that would give a boost to intel. intel's other big business line is providing chips for servers which accounts for about 20% of its sales. analysts say that business looks strong. but intel bulls are on the defensive with the stock firmly in the red this year. investors could have a much better sense of whether intel is a buy when the company next reports earnings on april 14th. for "nightly business report," i'm josh lipton in silicon valley. >>> to the markets now. and you know the chances of owning a fund that beats the market these days is very low. according to s&p's latest report on actively managed mutual funds, 86% of active fund managers failed to beat the benchmark last year. 82% failed over the past decade. senior director of index research at s&p dow jones indices joins us with more. nice to have you here. this is pretty much an index advocate's dream, these numbers. >> yes. what the data is telling us is that it is very difficult to outperform the benchmark over the horizon and these are professional man

i would be a buyer of intel.a for qualcomm, still even though they settled. >> let's go to dan? >> i'm going to go with qualcomm right here. we know the news in intel. and what i frankly don't like about intel is how pc-centric it is. i think next month if this samsung galaxy 6 comes out and their snapdragon is in it, that will be a good thing. i like that 2.75% div. not a great entry. the stock does not act well after that announcement here. so i think if you get a weak market in the next couple weeks, pick it up somewhere in the mid- to high 60s. >> nice using the 30 seconds. >> karen? >> yes? intel. not surprisingly, the valuation is what attracted me most. it's not the cheapest it's ever been, but it is cheap. it has a great balance sheet, as you know, they're very aggressive. capital allocation, not that qualcomm isn't, but this is cheaper and the all know pc, that's been a bad thing to be for a long time. i think that there's enough pessimism there to have it already priced in and so i'm going to go with in

dom chu has, well the intel. >> i have at least some intel here.now are shares of altera which is another semi-conductor industry company, the shares are halted right now. they were up 7% before that on a volatility trading pause or a trading curve kicking in meaning the stock has spiked too quickly. dow jones is citing sources that intel is in talks to buy altera. that sent the stock spiking up before trading was halted. this is a dow jones citing sources story saying that intel is in talks to buy altera. the deal would be the largest in intel's history. altera had a market value of about $10.5 billion going into this particular trading session, so we'll keep an eye on shares of both intel and altera but altera right now halted not for news pending, just a volatility trading pause. we'll see what happens when the stock reopens for trading. >> thanks dom. bank of america merrill lynch is out with a note citing the biggest outflow out of equities since 2009. now, where is it all going? it's a combination, cash bonds, somewhere else. >> we're going i

, on intel's revised forecast.ility easing after it rose above 17 yesterday. in europe, they are about to enter the final hour of trading. the tech center is the worst performing while health care are leading -- health care is leading the gains. the biggest tanks -- the big u.s. banks passed the stress tests and can now have dividends and buy back shares. it's a rare day when the dollar weakens -- the dollar index rose above 100 before giving up some ground. the euro broke below the $1.05 level. you're seeing a rally which according to some people was a long time coming. treasuries are gaining because they look more tractive than european sovereign debt. the unexpected drop in retail sales having some people say the fed cannot possibly expect to raise interest rates in june. there are talks that teva once to mylan. erik: stocks at session highs. stephanie: it's almost lunchtime. let's talk about burgers. shake shack feeling the burn -- shares fell after its first earnings report failed to live up to investors expec

you said intel. >> oh. >> intel. >> there we go. >> smart folks on twitter.t you said -- it was a tease. intel advances to the next round. tomorrow we have an exciting second round match-up in the internet conference between salesforce and facebook. be sure to log on to cnbc.com/pro for exclusive previews ahead of each battle. >>> still ahead we'll tell you the one s&p sector that traders are betting on ahead of the earnings season. that's right after the break. a! vectorvest mobile is here and it's free! make faster, smarter, better trading decisions with vectorvest mobile. the most powerful app or managing your portfolio from the palm of your hand. only vectorvest mobile analyzes, ranks and graphs... ...over 16,000 stocks worldwide, everyday,... ...and gives you clear buy, sell, hold recommendations... ...on every stock; anytime, anywhere. vectorvest mobile comes free with your vectorvest trial. get it now! visit vectorvest.com/mobile to get started ♪ >>> after a sell-off last week the financials rallied today with the market an some traders are betting the

