ANNOUNCER: THIS IS "BALANCE OF POWER" LIVE FROM WASHINGTON, D. C. PRES.TRUMP: BASED ON THEIR ACTIONS OVER THE LAST WEEK OR TWO, THEY’RE NOT DOING A SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE. AND I THINK MORE THAN ANYTHING ELSE, AS I GOT TO KNOW THEM, AND I’M NOT SURE I WANT TO MAKE A DEAL WITH THEM. WE CAN PLAY GAMES BUT I’M NOT SURE I WANT TO MAKE A DEAL.LET’S JUST FINISH THE JOB. JOE: BREAKING TONIGHT. CEASEFIRE OVER.THE U.S. LAUNCHING STRIKES ON IRAN FOR A SECOND STRAIGHT DAY. REVIVING FEARS OF A WIDER WAR. BRIEFLY SENDING ...

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Apple's writing a bigger check for its US supply chain. The company says its its expanded Broadcom partnership will top 30,000,000,000 US dollars. Bloomberg's consumer tech and Apple managing editor Mark Gurman's with us here in New York City.Very quickly, we're getting more details of this. Right. It's not just the the headline figure. It's the sort of structure of it.Again, very US focused. What are the new details. Yeah.I know Apple loves to put out these announcements every so often. The president, Dona ...

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Welcome back. Some Apple news today. The company expanding its relationship with Broadcom to the tune of $30 billion.Mackenzie Seagalos has more in Tech Check. Mackenzie, Kelly, this is really about Apple trying to lock down more of the chip supply chain at home with this expanded Broadcom partnership now its largest US manufacturing commitment to date. Broadcom shares 6% higher on the day, their sharpest rally since February.Now, as part of the deal, Broadcom will produce more than 15 billion US-made chips ...

CNBC's MacKenzie Sigalos reports on news regarding Apple. ...

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I'm Jessica Edinger. CNBC. Wall Street rattled and lower.Out of the gate this morning, President Trump saying the Iran ceasefire is over. The US will hit Iran hard with strikes again tonight. He says bond yields are rising.The 10-year above 4 and a.5%, the 30-year above 5%. Oil is spiking. US crude is up 4% now above $73 a barrel.The Dow down 484 points out of the gate. That's almost 1%. It's being led lower by shares of Home Depot, which are down almost three and a half%.Sherwin Williams, which makes paint ...