even sexual orientation. these revelations contained in documents from nsa leaker edward snowden, given to the new york times, the guardian and propublica. the nsa insists it does not profile americans but is instead focused on foreign threats. all right, welcome back to early start. it s money time this tuesday meantime, the obama administration reached a deal morning. stocks in europe, i m happy to with some of the nation s biggest tech firms to let these report, rebounding. firms disclose just how often there were three pretty ugly the government asks them for days of selling there. information about users, but the looks to be a mixed opening for government can block those u.s. markets here. disclosures from becoming public the dow futures right now up, for two years. nasdaq down, in part, i think, all right, a vote could come because of apple. so, we ll watch nasdaq. maybe soon over this common looks like that s going to be ground on the new farm and food held back, b
market but a scare market. that s according to one strategist, jeff klein tap of lpl financial says growth scares are likely to happen many times this year. where are they coming from? emerging markets trouble, earnings for u.s. companies that are mostly unimpressive or worse? dow futures lower this morning after the dow industrials fell to a five-week low. i want to show you the dow, down 176 points yesterday. that s about 1%. yesterday the trigger was a slowdown in china s economy. the nasdaq, the s&p 500 also lower. in europe right now, stocks of london, frankfurt, paris, following this trend, all down. in japan, the nikkei index falling nearly 2%. here in the u.s., a stock to watch this morning for you, microsoft. shares are up about 3.5% to premarket trading. xbox a big seller this holiday season. 7.4 million consoles flying off the shelves. microsoft s sales were up 14%. that helped the company bring in better earnings. watch msft. another stock we re watching this morning, starb
CNN Anderson Cooper 360 January 22, 2014 09:57:30 archive.org - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from archive.org Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
welcome back to early start. it s money time, friday edition. we ve got stock futures higher this morning, rebounding after markets were hit by weak earnings from electronics retailer best buy and underwhelming results from citigroup. the dow industrials closing down nearly 65 points, the s&p down a little bit after a record close the day before. the nasdaq edging higher. here in the u.s., shares of intel are down 4.5% in premarket trading. the world s largest chipmaker says last night it expects revenue growth flat in the year, something that surprised wall street. intel said it overestimated the amount of spending by companies on things like new pcs. and it was a party in an apple store in beijing this morning. apple s ceo, tim cook, helping kick off the first day that iphones would be sold through china mobile. china mobile is the world s largest wireless carrier, boasting a customer base twice the size of the entire u.s. population. it took apple six years to negotiate this d
clipper, will be making its way through. really, the northeast, look for showers throughout the entire weekend. both clippers are minimal, small systems, but blizzard conditions in the dakotas and minnesota and it s a ground blizzard. the winds are so high, even the snow levels aren t that high, you re still talking about low visibility. and for that reason, they have blizzard warnings out there today. otherwise, temperatures starting to cool off today. first starting around minnesota. eventually, that cold air spreading into the southeast, making its way into the northeast for the weekend. a ground blizzard. ground blizzard, yes. a lot of high winds but not really that much snow. either way, still can t see. thanks, indra. sure. dow futures lower right now, but that s not unusual after the dow had its fourth highest close in history, gaining 108 points, the nasdaq gaining almost 1%. you know, the s&p 500 eked out a record, erasing all of its 2014 losses. in europe right now,