is that your official title at intel? >> yes. >> great title. >> thank you. >> what are you displaying this year that's new and then i want to talk about the contest you're having. >> really a lot of things here at c.e.s. we're showing a lot of our wearable devices that came out in 2014. a lot were announced in partnership last year. we're also show casing a lot of the products that came out of the wearable challenge we also announced last year. the grand prize winner won $500,000 for their project. >> this was a wearable contest. >> a wearable contest. >> they had to usain intel product. >> yes. >> okay. what was the winner? what was the actual -- >> a flying drone. you wear it on your wrist and then when you want to take a picture it flies off your wrist and takes a picture and comes back to you bike a boomerang. it's a really cool product. all of the products everyone came up with were amazing. we were shocked with what they came up with. >> is that something intel is going to put on the market or get on the market som

we have heard intel is an discussion to buy it's smaller intel rival.ooking back, the biggest purchase up until now for intel was its 2010 acquisition of mcafee. you are looking at the screen of altera in regular trading. you can see the big pop in late trading following that court. we have the after-hours trade as well. it is staying near highs. it is holding on to that gain. we got a boost in the other chipmakers. again, the discussion right now is that intel would be buying altera. others are getting a bit as well. the context here, intel had warned they would not live up to expectations because the pc refresh cycle was coming to an end. alix: interesting that you -- thank you for bringing that to us. speaking of the dollar devaluing currencies boost exports. that has been the theme we have seen across central banks. can the fed do something other central banks are not doing? is currency wars a winning strategy? does that wind up helping economies? anyone? alix: guests: i will jump in. alix:-- alix: despite the annual growth rate has slowed. this is

>> well, it is curious when you think about it, because intel is struggling with the lack of growth,u look at altera they don't make the integrated circuits to go into the pcs and that is where intel is, and they are looking toing diversi diversify, and they are not looking for the enterprise demand for the services, but this is not a company growing fast, altera and so maybe some cost savings, and they are are look ing to diversify, and they have a lot of the stock buyback, and maybe a way to put cash to use sgrchlt and intel is down 7%, and maybe this is a fleeting effort for them to hold on to something, and the market has been choosing something other than intel, and it is in their space. >> afterhours? >> well, no, overall, the market has chosen not to be a buyer of intel this year, and so i don't think that the deal is going to help them longer term, and it is a blip and friday, and take a look at it later. and let the chips fall. >> clever. and guy adami was talking about a growth driver, and if it would not get it organically, it would go to mna. >> yes, and you go back to al

i will tell you why everybody owns apple and we're full up on apple, but intel and microsoft lost intelere. think of these three stocks. they have raised -- and they should be cheap. they should be traded and to me i think that apple, you're going buy it and the other two. >> i get what you're saying and when you look at apple, why is it that everybody owns it, so it's going to lose the momentum. is that here o there to buy the apple products. >> if you're looking over it in the long term, that does not matter. i am not able to trade around these things. if i had to pick one, i like google. it had a great year and between the last two years its not done much. and it's so many others and it's a great business. great cash flow and they too will hope pfully benefit from some none we do get the amnesty and some allocations. >> sometimes the crowd is right for the wrong reasons and sometimes right for the right reasons. >> deep thoughts. >> no, it's true. >> yeah. yeah. >> you don't want to get in the way certain times and other times it makes sense to the apple case. it's hard to poke the h

intel is report there in talks to buy altera. that would be intel's largest purchase every.able chips used by cell phone towers in military and industrial applications. intel has been trying to expand to new markets as the pc industry is in decline. they're not commenting on the story. take a look at shares in the company frankfurt intel higher by 7.3%. altera up a whopping 35%. >> we did see a sell-off in the semi conductor space. a lot of chip companies that power smartphones with their chips. that was one of the reasons we saw the nasdaq under perform the major ibndexes. intel particularly interesting. it was one of the old school names that offers a high dividend. you get growth and value in one name. but at the same time the company has been put under a lot of pressure to shift to mobile because that's where consumers going away from pc to moble. will they be fast enough to catch the trend and make enough business in the space. intel in talks to pie s tos to s tos to buy altera. >>> tim cook joins a list of those speaking out against indiana's frjous freedom law. we'll

