levels since the ickoff. we start with losh lipton in intel s big quarter. that stock had rally. intel was up about 20% year to date clearly some investors excited about pat gelsevery taking the reins. segment, ccg, chips for pc s, 10.9 billion both better than expected. i did check in with tech analyst patrick moorehead, intel crushed two four he says, exceeding guidance significantly just judging by the report the likely lost market share in servers, he says, though the data business better than expected why is the stock lower here at least initially. investors wanted more color. you talk so much about how they re being addressed. we did not see those details at least in the press release investors might have also wanted to see guidance from intel that conference call is getting under way right now. melissa, back to you thank you, josh lipton brings up a good point as he always does we still don t know about the major problem that has plagued intel for weeks now. that i
interference and they make decisions strictly based on science and health care alone. science and health alone, not what the political consequences are. vice president harris and i and our entire administration will always be honest and transparent with you about both the good news and the bad we will level with you when we make a mistake we will straight up say what happened and i said at the outset, the honest truth is, we re still in a dark winter of this pandemic it s going to get worse before it gets better it s going to take many months to get where we need to be progress from our plan will take time to measure as people getting infected today they don t show up as case counts for weeks. and those who perish from this disease die week after their exposure despite the best intentions, we are going to face setbacks, which i will always explain to you. but i also but i also know we can do this if we come together. that s why ultimately our plan is based on unity. and a
the white house for the very latest. markets taking the prospect of impeachment in stride, but kind of higher right now. not a huge jump, but the choppy session belies a major rotation happening underneath the surface right now. we will tell you where investors are moving their money in realtime. the lights are shining brightly in vegas, despite the absence of more than 130,000 visitors at the world s biggest tech convention of the year. ces had to go virtual due to covid-19 but one company has sold more computers during the pandemic than hp, dell and even apple. that company is here. what could become the work from home gadget. it s a fox business exclusive. and one day before the puck drops on the pandemic-delayed hockey season, nhl commissioner gary bettman is here. he s going to talk expansion, ads on helmets? and while the shortened season is worth playing as teams bleed waves of money playing before empty arenas. let s get to this fox business alert. the two dev
the house has the votes to impeach president trump for a second time, 232 in favor, 197 against, 10 republicans voting in favor of impeaching donald trump. not a lot of action out there. currency markets, pretty sanguine. yen, a haven assets. euro-dollar, pretty static. this is about outperformance of technology stocks. the narrative around a recovery in the u.s. economy, boosted by stimulus. you can see the nasdaq 100 up 6/10 of 1%. outperforming the s&p 500, up to tenths of 1%. really, the story here, intel, up 6% on the day on news that ceo bob swan will be replaced by pat gelsinger, gelsinger a long time employee of intel, so it s a bit of a homecoming, but the narrative from wall street is around technology over finance. intel has fallen behind in key product areas over the last 12 months. that s perhaps why you see amd down. other names on the semiconductor index, also down. almost a 100% gain above the $49 where the company priced their ipo at. lastly, airbnb up 5.7%,
pressure as the markets favor stocks they seem to be losing momentum, and that ipo parade rolls on and on as poshmark and petco become the latest companies to exceed expectations with their ipos it s thursday, january 14th, 2021, and you are watching worldwide exchange right here on cnbc. good morning, i m frank holland. i m in for mr. brian sullivan. here s how your money and global markets are setting up your day on this thursday stock futures right now, they are slightly higher with the exception of the nasdaq. the nasdaq actually in the red stocks, they ve struggled for direction this week after notching records just last week as stimulus prospects, political turmoil, continue to weigh on investors. the dow, s&p and nasdaq are up roughly between 1 1/2 and 2% this year. we have to talk about the russell 2000, it continues to outperform, up nearly 7% in the same period. the nasdaq getting a big boost yesterday from shares of intel shares just surging, 7% after the chip