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Speaker 1: News when you want it with Bloomberg News Now, I'm

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Speaker 1: in Kaleggy. Donald Trump says it's too late to hold

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Speaker 1: another debate after Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign said she

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Speaker 1: had accepted an invitation for a face off on CNN

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Speaker 1: in October and challenged the Republican nominee to take the

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Speaker 1: stage with her. The problem with another debate is that

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Speaker 1: it's too late, the former president said at a rally

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Speaker 1: in Wilmington, North Carolina, Saturday, noting that early voting has

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Speaker 1: already started in some states and questioning the fairness of

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Speaker 1: CNN as a moderator. Harris's campaign earlier Saturday said and

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Speaker 1: had agreed to participate in a debate on CNN for

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Speaker 1: October twenty third, less than two weeks before election day,

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Speaker 1: saying voters deserve another opportunity to hear from the candidates.

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Speaker 1: The Fed could be about to get supporting evidence its

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Speaker 1: jumbo half point interest rate cut this past week was

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Speaker 1: the right decision. Bloomberg's The Niece Pellegrini explains a.

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Speaker 2: Report on inflation could show its tame, and a separate

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Speaker 2: report on consumers may show we're still spending. Economistsy personal

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Speaker 2: consumption expenditures price index rising just a tenth of a

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Speaker 2: percent in August, and the inflation gauge probably climbed two

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Speaker 2: point three percent from a year earlier. Also, economists expect

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Speaker 2: the PCEE price gauge excluding food and fuel probably rosamotus

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Speaker 2: two tenths of a percent. Meantime, separate personal spending and

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Speaker 2: income reports are expected to show another solid advance in

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Speaker 2: household spending, and that helps raise the chance the economy

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Speaker 2: will continue expanding. Denise Pellergrity Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: Sources Teil Bloomberg. JP Morgan Chase has begun internally testing

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Speaker 1: a new credit card product as part of plans to

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Speaker 1: expand its offerings to UK customers. We get that story

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Speaker 1: from Bloomberg's Charlie Pellett.

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Speaker 3: Those sources say senior JP Morgan executives have been testing

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Speaker 3: the credit cards on their mobile apps. They say the

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Speaker 3: product has been in the works for a year. The

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Speaker 3: moves come as the company attracts about twenty six point

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Speaker 3: four billion dollars in deposits since it started its UK

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Speaker 3: retail bank three years ago. The soaring growth put the

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Speaker 3: UK division on track to become profitable next year, and

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Speaker 3: it has made Chase, one of the country's biggest digital

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Speaker 3: banks in New York Charlie Pellett Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: Qualcom has approached Intel to discuss a potential acquisition of

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Speaker 1: the struggling chip maker. This, according to people with knowledge

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Speaker 1: of the matter, raising the prospect of one of the

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Speaker 1: biggest ever M and A deals. California based Qualcom proposed

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Speaker 1: a friendly takeover for Intel in recent days, according to

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Speaker 1: the people, who asked not to be identified discussing confidential information,

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Speaker 1: The approach is for all of the chip maker, though

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Speaker 1: Qualcomm has not ruled out buying or selling parts of

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Speaker 1: Intel in a combination. The US Commerce Department is planning

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Speaker 1: to reveal proposed rules that would ban Chinese and Russian

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Speaker 1: made hardware and software for connected vehicles as soon as Monday. This,

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Speaker 1: according to people familiar with the matter. Commerce has been

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Speaker 1: meeting with industry experts in recent months, looking to address

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Speaker 1: security concerns raised by a new generation of so called

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Speaker 1: smart cars. The move would include bands on use and

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Speaker 1: testing of Chinese and Russian technology for automated driving systems

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Speaker 1: and vehicle communication systems. While the bands mostly focus on software,

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Speaker 1: the proposed rules will include some hardware the Supreme Court

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Speaker 1: may have given the Kamala Harris campaign an indirect boost

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Speaker 1: with its latest decision. Bloomberg's Nathan Hager reports from Washington.

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Speaker 4: The justices have refused to order the state of Nevada

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Speaker 4: to put Green Party candidate Jill Stein on the ballot

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Speaker 4: without explanation, they left a ruling in place from Nevada's

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Speaker 4: highest court, which found the Greens failed to comply with

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Speaker 4: a key requirement for ballot petition signatures. It's a win

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Speaker 4: for Nevada's Democratic Party, which sued to Blockstein and her

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Speaker 4: risk of siphoning Harris voters away. And while the Trump

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Speaker 4: campaign wasn't directly involved in this case, the Green Party

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Speaker 4: was represented by Jay Seculo, who has served in the

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Speaker 4: past as a Trump lawyer in Washington. I'm Nathan Hager,

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Speaker 4: Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: Jet Blue is looking for customers who want to spend

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Speaker 1: more money for a better travel experience. To bring them in.

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Speaker 1: Jet Blue plans to build well it's first ever airport lounges.

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Speaker 1: JFK will get one in late twenty twenty five. Boston

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Speaker 1: gets one soon after. The lounges will be available to

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Speaker 1: the top tier members of the airline's Mosaic Loyalty program

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