>> not wholesale, but intel it would be interesting.ur stopgap point. >> come ong the last block, i think intel more than qualcomm i think you have more downside. to me it's a place writ's a more diversified model, great valuation. >> check it out friday 5:30. coming up on "mad money," small business and skinny ties. cramer talks to pbh, marty mucci, get a look at employment. we have your fist move tomorrow when we come back. news alert! message! email! calendar update! most of us admit to being overwhelmed by information at work. that's why ibm created verse. it uses powerful analytics to uncover hidden patterns in your email, calendars and social feeds. it continuously learns how you work. and helps you prioritize the people and projects you need to focus on. there's a new way to work and it's made with ibm. helli am a fully automatedt is investment advisory service. the people and projects you need to focus on. i can help you choose the right portfolio. monitor it. and even rebalance it. i've been called innovative. revolutionary. an

and intel cited the currency move when it cut its outlook. seems like we're not out of the woods yet, guy. despite this rally. >> we're not out of the woods. the dollar is going to parity, if not lower against the euro. dollar strength continues. today made sense i guess if you think about it with the retail sales. does that put the fed back on the back burner in terms of a rate hike? i think it does. weakness in the dollar all makes sense. that said, i still think rates are headed a lot lower. i still think the european rates are telling you something. i understand why the market rallied today. but the retail saelz numbers were bismal now three times in a row. >> i don't want to get t too feddy, could they put the rate increase out to november? >> they could. if they make any type of statement where they focus on inflation o inflation expectations. they would have to have low unemployment and price stability. right now they're failing on the price stability. if you see that next week, then that will push out the rate statement, and they coul

microsoft and intel, the laggards on the dow, after intel warns on revenue.hat we'd have every dow component in the green, led by stocks like disney and especially the banks, as jim said. those c-car results resulting in hikes. >> bob iger too much in the pipe, whether cinderella "frozen," china. way too much in the pipe not to take that stock today. >> we'll get "stop trading" with jim in a moment. can it make a dentist appointment when my teeth are ready? ♪ ♪ can it tell the doctor how long you have to wear this thing? ♪ ♪ can it tell the flight attendant to please not wake me this time? ♪ ♪ the answer is yes, it can. so, the question your customers are really asking is can your business deliver? >>> cramer and "stop trading." >> i said fluid situations. cyberarc priced 4 million shares at 51. the hottest area of the economy, cyber. the stock's come back that's the key today. got to finish well in the black. secondary's everything. >> on "mad" tonight. >> tenth anniversary, live show. boeing, jim mcnerney talk about an american icon and monty moran, farm to

case in point is intel. last week intel came out and said business was weak in part because of its personal computer sales, and also because of the strong dollar. amazingly, on the day of that hideous announcement and it was ugly -- >> the house of pain. >> -- the stock market as a whole reacted as if intel were some sort of minor, unimportant company, as opposed to the biggest semiconductor company on earth. there was no pin action whatsoever. none! i was flabbergasted. in fact, the market enjoyed a decent rally that very day pretty much ignoring intel, intel! entirely. at the time, i figured, okay so maybe intel, by virtue of its lack of inclusion was merely a victim of the secular kind of pc market. but even if that's the only reason for intel's weakness it means there are a whole host of companies that aren't doing nearly as well as we thought going into 2013. sure enough one by one, they're getting hammered! including stocks that have been major market leaders. consider that micron another semi-conducto

and they had to use an intel product. >> yes. >> host: what was the winner? >> guest: a flying grown. you wear it on your wrirs wrist and it flies off, takes a picture of you and comes back to you like a boom a rang. it was a cool product. all of them were shocked. >> host: is that something intel is going to put on the market? >> guest: we continue to support them and yes, we will showcase it at the key note yesterday. our ceo had them and we are involved in the final. >> host: this year's contest, what do you have this year? >> guest: on display, is the finalist from the past year and we announced we would do the competition again this year. >> host: you have inventor finalist here. who is here? >> guest: we have finalist from the make it wearable challenge. the challenge ended in october of the last year. >> host: these are semi finalist from all over the world. >> guest: all over the world, all ages and we narrowed it down to ten finalist and in october they meet up in san francisco and we had everyone from the ceo of tech side to venus williams. >> host:

intel report on terror threats guess which ones iran and hezbollah, the terrorist group backed by iran. now, some here wonder if the two things are connected and whether that is putting our lives and livelihood in danger. are they right? hi, everybody, i'm ta welcome to "forbes on fox." let's go in feek us with mr. steve forbes, rich carl guard, elizabeth mcdonald mic owe ozanian and bruce jep son. >> david, the answer probably is no. this is typical obama negotiation and that is make concessions in advance. obama thinks he can deal with these people the way neville chamberlain thought he could deal with the nazis or jimmy carter thought he could deal with the soviet union and russia before it invaded afghanistan. so the quid pro quo is going to end up being iran is going to get a great deal to get nuclear weapons and we're going to be in more danger because of it. >> bruce, the report clearly was changed, this intel report, last year iran and hezbollah were in the report this year they were not. why is that? >> well, i don't know about this. i mean, i think there's so much light shini

