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Speaker 1: News when you wanted with Bloomberg News. Now I'm in Kleggi.

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Speaker 1: German police have arrested a man who is to the

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Speaker 1: highest degree suspected of fatally stabbing three people at a

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Speaker 1: festival in the city of Sullngen Friday. Herbert Rule, the

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Speaker 1: state's interior minister, declined to elaborate on details in an

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Speaker 1: interview with public broadcaster Ard, saying the investigation was ongoing.

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Speaker 1: He said police found evidence related to the arrested person

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Speaker 1: the target of a manhunt. The Associated Press reported earlier

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Speaker 1: Saturday that the Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack

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Speaker 1: to avenge Muslims in Palestine and everywhere, citing a news

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Speaker 1: site tied to the terror group. An independent tribunal in

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Speaker 1: Canada has ordered workers at the country's two largest railways

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Speaker 1: to get back on the job and to engage in

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Speaker 1: binding arbitration to resolve a dispute which has snarled North

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Speaker 1: American supply chains. The Canada Industrial Relations Board agreed on

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Speaker 1: Saturday to Labor Minister Stephen McKinnon's request for arbitration, as

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Speaker 1: well as an extension of the workers expired contracts and

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Speaker 1: for the railways to resume operations forthwith McKinnon had argued

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Speaker 1: that a return to work was needed because Canadians livelihoods, safety,

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Speaker 1: and communities were at stake. NASA has selected Elon Musk's

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Speaker 1: SpaceX to bring home the US astronauts who are forced

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Speaker 1: to extend their stay at the International Space Station because

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Speaker 1: of major technical issues with Boeing's capsule. The contingency plan

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Speaker 1: means that NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sunny Williams will

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Speaker 1: hitch a ride home on SpaceX's rival Crew Dragon capsule

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Speaker 1: during emission, slated to launch in late September. That would

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Speaker 1: put them back on US soil in February, when that

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Speaker 1: capsule was slated to return and months later than originally planned.

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Speaker 1: NASA Administrator Bill Nelson explained the reasoning behind the decision

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Speaker 1: and what's next for Boeing Starliner.

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Speaker 2: Want to further understand the root causes and understand the

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Speaker 2: design improvements so that the Boeing Starliner will serve as

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Speaker 2: an important part of our assured crew access to the ISS.

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Speaker 1: NASA Administrator Bill Nelson. A criminal investigation has been opened

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Speaker 1: in the sinking of Mike Lynch's Mega yacht. Bloomberg's Dan

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Speaker 1: Schwartzman has the latest.

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Speaker 3: Sicilian authorities have opened a manslaughter and negligent shipwrecked probe

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Speaker 3: into the sinking of the luxury yacht owned by British

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Speaker 3: tech mogul Mike Lynch. While there aren't currently any suspects,

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Speaker 3: the probe is aimed to determine whether the ship went

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Speaker 3: down due to procedures not being followed properly. The fifty

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Speaker 3: six meter long yacht was carrying twenty two people, with

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Speaker 3: fifteen being rescued. Those that died include Lynch as well

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Speaker 3: as his eighteen year old daughter. Authorities say it was

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Speaker 3: likely all on board we're asleep when the storm that

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Speaker 3: sank the yacht hit Dan Schwartzman Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: There's more fallout from the botched crowd Strike software update

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Speaker 1: that crippled markets and grounded flights around the world last month.

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg's Nathan Hager.

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Speaker 4: Reports Microsoft is planning a meeting with cyber companies, including

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Speaker 4: crowd Strike, to discuss best practices and whether security firms

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Speaker 4: should keep having access to the core of the Windows

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Speaker 4: operating system. A faulty crowd Strike updates shut down Windows

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Speaker 4: computers around the globe, including banks and airlines. Since then,

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Speaker 4: the cyber firm has announced sweeping changes to its testing

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Speaker 4: and deployment of software updates. The Microsoft meeting is set

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Speaker 4: for September tenth at its headquarters in Seattle. Nathan Hager

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Speaker 4: Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: There's big news from the biggest name in tech. Bloomberg's

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Speaker 1: Tom Busby has more.

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Speaker 5: Apple will hold its biggest product launch event of the

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Speaker 5: year September tenth, unveiling your latest iPhone, the iPhone sixteen.

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Speaker 5: It'll have a larger screen, new camera features, and new

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Speaker 5: artificial intelligence tools under the brand Apple Intelligence. Also look

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Speaker 5: for new smart watches and AirPods, and those phones, by

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Speaker 5: the way, will be available online and installs on September twentieth.

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Speaker 5: Tom Buzzby Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: It was once snubbed by coffee snobs. Now the world's

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Speaker 1: growing love for instant coffee is keeping roasters reliant on

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Speaker 1: the robusta variety, even as prices reach the highest in

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Speaker 1: about half a century. Bloomberg's Karen Moscow has more.

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Speaker 6: Consumers are enjoying instant and grabbing go drinks more than ever,

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Speaker 6: and global soluble coffee consumption is on track to hit

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Speaker 6: a record high. Not sustaining demand for robusta beans even

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Speaker 6: after droughts affecting growers and top producer Vietnam sent prices

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Speaker 6: soaring this year to the highest in the seventies. The

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Speaker 6: convenience of instant coffee went over consumers during the pandemic lockdowns,

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Speaker 6: leading to the surge and demand. The jump in demand

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Speaker 6: and costs are a big change for an industry that

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Speaker 6: up until recently saw the variety as less desirable. Karen Moscow,

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Speaker 6: Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: And after three rounds of the BMW Championship, Kegan Bradleys

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Speaker 1: twelve under four of the tournament and he heads into

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Speaker 1: Sunday's final round with a one shot lead. That's news

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