Stocks to Watch: Intel, Apple, Smith & Wesson -- WSJ

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By WSJ staff

Intel $(INTC)$: Shares in the tech giant surged premarket after President Trump said Apple agreed to work with it to design and build chips in the U.S.

Apple $(AAPL)$: The iPhone maker plans to raise prices on its products to offset surging memory and storage-chip costs, CEO Tim Cook told the Journal. Apple's stock inched higher premarket, while shares in memory makers including Western Digital $(WDC)$, Marvell Technology $(MRVL)$ and Micron Technology $(MU)$ climbed.

SpaceX $(SPCX)$: Shares of Elon Musk's rocket company ticked higher premarket. The stock fell 5% yesterday, its first loss since its public debut last week.

Smith & Wesson $(SWBI)$: The gun maker posted a 27% jump in revenue in its latest quarter, as new products, especially handguns, helped the company gain market share. Shares leaped 14% in thin premarket trading.

EQT (SE:EQT): The Swedish private-equity group agreed to buy U.K. testing specialist Intertek (UK:ITRK) for about $12 billion in cash. EQT shares slipped about 2% while Intertek's gained.

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