Loren Grush, a space reporter, and Julie Johnsson, a Boeing reporter, delve into the ongoing challenges facing Boeing's space program. They discuss a recent mishap that stranded two astronauts on the ISS and how they now must rely on SpaceX for their return. The conversation highlights NASA's growing unease with Boeing's reliability, the competitive landscape between Boeing and SpaceX, and the implications for future space travel. They also touch on systemic issues within Boeing and the urgent need for internal reform.

Brett Pulley, Bloomberg News Atlanta Bureau Chief, dives into Georgia's evolving demographics and their impact on the political battleground, shedding light on racial and economic disparities. Julie Johnsson and Thomas Black discuss Boeing's ongoing crises, from craftsmanship issues to significant job cuts, exploring potential government intervention. Josh Reeves shares insights on the booming SMB landscape, while Michael Lohan highlights the centennial of U.S.-Ireland relations and its implications for foreign investment. Dana D’Auria wraps up with market analysis amid Fed interest rate changes.

Ellen Huet, a Bloomberg News Tech Features Writer, reveals how Nvidia's employees are striking it rich yet still grappling with high workplace stress. Julie Johnsson, a Senior Aerospace Reporter, discusses Boeing's latest setback after NASA decides to ground the Starliner due to safety issues, raising concerns about its competition with SpaceX. Maria Korsnick, CEO of the Nuclear Energy Institute, advocates for increased funding in nuclear energy, highlighting its potential to address climate change and the new generation's shifting perceptions about this power source.

Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia Edition features Mark Gurman discussing Apple's AI plans, Julie Johnsson on SEC's Boeing probe, and Richard Harris' market outlook. Topics include Apple's use of data centers, Boeing's safety claims, and market resilience amidst crises.

Boeing's reputation is at stake due to quality lapses with the 737 Max. Eurasia Group Chairman shares top risks for 2024. The impact of decreasing snowfall on industries like skiing and agriculture is discussed. The hosts analyze the current state of the stock market and potential investment opportunities.