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Everybody needs money. That's why they call it money.

From full global headquarters, this is Motley Full Money. It's a Motley Full Money radio show.

I'm Chris Hill, joining me in studio this week's Senior Analyst, Jason Moser, Andy Cross,

and Ron Gross. Good to see you. He was always, gentlemen. Hey, Chris. We've got the latest headlines

from Wall Street. We will talk sports business with our guest Andrew Brant. And as always, we'll

give you an inside look at the stocks on our radar. But we begin with a big company hitting a big

number. Intel's market cap crossed the $300 billion mark on Friday after Intel shares rose

nearly 10% on a strong fourth quarter report. You tell me, Andy, how good was this report?

Yeah, a really nice quarter from the giant chip maker record sales. They were up 8% to more than

20 billion. That was a billion head of their own guidance earnings per share. We're up and

it was up 9%. The increase the dividend to up by 5% to $1.32 now operating margins were a little

head of estimates. What's really driving the Intel's strength is the data center business.

The volumes were up 12% for that business. And the price per the chips were up 5%.

And now the data center revenues make up half of the business. So the data center growth as we

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