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Tech stocks had a wild week, with significant shifts and concerns around giants like Apple losing traction in China. Geopolitical tensions are mounting, especially for TikTok facing US ban risks. The Paris Olympics prepare for potential cyber attacks, highlighting vulnerabilities in major events. The podcast also sheds light on the booming esports market, projected to hit $100 billion by 2027, and explores the implications of AI regulations on innovation and competition.

ServiceNow's CEO discusses strong earnings and COO departure. Stock market turbulence post-GDP data release, tech company reports, and market stabilization amid economic growth. Crypto investments, child safety concerns on Roblox, market selloff, small cap rotation, and AI investments highlighted. Decline in music streaming revenue and NBA TV contracts also discussed.

Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow discuss Tesla's disappointing results tied to robotaxis, Google's AI investment struggles, and updates on CrowdStrike's IT outage. They cover topics such as affordable EVs, AI challenges, cybersecurity, AI music generator Suno, and the influence of social media on political campaigns.

Bloomberg's podcast covers Google and Tesla earnings, including a rejected $23 billion offer by Wizz to Google. Exclusive interview with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Llama 3.1 AI model and strategic advantages. Discussion on approval of US ETFs for investing in Ether and comparisons with Bitcoin ETFs. Tech news updates, venture-focused fund investment, and partnerships in business and AI competition between US and China.

Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow discuss Biden transferring power to Harris and tech industry support. CrowdStrike shares plummet, Tesla and Alphabet gearing up for earnings. Impact of Biden's exit on 2024 Democratic nomination race and the political impact on the crypto market. Vice President Harris's campaign activities and exploration of American Express Business Goldcard and Stiefel Wealth Management.

An overview of the 'Here's Why' podcast that delves into complex business stories like market volatility, global elections, and central bank policies, offering insights and answers through Bloomberg's experts

Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow discuss global IT outages affecting flights and markets, Netflix's strong subscriber growth, and Mark Zuckerberg calling Trump a 'badass' without endorsing him for President.

TSMC's earnings rise amid China risks, Apple expands Hollywood content. Bloomberg Intelligence analyzes TikTok ban possibility under Trump. Geopolitical risks affect chip sector, Apple focuses on AI-accelerator manufacturing. Advertising industry trends, Ether ETFs, US catching up with Europe in product access. Startup culture exploration, Berkeley Sky Deck Fund's support for global founders, American Express Business Gold Card perks. Launch of more affordable Jet GPT 4.0, ongoing review of 4.0 model. Nasdaq 100 drop, competition concerns in chip sector between US and China.

US considers chip curbs for China, affecting stock market. Elon Musk shifts X and SpaceX to Texas. Can JD Vance benefit business? Andreessen Horowitz founders endorse Trump. AI tech in talent management discussed. Menlo Ventures and Anthropic launch Anthology Fund for AI startups. Amazon ad platform glitch and chip stocks performance analyzed.

Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde discusses Trump's VP pick JD Vance's ties to Silicon Valley. Huawei's $1.4 billion chip R&D center in China, big tech antitrust policies, TikTok's partnership with Eventbrite, Lenovo Pro for small businesses, ShipStation's e-commerce offer, Starboard's stake in Match, Salesforce layoffs, Amazon Prime Day deals, nuclear power's role in AI security, and US vs. European business importance.