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

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Speaker 1: Larry Kofski. Robert Carr, the suspect in this week's mass

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Speaker 1: shootings in Lewiston, Maine, reportedly has been found dead. Multiple

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Speaker 1: reports say he was found in the woods near Lisbon, Maine,

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Speaker 1: about eight miles from Lewiston, with an apparent gunshot wound

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Speaker 1: to the head. Card was the subject of a day's

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Speaker 1: long manhunt. Eighteen people were killed in the shootings, thirteen

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Speaker 1: were hurt. Israel says it is expanding military activity in

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Speaker 1: the Gaza Strip as Gaza lost internet and telephone service

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Speaker 1: and international agencies lost contact with staff there Earlier today,

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Speaker 1: Israeli Defense Forces spokesman Daniel Hagari said they have evidence

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Speaker 1: that Hamas is using hospitals for military operations.

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Speaker 2: Hamasistern hospitals into command and control centers and ideahoutes for

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Speaker 2: hamasteries and commanders. Additionally, I can confirm that, according to

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Speaker 2: the intelligence we have hens there is fuel in hospitals

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Speaker 2: in Guzza.

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Speaker 1: The UN General Assembly approved a resolution calling for an immediate,

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Speaker 1: durable and sustained humanitarian truce in the conflict. In its statement,

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Speaker 1: the Israeli Defense Forces said it had carried out targeted

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Speaker 1: raids with the aim of preparing the ground for future

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Speaker 1: stages of the operation. That news came as both sides

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Speaker 1: suggested there had been little progress on a deal to

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Speaker 1: free the more than two hundred hostages in the Gaza Strip.

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Speaker 1: War worries sent Wall Street lower, closing out the worst

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Speaker 1: week in a month for the S and P five hundred.

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Speaker 1: It extended a slide from its July peak to ten percent,

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Speaker 1: putting it in correction. Territory Gold hit two thousand dollars

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Speaker 1: an ounce as investors sought safe havens. An inflation gage

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Speaker 1: that is closely monitored by the Fed showed price increases

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Speaker 1: remained elevated last month amid brisk consumer spending and strong

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Speaker 1: economic growth. Prices rose four tenths of a percent from

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Speaker 1: August to September, the same as a month earlier at

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Speaker 1: an annual rate. Inflation was unchanged to three point four percent.

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Speaker 1: The report kept the door open for another interest rate

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Speaker 1: increased this year to hold inflation in check. The United

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Speaker 1: Autoworkers strike against the Detroit Automakers maybe nearing an end.

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Speaker 1: Sources say GM and Stlantis have each agreed to twenty

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Speaker 1: five percent wage increases, matching the offer agreed to by

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Speaker 1: Ford earlier this week. Other details continue to be hashed out.

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Speaker 1: An agreement could be announced by the end of the weekend.

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Speaker 1: Sam Bankman Freed, co founder of the collapsed FTX cryptocurrency exchange,

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Speaker 1: will be back on the witness stand Monday in his

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Speaker 1: trial on fraud charges. We hear more about his first

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Speaker 1: day of testimony from Bloomberg's Amy Morris.

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Speaker 3: Bank Man Freed began testifying at his fraud trial, saying

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Speaker 3: he hoped his business would move the cryptocurrency ecosystem forward.

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Speaker 3: He acknowledged some of his failures early in his testimony,

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Speaker 3: saying that he made mistakes, but when his lawyer asked

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Speaker 3: if he defrauded anyone, Bankman Freed answered no, I did not.

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Speaker 3: Bankman Freed spent almost three hours trying to convince a

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Speaker 3: judge to allow him to testify about the role FDx

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Speaker 3: lawyers played in the lead up to the collapse of

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Speaker 3: the crypto exchange, and the judge ruled today Bankman Freed's

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Speaker 3: testimony about legal oversighted FDx would be limited to data

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Speaker 3: retention issues. Amy Moore as Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: And as if you needed more proof that This is

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Speaker 1: Taylor Swift's era, and we're just living in it. The

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Speaker 1: pop queen has officially joined the ranks of billionaires. Bloomberg's

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Speaker 1: Lisa Mateo has more.

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Speaker 4: One point one billion, and this is from her music. Okay,

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Speaker 4: just the music. So what She's one of that few

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Speaker 4: recording artists to build that ten figure fortune almost entirely

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Speaker 4: from her music. Her aristore generate as much money as

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Speaker 4: economies of small countries to get the movie version ruling

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Speaker 4: the box office. Here's the breakdown of numbers. Music catalog

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Speaker 4: four hundred million, concerts, three hundred and seventy million, streaming,

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Speaker 4: one hundred and twenty million. Also, they put in her

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Speaker 4: homes in a real estate about one hundred and ten million,

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Speaker 4: and the royalties from music sales eighty million dollars.

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Speaker 1: That's Bloomberg's Lisa Mateo. You can read a lot more

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Speaker 1: about Bloomberg's number crunching on Taylor Swift's net worth. It's

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Speaker 1: on the Bloomberg terminal. And that's names when you wanted

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