Can Intel deliver?, Chipotle’s hot quarter and red-hot rentals

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Can Intel deliver?, Chipotle’s hot quarter and red-hot rentals

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Intel is set to report earnings after the bell. Can it justify its recent rally with a new CEO, an ambitious turnaround plan and more competition than ever? We’ll discuss.
Plus, Chipotle reported a huge jump in sales last quarter as its doors opened and its online app dominated. We’ll speak with CEO Brian Niccol.
And, in today’s Rapid Fire: Goldman’s bold EV call, an under-the-radar stay-at-home stock, and the red-hot summer rental market.

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