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 ...

And right now we are 2 minutes away from the end of the trading day. Romaine Bostick alongside Katie Greifeld, taking you through to that closing bell with a global simulcast. We're joined now by Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec from the radio room.Welcome to our audiences across all of our Bloomberg platforms, including our partnership with YouTube. A decidedly down day. Stocks at session lows right now as we get just less than 2 minutes to those bells and Carol Massar, we're going to close below some key mov ...

Um, we're going to go live now to do where the president is participating in a dignified dignified transfer at Dover Air Base uh in Delaware. Uh, this happened just a moment ago. We just got the video.Um, oh, I'm sorry. This is these are live pictures and this is honoring the two Iowa National Guard members killed in an attack in the Syrian desert on December 13th. This is the first uh transfer case.Um we believe it's Sergeant William Na Nathaniel Howard. He is 20 or he was 29 years old. Um serving in the U ...

So, tell me a little bit about what we know regarding Jack Smith's appearance today, Glenn. >> Well, um, it's been going on for about 2 and 1/2 hours. Um, we've had a couple of breaks, I think three breaks in which, um, Smith was chased around the halls and he, uh, walked away silently without commenting.I think the most noteworthy thing that happened in public was, uh, a Fox crew nearly f uh, followed Jeff in the House of Representatives today. Um which would have made news. But um what we are hearing gene ...

Joining us, Republican Congressman Kevin Kylie of California. So, another um discharge petition with enough votes. This is the second one in a few months now.What does that say to you, Congressman, about Speaker Mike Johnson's leadership. >> Well, I think it has fallen upon uh the membership of the House to pick up the some of the slack when it comes to uh leadership of the House of Representatives, especially in recent months. the House really has not been in the driver's seat when it comes to important po ...

She was forced to marry at age 14 and by the time she was 17, Roya Karimi had escaped Afghanistan alone with her baby. And against all odds, this is Roya today. Roya Karimi Norway >> representing Norway and almost unrecognizable as one of the top bodybuilders in Europe.Recently coming in third at a major competition in Spain. >> In a bikini, makeup, long hair. So you are you are the exact opposite of who people imagine when they think of an Afghan woman.>> Yes. And I love that image. I worked hard for that ...

Joining us, Vanity Fair writer and author of The Gatekeepers: How the White House Chiefs of Staff Define Every Presidency, Chris Whipple. Really good to have you. Nice to see you again.Congratulations on this interview. >> Hi, Katie. Great to see you.>> So, how does Susie Wilds define this presidency. >> Well, that's a great question. I mean, I think she does.She is all in on MAGA and it's an unbelievably fascinating journey that she takes from, you know, regular from a traditional GOP operative. She cut he ...

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 ...

Joining us now, a Democratic member of the Commerce Committee, Senator Ed Marky of Massachusetts. He participated in that hearing. It's always good to see you, Senator, and I wonder if you heard anything today that alleviates concerns of either government censorship or first amendment freedoms.>> Well, obviously the first amendment is the beating heart of our democracy. The freedom of speech, the freedom of press. uh it is essential that those principles be protected.So today I gave chairman Carr two opport ...