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Interesting. Okay. You tied it in to dell and jpmorgan and everything else. Excellent. Larry, thank you. My pleasure. Join us tomorrow. Squawk on the street begins right now. Good wednesday morning. Welcome to squawk on the street. Im melissa lee with carl quintanilla, and jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange. Stocks had a pretty nice day yesterday. The s p closed at fiveyear highs. We are looking to the down decide this morning. The dow looking to lose about 62 at the open. The picture in europe, a couple of downgrades for gdp forecasts from both the German Government and...

Win streak, the best since june. Tenyear yield this morning as Mortgage Apps basically collapsed last week, refis down 20 and well keep an eye on the mix of red and green arrows today. This is the best start to september since 2010, as the president announces he will delay the vote on a military vote in syria and give diplomacy a try. Are investors giving up on apple . No big surprises at yesterdays event. No big deal announced yet with china mobile and shares falling in the premarket. And netflix share at an alltime high. The deal with virgin media could change the relationship between netfli...

President trump is escalating his attacks on the whistleblower demanding to meet his accuser face to face. The president was seemingly irked by developments in the push to impeach him. Mr. Trump also threatening big consequences for whoever supplied information to that whistleblower. The president also attacked the democrat leading the impeachment probe, even accusing him of treason, adam schiff confirms theres a tentative agreement for the whistleblower to testify soon. Congress is technically out of session for the next two weeks, but that is not slowing down their impeachment probe. House d...

MONTECITO, Calif.-The Montecito Association Board Meeting took place in the Cold Spring School auditorium where community members listened to

The restrictive law was first enacted in 1864, before Arizona was even a state.