>> guest: the top finalists won $50 to 0,000 from intel. -- $500,000 from intel. >> host: what about the semifinalist? >> guest: the second place winner won $200,000. >> host: let's go talk to some of the finalists. and the winner of the intel wearables project, jessica clark, what do you do with nixie? >> guest: yes. i get people excited about our products which is really easy in a place like this. >> host: how does this work? we heard about what it is, but how does it work? demonstrate it for us. >> guest: so it's a flying camera that you wear. this is just a prototype. the final product will be beautiful, but the prototype works, and we demonstrated it live last night at the keynote stage, so that was very exciting. you'll be going throughout your day, if there's something you want to capture, you take it off your wrist, and it'll be very simple to take off your wrist and it will expand and it will be as easy as gesturing. it's completely autonomous. there's no remote required. you don't need to be wearing something. it's smart enough to know the direction you toss it, if it's a g

to phil flynn first on intel.smart company with a lot of smart people but they were late to the mobile party. everybody knows that. but then they jumped in, feet first. again they're too exposed to pc's. you love them or walk away from them. >> i don't like the sector as a whole but as a company i still like them. that is the bottom line. i don't think this is place to put your money. they came out with low power chips. seen none five they're calling it. -- xenonv. at end of the day, big companies, tech companies when they miss the boat, sometimes takes a long time to catch up. if any companies have capital to do it, they will do it. >> buy chips or dip chips? i'm looking at this, saying if not intel, do you like somewhere else? >> you know, i love xp semiconductor. a place out of europe. what they have done they have similar vertically integrated ecosystem but it is all about the internet of things and selling chips that have to do with high security. security is a big issue. it is a big topic of conversation on

also intel trading higher by .4 on the day. >> intel trading higher, remember it got whacked yesterday as well. >> of course. >> so maybe a little relief rally. microsoft probably the same type of thing. right or wrong? >> yes. >> i think the banks are just a function of the fact that the stress test went through, we had c cargo through. some catch-up there. i still think there are some interesting bank plays. i still think goldman sachs moves higher but i wouldn't read too much into specifically the intel and the microsoft move today. >> but energy stocks. refiners had a strong day. >> also the fact that the 5 million barrels' worth of oil is going to be put into the sbr. so that's probably a temporary sugar high. and refiners are doing well in this particular area. although oil still is very challenged. i mean, there is still a drop in demand for oil. an awful lot of supply. even though we've seen the rig count come down, this is similar to natural gas where we had that overproduction, everybody thought rig count was going to come down, we'd shut down production, natural gas would sp

intel capital the venture capital arm of intel where shubham's father works decided to back the project. but did so only after putting the boy through the ringer to make sure no one would question whether this was about nepotism or innovation. >> i started calling my friends, dude, i got funding from intel. i was telling my mom, i was screaming. i was really happy. >> reporter: in addition to funds, intel asked shubham to experiment with its new microprocessor called the edison. to determine how it could make the printer far more functional for the blind. >> what is inside here is the processor, the memory the storage and wi-fi and bluetooth so it can communicate with things around it. and we made that, you know, super, super simple for people to innovate on top of. >> reporter: and that's what the 8th grader did. it i used this for a visually impaired person to use? >> yes. >> reporter: this one is? >> this one actually-- i'm not fully done with it, but soon i will actually add voice to text where you can say it through phone, perhaps, print out a. >> so you and i wake up in the mornin

