Live from the NASAC market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is fast money.

Here's what's on tap tonight.

A tech-led rebound on Wall Street with a number of beaten down names like Nvidia and Tesla leading the charge.

But one mega cap did not come along for the ride.

Why the divergence and what it means for the future of Apple?

Plus inside Intel, in battled semi-stock finally tapping a new CEO. Shares are soaring after hours, all the details of Apple. Plus, inside Intel, the embattled semi-stock finally tapping a new CEO.

Shares are soaring after hours, all the details straight ahead. And easing inflation, CPI

coming in cooler than expected in February, but what will more tariffs mean for pricing pressures?

We'll debate that. And later, Adobe on the move after earnings, how do you know when it's time to buy Novo Nordisk and Target at 15-month

lows? What's next for the retail giant? I'm Melissa Lee. I'm with you live from Studio B at the

NASDAQ on the desk tonight. C-Grassa, Karen Feynman, Courtney Garcia, and Guy Adami.

We'll get to Wednesday's tech turnaround, boosting the markets in just a moment. But first,

we want to start with Intel shares. They are soaring after ours. The chip maker, naming a brand new permanent CEO.

It's fourth in the last seven years.

Her Christina Parts Nevel has joined us now with the details.

Month long, or several months, I should say, they've been searching for a CEO.

They found Liputon.

He's no stranger.

He's a tech investor.

He's worked at Cadence Design, which is a chip automation software firm. He used to be on Intel's board, but stepped down back in August.

Rumors were that he clashed with former CEO Pat Gelsinger. So now he's back the current or the co-CEO's. You have David Zizner. He's going to keep at it as CFO. And then Michelle Holt House will

remain the CEO of Intel products. But I guess that's one bright spot for Intel, given the

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