Stocks @ Night is a daily newsletter delivered after hours, giving you a first look at tomorrow and last look at today. Sign up for free to receive it directly in your inbox. Here’s what CNBC TV’s producers were watching as chip stocks slid, and what’s on the radar for the next session. A long list of big data releases live on ‘Squawk Box’ at 8:30 a.m. ET Initial jobless claims are due. The Dow Jones consensus estimate is 223,000. Durable goods will also be out. Economists polled by Dow Jones are looking at a drop of 4%. The third reading of real gross domestic product is due. Dow Jones consensus call is for 1.7%. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told “Squawk Box” it’ll be back to 3% by the end of this year. The May reading of the personal consumption expenditures price index also comes out. The Dow Jones consensus estimate is for a 0.5% increase month to month and a 4.1% gain year over year. Morning earnings live on ‘Squawk Box’ Darden Restaurants is up more than 6% in the three months since the restaurant company behind Olive Garden, LongHorn Steakhouse, Ruth’s Chris Steak House and Seasons 52. McCormick reports before the bell as well. The company is based in the great state of Maryland. It’s the maker of Old Bay, which is great on everything. Shares are down more than 8% in three months. The stock is 39% from the June 2025 high. Winnebago reports in the morning as well. Shares are down 22% in three months. WGO 3M mountain Winnebago in the past three months After the bell BlackBerry : Remember how simple and durable those mobile devices were? Remember the Brick Breaker game? BlackBerry, which is now a software company, reports after the bell. The stock is up about 167% in three months, but it’s down 20% from the high reached June 4. FedEx Freight reports after the bell, but we got a lot of the details when FedEx reported Tuesday night. CNBC TV’s Frank Holland will have the numbers and stock reaction. The stock is down about 20% from the high reached May 28. Micron The tech giant reported earnings Wednesday evening. The stock is up 16% in extended trading after the company beat Wall Street’s estimates. Micron Technology CEO Sanjay Mehrotra said, “Our customers are recognizing that supply shortages in memory and storage will take considerable time to improve, even as we expect industry supply to improve gradually in 2028.” The stock is up almost 40% in a month. MU 1M mountain Micron Technology in the past month Qualcomm Qualcomm is also up 13% after hours. The company held investor day on Wednesday. Qualcomm said non-handset revenue will be $40 billion in 2029, nearly doubling its earlier estimates. CNBC’s Kristina Partsinevelos spoke with CEO Cristiano Amon, who said the company has “just been executing, collecting assets, and when we got to this point, we feel that we have a comprehensive portfolio to enter the next phase of the data center.” The stock is up 53% in three months. Banks raising dividends after stress test results Goldman Sachs is raising its dividend from $4.50 a share to $5. The stock is off 4.2% from the high hit last week, and it’s up nearly 30% in three months. Morgan Stanley is raising its dividend from $1 a share to $1.15. Shares are up about 33% in three months. The stock is also off 4% from the high hit last week. Wells Fargo is raising its dividend from 45 cents a share to 50 cents. Shares are up 10% in a month. The stock is off 14% from the January high. JPMorgan is raising its dividend from $1.50 a share to $1.65, and the bank announced a $50 billion repurchase program. The stock is up 11.4% in June. Share are down 1% from last week’s high mark. We will pick up the story live on ” Morning Call ” with Morgan Brennan at 5 a.m. GS 3M mountain Goldman Sachs in the past three months CNBC live at the Cboe CNBC’s “Power Lunch” and “The Exchange” will report live from the options pit Thursday in the 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. hours Eastern as CNBC continues to ramp up options coverage. Cboe Global Markets shares are down 33% from the May high. CME Group is also a big part of Chicago’s economic landscape. Shares are off 30% from the March high. Nuclear in the U.S. CNBC TV’s Pippa Stevens will be at the Idaho National Laboratory, where she’ll visit a new reactor. Big nuclear player Vistra is off 26% from the September high. Constellation Energy is down 35% from the October high. The Global X Uranium ETF (URA) is off 28% from the January high.