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In this podcast, the hosts discuss Spotify's surprising profit and growth, healthcare innovation and financial news, technology topics and AI investment, the present and future of healthcare, the rise of AI in video production, monitoring biodiversity with DNA analysis, and Deliveroo's challenges and AI usage.

This podcast discusses the crackdown on foreign companies in China, including an investigation into Foxconn. It also explores the changes in funding rounds and the importance of profitable margins. Additionally, it highlights the unique model of an Israeli venture capital firm and the resilience of the Israeli startup ecosystem. The chapter emphasizes the significance of diversifying investments for pension savers, discusses investments in startups and Microsoft's plans, and explores the challenges faced by tech companies in Europe.

This podcast discusses the third quarter earnings of big tech companies, including Tesla's disappointing results and Netflix's strong performance. It explores the use of technology in healthcare, the thriving tech hub in NYC, and investment opportunities in the tech sector. The episode also touches on President Biden's appeal for funding to support Israel and Ukraine's war efforts.

This podcast discusses the impact of US chip curbs on chip makers and the decline in video stocks. It also covers topics such as the complexity of managing the equation for China, the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, the changing landscape of the labor market, telemedicine and healthcare equity, Netflix's recent strategies, and China's importance in the tech and EV industry.

Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow break down how the US is clamping down on China's chip access with sweeping updates to export controls including Nvidia-made chips. Plus, a look at the latest from the trial of Sam Bankman-Fried.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

US plans to restrict China's access to advanced chip technology, New York Tech Week kicking off, social media's role in Israel-Hamas war, tech industry news and market updates, diversity and experience in the New York tech scene, argument against buying out of ads, recent promotions within Apple

Israel's first ever chief technology officer and Activision CEO Bobby Kotick join the podcast to discuss the ongoing Israel-Hamas war and Microsoft's $69B acquisition of Activision. They also talk about the role of technology in the conflict, the support from tech giants for Israel, healthcare transformation, Netflix's growth, and the role of AI in video game development.

Explore the future of cinema, rise of streaming audio and video, developments in sports and gaming, potential impact of artificial intelligence, exclusive access to Bloomberg's Screen Time, role of TikTok in content creation, success of Oppenheimer film, intersection of media, entertainment, and venture capital, investment in AI, and spotlight on rising stars in media and entertainment.

Ed Ludlow discusses the impact of the Israel-Hamas conflict on the region's tech and VC industries. Klarna talks about their investment in artificial intelligence. The podcast also explores surveillance technologies, healthcare equity, and the challenges faced by the Palestinian tech sector.

Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde explores intelligence and cybersecurity during the Israel-Hamas conflict. They discuss the potential political implications and the impact on the tech sector. Also mentioned is the trial of Sam Bankman-Fried with key witness testimonies.