intel is down 4.6%. that's inside the

ibm, intel, microsoft. we know intel tells us the cycle has come to an end when it cuts its sales guidance. he analysts are talking about weak demand for pc processors. if you look at the vicks it is edging higher. it's above 15. the 10 year yield at 1.92. there is a weakness in treasuries after an auction did not attract as much demand as anticipated. oil is higher at almost three and three quarters percent. it is a knee-jerk reaction to the weaker dollar. trish: also production not rising as much as previous weeks. it's time for our big story. it's the biggest deal of the year so far. heinz and kraft coming together in the megamerger bringing them together under the same roof. the new company will be known as kraft-heinz. joining us to discuss is ed hammond, julie hyman, and joining us over the phone is the ceo of capital management. before we get to the nitty-gritty bill, did you like this deal? bill: we like customers and we like the transaction. it appears there is going to be a lot of cheeseburgers ea

when you see something like this coming after a call like intel had it makes you one it der what yearre in for. >> that's right. makes you wonder whether this is everything. a weak europe as well and currency and i'm sures those play into it. other stuff going on as well. >> and the collateral damage and pretty strong tape, micron, western digital, sandisk, others related tangentially to the pc. >> which had been suffering earlier in the week. microsoft seeing some damage as you mentioned. it's also important, though, to point out, intel said the data center business, behaving as expected. that part of the business also important to a lot of these players like a microsoft that's seen a lot of growth in the cloud. that is not having the same sorts of issues. doesn't seem to be an issue of business spending overall because businesses are big in data center spending. seems to be about business pcs and overall expectations, at least for president first half of the year for the pc industry. >> intel and microsoft the only dow components in the red today. >> henry blodget joining us today.

>> i mentioned it, maybe it's not under the radar, but intel, up 40% in 2015, down 25% this year. should it have been up 40%, probably not, but should not be down 25%. it's way in oversold territory, and now it's bouncing back a bit. you can ride that. >> way above the radar. third time you mentioned it. >> you're a military guy. a wax plane is picking that up now. >> you got me. >> three hours left in the trading day. game plan for the second half is next. you can call me shallow... but, i have a wandering eye. i mean, come on. national gives me the control to choose any car in the aisle i want. i could choose you... or i could choose her if i like her more. and i do. oh, the silent treatment. real mature. so you wanna get out of here? go national. go like a pro. >>> here's your game plan for the rest of the trading day. >>> interesting part is trying to figure out where this fight today on wall street is going to go because that's what you do have. in fact, the dow was just literally positive while we were in the break, and it's hugging flat line today. we're going to see how it

the tablets that are more like pcs like the surface or some of the intel driven pcs.have laptops and desktops. i wonder what we see in terms of reach, people are going to be using all of those devices. let me start with the tablet business. what is happening with tablets? apple has seen four quarters in a row declining. the quarter they just reported saw the biggest decline. it's getting worse. guest: exactly. i believe 2014 was the peak of the tablet market. in the u.s., they peaked in 2013. part of the reason is smartphones. we look at the tablet market 60% of the market used to be the small tablets. the ipad mini the seven inch, eight inch android tablets. that market is getting creamed by large smart phones. cory: so the iphone six plus is hurting the android tablet market more than anything else. guest: right. if you have and always connected device of the smartphone, that's a much more compelling thing than trying to carry around a tablet that probably doesn't even have a 4g connection anyways. that impacts the tablet market. that's why we see a lot of challenge

where does idc disagree with intel?d lower-than-expected demand for business desktops and inventory levels across the pc supply chain. >> i think where we diverge a little bit from intel is in this whole idea that it was xp driven. you are talking about an operating system that represents 10-15% of the installed base an operating system that doesn't have support. you are barraged with messages that this operating system is no longer supported you are not getting the same level of patch support. i don't think it was annexed. issue -- i don't think it was an xp issue. the use case for the pc has changed. there was some inventory overhang associated with it a lot of low and tablet products that were shipped that needed to be worked through. eric: intel is feeling the pain. where else will be see the pain? >> you are seeing the pain in a number of different places. if you are asking what does the supply chain look like, you will see memory companies potentially affected as well and you could see this flowing through two oth

we need better intel and that just takes so much commitment. i resist however, you know, all these barricades here in washington around the federal buildings i think that's answer encroachment on my civil rights as an american on democracy, easy access to government to leaders. i just worry. president bush said we should go shopping after snechb, you know people mocked him but he was right. we should be defiant and not be intimidated by these terrorists. >> john. >> juan, it's hard to the to be intimidated because militant islam is getting more brazen and getting stronger. they're hitting shopping malls, hitting sporting events can you get americans heads off and declaring war. and this whole idea of hardening ourselves, protecting soft targets for tress america does not work. you knew, we hardened the airlines and now they're going to go after the schools. to juan's point we're creating this surveillance states where the police are everywhere, infringing on civil liberties. we didn't win world war ii by path down germans coming from frank furt

