are pockets where you really don't want to miss out and be out of them completely. but i think the momentum trade, maybe there's a bounce overdue here. but i still think that those look like the most vulnerable names. >> jim, i wonder if you have to start worrying about some of the tried and true and loved blue chip names, although josh rightly points out some of the names that have outperformed in the wake of the selling. >> i think josh has it right. those names don't worry me at all. i think this is a rotation we're going through right here. the high flyers still have a nice gain in them. i think you're rotating out of the expensive ones into the cheap ones. remember, caterpillar, ibm, those names were beaten down all of last year. it's just their time. this feels like a rotation, not a sell-off. >> pete, you look at the old-tech names, so to speak, that have held up in the face of the selling. intel, as josh mentioned, up 8%. microsoft up 4. ibm,

here we have the vice president of intel's new device group as well as general manager of intel's smartam. welcome to the show. good to have you with us. >> happy to be here. stuart: take me through this. smart fabric. let's suppose i use some of this march fabric and make a set of curtains, drapes. what is that drape going to tell me about my life, myself, my house or anything else? >> you can really imagine computing power has been smaller and more power eat fish and we can distribute throughout your life, whether the clothing you are wearing on your body, items around your house. you can imagine the upholstery, essentially knows who you are by the shape of the face you make and whether you are lying down or sitting down you can imagine smart curtains that actually are a more effective way to detect smoke or a fire or decide how much light to go through but whatever your doing in the house. a lot of great opportunities in every part of your life. stuart: i'm not trying to men this. it is in the formative stages and the marketplace has to have a chance to decide how this is going to fu

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what compelled him to go with intel? plan tos it is not a win a marketplace.look at our business results which we are breaking out this quarter you can see we are not the leader we are one of the leaders in the field already. overve a business that is $2 billion this year and growing superfast and is very profitable. i think the reason that we are being so successful in this business is because of our manufacturing lead and translating that it means that we can provide more performance in these very low-power envelopes. that is our differentiator, that is what is allowing us to win in the market. the ceo has promised 40 million tablets running on intel by the end of this year. he has shipped 5 million so far. how do you get to 40 million by the end of the year? >> we have good line of sight to the 40. the tablet market is primarily consumer driven which means you have a lot more volume that tends to sit in the back half of the year than the front half the cause of the consumer selling seasons. we look at it as we are right on track in terms of what we expected

the premise else up in russia though intel intel policy advice like to read russian neighbors they are really obsessed. for example the usually purple us hope and change over time. to change our constitution. they know the best we can reach ukraine will succeed. for example the proposed us defender like ukraine. we propose brush tool to leave the mall with the bf federal budgets to the proposed bus to offer me the depression when was the second statement which in the ukraine wheel well for the russians to make ukraine now when was the second one because we have the biggest minority in russia. your objectives of the authorities is to laugh and be armed forces of ukraine tomorrow but the ukrainian enterprises can provide data on me with high quality product to die injured his region. use this present at the prospect of samples of the millet trick which meant plans to be used for the art of the ukrainian army in particular those under the new tent. i want to be a post and when he launches a missile has the powers that would be the last two months he managed to increase substantially becau

intel follows suit shortly after.tic about the chipmaker as the company finally starts to make the transition to tablet and mobile. and wednesday, the focus is shifting to google. shares split and ibm and these shares defy and are up 8% in the last month. joining us with her thoughts, hillary cramer, chief investment officer at aig. what do you think about yahoo? this is a company going through a major transition. they're turning into it in a content company. the value of the stock is less than the value of the stake in the rest of the business. what do you think? >> the issue with yahoo is that the business just hasn't been able to make the end roads and grow the way they have laid out the strategy. there have been too many distractions, too many management changes and too many purchases. baba will keep yahoo strong and growing because the cash is going to be there. that is really the savior for yahoo. there are so many other plays out there that are going to be much more valuable. and that's what's so important. we

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also pacific crest upping intell to out perform. under armor upsell coa.s this a function of getting cheap enough? >> there was a note today golden buying opportunity in enterprise so software and it has the hit list. this was the april massacre. workday, fire eye, net sweep. all good companies, let's see whether this along with the issues that you had could cause things to stablize. in the meantime procter & gamble could raise it's dividend. warren buffet likes it. when you read that he is not just bad luck, he has lost his game, lost his alpha ability. i think this is a procter market right now. the one thing that could scare the shorts is that one of their favorite names to short got a take over bid this weekend. mallen croft. >> i recommended quest to "mad money" and i was hit by a word that aetna wasn't going to support it for the syndrome and this was a name that people told me was the equivalent of autonomy. that could scare some of the shorts. and bet against the workday and concur. let's talk about some of these deals. maybe we'll call it a merger

. >>> apple, adobe, google and intel have settled a lawsuit alleging they co-lewded no tot go after each other's employees, holding down salaries. the settlement was settled for $325 million. that's the head leap. l -- headline. what do they allege these companies did. did one ceo call up another and say don't hire my guy? >> we're talking about 64,000 people who joined the class in this lawsuit. it was the companies that you mentioned. and what we're talking about is essentially an unwritten agreement, kind of a quiet understanding between steve jobs and eric schmidt when he was ceo of google and the ceo of intel and some of the others, engineers are essentially the key people in a lot of these things. and, you know, job competition is very fierce. and so there was some, especially colorful e-mails that have emerged as evidence in the trial. and i think the companies didn't want to seehose e-mails exposed. they've been exposed but there would have been a lot more, i think, information, a lot more disclosure that would have been just as colorful. >> is that why this is settl >> i think s

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