Bloomberg Daybreak: US Edition

President Zelenskiy's plea for aid against Russia, President Biden's speech on freedom, Fed's interest rate decision, Elon Musk's behavior impact on advertisers, Netflix's viewer data, global politics involving Ukraine and Middle East, and struggles for aid in Ukraine.

A federal jury ruled in favor of Epic Games, claiming that Alphabet's mobile app store has a monopoly, similar to Apple's. The ruling could disrupt the mobile app economy. Other topics include Harvard President staying in office and the upcoming Bureau of Labor Statistics report on consumer prices.

Global leaders express concern over civilian deaths in Gaza; President Biden's Israel support dents poll numbers; Traders look for rate clues ahead of this week's Fed meeting; Ukraine's President to seek support in fighting against Russia; US decision to veto UN ceasefire resolution in Gaza War; President Zelensky's upcoming visit to Washington; Future of artificial intelligence and success in revenue from smartphones and growth in new markets.

This podcast discusses the upcoming Federal Reserve policy meeting and news conference, central bank decisions in the UK and Europe, China's struggling economy, and congress expectations for the new year.

Palestinian Prime Minister talks about post-war plans for Gaza with the US. Hunter Biden faces new charges while President Biden prepares for re-election.

Elon Musk's SpaceX is discussing selling insider shares valuing the company at $175 billion. Concerns arise over Washington's commitment to Ukraine as Biden clashes with Republicans. Nikki Haley solidifies her position as a potential alternative to Trump for the Republican nomination with hawkish foreign policy views.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's rare foreign trip to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia aims to strengthen cooperation among strategic oil producers. Israeli leaders continue their military campaign in Gaza despite international criticism. President Joe Biden reveals that his decision to run for reelection is influenced by the threat posed by Donald Trump.

Climate advocate Kerry and investor Dalio discuss the Israel-Hamas conflict and the challenges of addressing climate change. Dalio highlights the end of 'free money' and its impact on climate fixes. The podcast also covers Moody's negative outlook on Chinese sovereign bonds, the importance of trust in technology, and the stickiness of services inflation. The hosts emphasize the importance of context while introducing a senior executive editor.

Topics include Israel's widening Gaza offensive, Spotify's job cuts, gold hitting a record, Bitcoin climbing amid Fed cut bets, criticism for Austin, pressure on Congress, Fed rate cuts, market movements, deals and developments in industries including acquisitions and cost-cutting measures, latest news on demand and updates on sports, ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict with casualty numbers and international scrutiny, and investor bias and promotions.

Podcast explores the rise of hate crimes targeting Jews, Muslims, and Arabs after the Gaza war. It discusses the global surge in hate speech and hate crimes, the impact of the conflict on communities worldwide, and the dissatisfaction on both sides regarding anti-discrimination measures in schools. It also highlights the effects of the conflict on London communities and discusses an incident near a university campus involving college students of Palestinian descent.