Plus, the congressional hotseat next week. What the text ceos will face in the line of fire. A halfmising to deliver billion cars this year from tesla. As they rev up the next chapter. Tech earnings continue with intel reporting after the bell, a lackluster report for the comely. Shares are down. Abigail doolittle joining us now with more on todays market action. Give us the highlights. Abigail you were mentioning lackluster are not very exciting , they missed in a big way. The stock down about 10 in after hours, plus the forecast not so great. Interestingly, usually when this the stock is already down 10 on the year so really not a great quarter. The stock is getting hit more so after hours. ,here we have some strength at t beat top and bottom line estimates. The wireless business is strong. 8. 6 million active users, a fraction of netflix and disney. You see netflix still down after their disappointing quarter. , theiris riding high competition having a little bit of a tough time. So
Midmarch. Well get to macys and more and oil above 34 as the reopening drives demand. Jim, you just said to joe the reopening is working and Even Companies like ford that might have to send a few workers home on a given day are finding ways to adapt look, things are a little better his is the depression taking off the table. A lot of people seem surprised when you get an expedia number where they say theres a little more travel, and best buy is able to do a good job doing curbside pickup. People turned out to be more inventive. We heard that from Brian Cornell yesterday, and hell be on the show today facebook being inventive a lot of people have figured out a new way to do business in a pandemic and i think its vising because we didnt think it could occur im not predicting some sort of gdp revival, but i think that ingenuity is playing a big role in this particular moment when it comes to the pandemic i do want to get quick to some Home Building because theres some numbers out that 41
Good morning everybody and welcome to the Economic Policy institute. Thanks for joining us today. Delighted to kick off the new hour and important and provocative panel on manufacturing employment. And weve invited susan house mann Vice President to present her manufacturing and employment data. And this debate is not new. In fact, Larry Michelle from the Economic Policy former president and now distinguished fellow raised similar concerns back in 1989. But this debate has raged and it has been an important under ping of policy debates that have to do with trade and automation and how we address issues or concerns around the Manufacturing Sector, the health of the Manufacturing Sector, and what policies might be needed. So im going to introduce the entire panel right now lets susan present her research, and we have carolyn friend to comment. And from university had hoped to join us here today but was presented from weather for traveling. So Larry Michelle will read his prepared remark.
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