international in vegas is intel. and joining us now is andrea raines who is a tech

intel is down 4.6%. that's inside the dow. meek mike iscrosoft is suffering as well. >> you could argue that the dow would be doing better if it weren't for that development. at the same time you have a company like disney contributing about 33 points of the gains that we're seeing today. dow is up 1.4% which is outperforming the s&p and nasdaq. there's disney up almost 4%. if nothing else frozen 2 and star wars 8, is it? >> i've lost count. but, yes, a real tug-of-war of sectors that we'll be talking about over the next couple of hours. >> another stock not joining the rally is box. it's getting hammered since its earnings report. the ceo aaron levie is joining us. he says the analysts got their expectations wrong and that's why it looks worse. >> people are saying if we got it straight now, why is the stock still down as sharply as it is. we'll talk about that with mr. levie coming up. we're at the highs of the day right now with the industrial average up to 140 points. a game of 1.3, almost 1.4%. that's the outperformer. we

we decided the best people are at intel.oftware, we needed the best people and we decided the best would be google. that is why we are connected with the best people. if we have the best people on both, you know you are going to be successful. bill: where are you in the process of developing this competitor to the iwatch? >> google and intel have been in switzerland for weeks working with our engineers. we have met 10 to 20 times in silicon valley to present the first watch by the end of the year. the end of the year is an four months. in four or five months we will show the result of this giant partnership. bill: do you have an example of what you are trying to do? you have a prototype you can share with us? >> on purpose, we can share nothing with you today because we did not take any photographs. we want the world and our competition and our customer to discover all of the same time in october or november and to say wow at the same moment. we are working on the surprise. we do not show anything. the only thing people know

ride begins tomorrow morning in front of intel headquarters.he'll be leaving hewlett-packard head quarter ofs at 12:30. we'll have for you tomorrow on the news. >> looking forward to that for sure. anthony slaughter is here with that microclimate forecast. you said the big tease word rain last we talked to you. >> we're looking at showers tomorrow morning again tomorrow night. i'll fire up the radar. we don't have anything right now close toyi= home. there are returns up towards ureka and ukiah. temperatures are still very mild in the low 70s. livermore at 71. san jose at 70. san francisco already starting to get that fog. 61 degrees there. your high temperatures tomorrow will come down from where they were today only in the 60s for really the entire bay area. 46 for san francisco. 69 for the tri-valley. east bay at 67. and the south bay expecting 69 degrees. notice the rain icons on here. we're talking about a few showers tomorrow. not going to be a complete washout of a day. there will be gray skies in place. every now and again we'll get sho

these days all the chips are going into mobile, but intel kind of missed that boat. they're trying to catch up, but they missed that boat and now they have to depend on pcs and nobody's buying new pcs. >> well that could be a problem. intel's performance obviously going to affect the dow's performance. >> you would think, right, but then the dow rose something like 200 points. it was ignorable enough and of course it's a weighted index as well. >> sure. interesting, thank you very much, scott. >>> meteorologist christina loren is here and you still use your pc. you have all kinds back there. >> i'm a mac girl at home, let it be known. 5:16, let's get you out the front door. it's not one of the days you want to stay inside on whatever computer you use. spectacular conditions will prevail yet again today and temperatures running about ten degrees above average. this will be a short-lived warming trend, everything starts to change as we get into your sunday. c 51 degrees in livermore, we're at 53 in san jose. mild start to a very warm afternoon. temperatures at lunch ti

i don't want to be short intel. something to make it so we feel better and i want to wait for the microsoft shoe to fall. i believe microsoft can't make their numbers, that's my worry. >> and that's largely on what? >> because the product didn't sell. the product's not that good. i thought that microsoft would do something internal activists the way nelson peltz was speaking yesterday about ellen kullman, i thought there was internal activism the microsoft. it seems to have gotten quiet. >> idc out with their expectations for pc sales, down 4.9. >> this is something. i think that the pc you're listening to tim cook, you know that everything's -- they have one pc that's selling, by the way. people are buying that pound pc that white pc they have. remember, these pcs could put men on the moon. they're not putting anyone on the moon. i don't want to go to the moon. >> with oil what it's doing, back in the high 40s, once again, it's delta's popping again right after a long stretch of pain. >> speaking to jim mcnerney ye

