Bloomberg Daybreak: US Edition

In this podcast, the ongoing talks between the United Auto Workers Union and the Big Three Detroit automakers and the potential impact of a work stoppage on the US economy are discussed. House Republicans launching an impeachment probe into President Joe Biden and the upcoming August consumer price index (CPI) release are also highlighted. The podcast covers various topics, including AI forums, COVID-19 boosters, sinus medications, sports updates, injury update affecting the Jets' quarterback situation, recent baseball news, and the suspension of Simona Hallop. It also explores the abortion policy within the armed services, challenges faced by military families in terms of housing, and introduces the Bloomberg New Economy Catalysts community.

Pressure mounts on the auto industry to reach a deal with the UAW; Apple's new smartphone release comes at a critical time for the tech space; Jamie Dimon slams regulators over capital requirement plans.

President Biden's comments on China's development and doubts about invasion of Taiwan are discussed. US Treasury Secretary expresses confidence in US economy. UBS set to cut jobs in Asia.

Apple's new iPhone 15 and the potential impact of the iPhone ban in China, updates to Apple Watch, AirPods, and iPhone charging, the upcoming rate decision by the European Central Bank and its economic outlook, China's AI in business and its lackluster economic recovery, and the possibility of a government shutdown in the United States.

China's iPhone ban fallout sinks the tech sector. US-China tensions escalate as President Biden attends G20. Goldman Sachs plans more workforce cuts.

China plans to expand iPhone ban, Google takes steps to limit AI's impact on US elections, US prosecutor seeks to indict Hunter Biden in September.

Oil tests November high after OPEC+ leaders extend supply cuts; China bans iPhone use at central government agencies; FTC's Amazon antitrust suit likely to be filed in September.

Your morning briefing. The news you need in just 15 minutes. On today's podcast: 1) Goldman Cuts US Recession Chances to 15% on Improved Inflation 2) First Lady Jill Biden Tests Positive For Covid-19 3) Arm Banks Set for $100 Million Payday From Chip Designer’s IPO See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Nancy Pelosi, a political leader, discusses the importance of finding common ground in US-China relations. Topics include stimulating China's economy, Tesla's pricing strategies, JP Morgan's lawsuit, and college football highlights. Pelosi emphasizes the need for cooperation on technology transfer, trade standards, and carbon emissions.