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Amazon's blowout quarter sent shares soaring 14%, helped by strong demand for its Kindle devices. The Wall Street Journal's Dennis Berman discusses which companies are vulnerable to Amazon's dominance.
The FMHR traders break down their top three trades, including a look at shares of Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway. Also, Rosecliff Capital CEO, Michael Murphy, explains his big bet on mining company Freeport-McMoRan.
Markets are poised to end a 5-session losing streak; Alcoa's earnings beat estimates; and the plot thickens in the Best Buy CEO resignation story, with the Squawk on the Street team.
CNBC's Tyler Mathisen has the details of why Best Buy's CEO Brian Dunn announced his resignation. Anthony Chukumba, BB&T senior equity research analyst and CNBC contributor Stacey Widlitz weigh in on whether the company can be turned around.
R.J. Hottovy, Morningstar director of consumer research weighs in on the resignation of Best Buy's CEO and says,"I think they need somebody who has a retail transformation background and somebody who knows a little about e-commerce and global commerce."
CNBC's Courtney Reagan wraps up the action behind the retail sector, including March same-store sales reporting better than expected and JCPenney celebrating a two month anniversary of its new pricing strategy.
Shares of Best Buy plunged 7 percent yesterday on news of the company's reported $1.7B net loss in Q4. Discussing the company's announcement to close 50 U.S. big-box stores and fire 400 employees to save $800M in costs, with Michael Pachter, Wedbush Securities managing director.
David Strasser, Janney Montgomery Scott retail analyst, discusses Best Buy's sagging Q4 revenues, and the company's plans to shift towards mobile sales and smaller stores.