. >>> intel reportedly in talks to buy the chip maker al terra. the deal for alter ra would be intel's largest takeover ever. shares of alterra shot up to $44.39. intel climbed about 6% to 32 even. >>> our market monitor tonight said he has a list of stocks that couldbuys rise double digits. the chief investment officer at global finance private capital. chris, welcome. good to have you with uls. let's jp into the stocks. i noticed i saw jd. i immediately thought of a product. i thought jack daniels. this is not jack daniels we're talking about. >> no jd is a chinese company. it's immune from the tantrums around the dollar and the northeast. look china is changing from an export economy to a consumer economy. and the best way to play that is through the internet and jd is like buying amazon six years ago. it has already 1800 delivery centers and 80 warehouses. i think they give alialibaba, a bigger cousin a run. >> you like an etf pure run cyber security the symbol is hack and see like almost every day, we hear big and small corporations having to

. >> from microsoft to intel apple, google, and newer companies like linkedin, yahoo!ook and we now have the next wave coming through. the drop boxes -- dropbosesxes. >> interesting. in terms of jobs, what are you doing? i imagine they look to ireland. what do due to develop talent so it is available? >> the ability of talent is one of the reasons companies are coming to ireland here it have a strong education system. one of the highest participation rates in the world. we also have access to the european labor market here ireland is a very attractive place to live. >> talk to me about negotiations you have with companies. >> we are very active in the markets. ireland has a presence in the bay area and in the valley. we have a presence across north america. everything from knocking on doors and introducing myself to the fact we are well known i think now. ireland is well known as a tech hub. >> what is the biggest deal for you? is apple one? >> undoubtably. a datacenter in ireland is a huge deal. it adds to apple's existing presence in ireland. they had people employed

and and in we do see a slowdown that intel talked about.ws 10 doesn't have any real benefits. in companies are not going to and jump. they're going to go from windows in 7 and skip windows 8 and go to windows 10. your you near term, who got the consumer piece that will get and benefit from windows 10. you and >> the mac numbers in you and the context of this, they set 2% increase in sales year after year. a really spectacular. you and are we going to see strong market shares? >> i think we will. you>> i think we will. it is tough. are you a you and i i think they could get close to doubling that over the next four or five years. i think it is possible. andi think it is possible. i think it is absolutely possible. more in the u.s. than worldwide. you that is where lots of the and strength is. you are the is showing there is in innovation on the pc side. it is a great statement for pcs in the long run. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. you can get bloomberg headlines on your phone, tablet, and pc, of course. an see you later. ♪ and hi

shares in intel are sinking again a day after intel said it would make far less money than expected because of slowing chip sales. intel says fewer businesses are upgrading their work computers that could mean a billion dollars less in sales. intel is a dow component and the dow is having a rough day, too. it's down better than 200 points. it's been kind of a wild roller coaster week. >> good thing we'll get two days off, then. forget the selfie stick. a chinese company is taking self-documentation to new heights. take a look at these selfie drones. apparently sponsored by starbucks there. they launched an indy go go campaign and launched this nano copter that is small enough to fit in your pocket and take high definition photos. the company is halfway to its $20,000 goal. speaking, though to the faa issue, if they try to sell the pictures to make money off them -- >> you can enjoy a drone at a park, you can take a picture of yourself, you just can't sell them. >> there goes the modeling career. >> what we could do we could charge pay-per-view and have one following christina loren. >> a bu

by doing a partnership with the two giants from silicon valley, google and intel, google and intel will partner together in order to make the next tag heuer connected watch. cory: other swiss watchmakers are adding digital features to their products. go daddy has plans to sell 22 million shares priced between $17 and $19 appears -- apiece. go daddy's ipo comes three years after the company was taken private. they are hoping to get an uptick from that investment. go daddy posted a loss last year and revenues of $1.4 billion. the ncaa tournament kicks off in minutes. 36 leaders from top corporations are taking part in a bloomberg's brackets for a cause. tech titans include eric schmidt, john chamberss. undefeated kentucky was the top tick -- pick of the 23 entries. now to the lead. tesla's ceo has a message for model 4s drivers he says. with the new software update, it will be impossible for a car to run out of a charge, released by accident. musk unveiled the software update earlier today. he says tesla will have charging stations in most of 50 states within the next year. elon musk: the

