results are out. Stocks higher by about 5% initially. Uh Christina Parts Neville has the numbers.Christina. >> Yeah, that's because there's a substantial beat across the board for this memory maker. Starting with EPS in the quarter for Q1, $4.78% higher than the street anticipated on revenues of 13.64% billion.So very strong beat there for Q1. Uh in regards to Q1 non-GAAP gross margins, which is a big concern for a lot of these chip names, 56%. The street was anticipating 52%.are stronger there for Q2 guida ...

I'll turn to you Mike for the last moments that we have. It's going to be an important one I guess at an important time just to figure out what the world's going on. Anytime you can hear from anybody related to this >> and you wonder what uh Micron or another one of these players in the food chain can say that kind of gives people confidence going out several quarters that it's not been double ordering and that in fact all the demand is going to be there.one of those days today where, you know, we're unable ...

The biggest catch of baseball's off season is the Japanese pitching star Tatsuya Imi with teams lining up to pay him between 150 and $200 million. But it's the team that I apparently doesn't want to play for that's generated the biggest surprise. Jared Diamond is sports reporter with the Wall Street Journal.He joins us now. It's good to see you. Um I loved your story.He doesn't want to play for the Dodgers. >> Can you imagine. Who wouldn't want to play for the Dodgers these days.Yeah. Look, it's sort of bec ...

One of the key questions for investors in 2026 is what the Fed will do with interest rates, not to mention who will be the next chair. For more on both fronts, let's welcome in Robert Kaplan. He's the former Dallas Fed president, now vice chairman at Goldman Sachs.It's always good to see in person. Welcome back. >> Good to see you, sir.>> All right, let's start with the meeting that just ended. Would you have voted for a cut. >> Uh, I probably on the margin would have argued against a cut, but yes.Uh I thin ...

Robin Hood rolling out some new prediction markets features. Mackenzie Sagalas is here with those details. Mac, >> hey Scott.So, Robin Hood users can now trade what are essentially parlays and prop bets on the NFL inside the app. These are event contracts tied to game outcomes, totals, and spreads. And they're also adding contracts on individual players, like whether someone scores a touchdown or hits a yardage mark.Now, they say early next year, it will let users build custom combos. It's that stitch toget ...

An anxious market, a turbulent tech trade, and what to do about it. Let's ask our panel. Trivariates Adam Parker, High Tower Stephanie Link, I Capitalap Shanali Bassic.Adam and Stephanie are both CNBC contributors. It's great to have everybody with us. Chanali, I'll turn to you first because you're sitting with me right here at Post 9 at the New York Stock Exchange.What's going on in this market. >> You know, it's interesting. We've been saying for months, right, that the tech trade would get more selective ...

All right, folks. Just give you now some exclusive access to something you may not get anywhere else as we are at the Yale CEO Summit in New York where Sarah sitting down with the richest person in Europe and one of the richest people in the world >> businesses. I think the future is very positive.Obviously, you have always difficult times. You have crisis. You have geopolitical crisis. You have economic crisis.that we went through many of them during the last 40 years. But at the end uh I am proud that the ...

So, how does all of this ultimately though play out. Helma Croft is MD and head of global commodity strategy at RBC Capital Markets. Helma, the key word here, sanction, right.This is not all oil coming Venezuela. It's not from Venezuela. It's not a complete blockade of all of Maduro's oil.So, how much do we think it is. And what kind of damage might it do. >> Well, it's certainly not the 250,000 barrels a day that Chevron exports from Venezuela.So, we're talking about the remainder. Are we talking about 5 t ...

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Today, digital currencies trade lower as Wall Street continues its pivot from tech giants. And Swung of CFB benchmarks breaks down the current winners and losers in the crypto ETF space. Welcome to CBC's Crypto World.I'm Brandon Gomez. Crypto markets in the red this morning as Wall Street rethought investments in AI and chip names like Oracle and Broadcom. As of noon Eastern, Bitcoin ticked lower, trading shy of $87,000.Ether fell about 2.5% to $2,863 and Salana was trading at $124.88%. All right, let's jum ...