did rise 28,000 and europe remains in another tight premarket range today. our road map with another tough day in retail. challenges continue at sears and best buy. both brands declare a bare market consumer electronics. apple the new weather. and internet ipo jd.com pr e prices in the range. what it means for alibaba, the market, feature of e-commerce. can we maintain yesterday s rally. positive data from china but claims elevated. and one very steamed darden investor, starboard, launches a fight for the entire board of directors at darden, all of it or much boiling down to the sale of re red lobster announced last week. best buy first up reporting better than expected operating profits of 33 cents a share in the first quarter. revenue and comp sales did miss. the company says it expects to see ongoing industry-wide sales declines in many consumer electronics categories. sears posting weaker sales, first quarter losses came in wider than expected. the best buy story,
accomplished investors in their own right. plus there s so much to discuss. tyler, we re going to talk to the coopermans and the millers about where they see this market going. the incredible valuations we ve been seeing in some companies like open table. speaking of that deal today. bought by priceline for month than $2.5 million. it will be interesting to hear about that. and plenty of other occurrences in this space. of course we ve got to talk about oil, about some of these new tech developments and much, much more. apple s not falling far from the tree in those cases. interesting to hear how they invest alike and how they invest differently. in markets right now let s take you through the three major averages. the dow up 32 points. about .2 of a percent higher. the nasdaq a relatively small gain of about 12 points at 4309. and the s&p 500 moving up today by about five points, a quarter percent at 1935. joining our closing bell exchange, kelly connelly from jhs capita