intel falling to a five-month low after cutting its forecast.llenges in europe as well as the weak euro. it is sending its smaller rival lower and microsoft getting hit. hardware replacements has now appeared to have ended. i want to bring up disney and yahoo! because the two are expending the relationship. content from disney's media platforms will be featured on yahoo!'s website. disney shares rallied the most in five weeks up almost 2%. want to add advanced sales of cinderella now outpacing maleficent so they can be another sign that another hit is taking shape at disney. maybe the next frozen. betty: dollar general -- dollar general trading now. investors are looking past all of that because the company set an initial dividend of $.22 which gives a yield of 1.23%. it authorize a billion dollars of stock buybacks because it previously suspended those repurchases during the battle to buy family dollar. it will now be buying back shares once again. dollar general at a record high. betty: still thinking about frozen. have you seen it yet? i saw

the brand-new intel report that may prove we need to keep gitmo open at all costs. vocal opposer of vladimir putin. >>> you think the report on dozens of americans who hooked up with islamic militants returning to the u.s. is scary? how about released gitmo detainees getting back in the game? our top intel guys saying 185 released gitmo guys are getting back in the terror fight. john, you say this is why closing gitmo is too costly on so many measures. >> it is. as our friend tracy burns said a couple of weeks ago, if they are not going to rot in hell, let them rot in jail. i don't care about closing guantanamo bay, but they need to be housed somewhere. that is our facility. you say they've been down there so long they are ineffective. nelson mandela was in prison 27 years and came out for good and ran a country. camp boco gave us the leadership of isis. these guys are there for a reason. they are not there for parking tickets. there is no reason to let them out because your political ideology about guantanamo bay. >> why close gitmo if there is proof they are going

so we're working on how we build the intel capability. intelligence is one of the eight essential functions that we continue to build at all the ministry levels. my senior deputy chief of staff for intelligence the j2, major general scottie barrier was a centcom j2 before this assignment and is the senior intel adviser that i have in country and shrank both the mo and i mod to build the intel capability. so i feel much better than where we were and that's going to help all of news the end. on the isis piece on conditions, i take a look every day and assess different conditions. time is one condition. number of people on the ground both from a coalition perspective and from a afghan security institution perspective is another condition. i think i take a look at all those. i really do want to take a look at what happens after the first full fighting season where the afghans are totally on their own. they led for the last two years but this is the first time they really are on their own and we really are just in train advise and assist and d

some discovered at the intel annual science search dubbed the most restageous science competition -- prestigious science competition. tom ackerman went to meet them. >> reporter: scientists and those that admire what they do gather for the intel talent search. out of 1800, 40 students are picked. this person's project to find out what trigsers polar vord ex. >> the more you -- triggers polar vortex. >> the more you learn, the more beautiful. i'm drawn to that. >> this person focused on the flick. people give advise and think they know what they are doing. i want to take a scientific conclusion and figure out if they are right. >> reporter: her conclusion they are wrong. michael's project has benefits. >> super connecting wires are wires with no resistance which would make electricity happen. that's where things like that came from. >> there's quite a bit of fortune for the winners. each teenager collecting a record 150,000 prize. >> which michael won in the category of innovation. amazing and delighting the peerpt. eight winners are final lifts. one laureate says science falls short

largest acquisition of intel's history. tesla ceo elon musk has tweeted tesla will unveil a major product line april 30. he tweaked it is not a car. he says he is very optimistic about the future in china despite low sales certainly off among chinese salespeople. now to the lead. indiana legislators are looking to clarify the state's controversial law which is average many. the law allows businesses to deny services to people based on the business's religious views. among those speaking out in the tech community is apple ceo tim cook which we did apple is greatly disappointed. marc benioff is limiting employing travel to indiana. angie's list has withdrawn a proposal to expand in indianapolis. here is ceo bill oesterle on the law. >> as nothing to do with creating jobs are educating children. it has nothing to do with attracting talent to the state of indiana. cory: this week, governor pence to spend of the law -- defended the law. >> his tolerance a two-way street or not? there is a lot of talk about tolerance having to do