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Speaker 2: I'm Nathan Hager and I'm Karen Moscow. Here are the

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Speaker 2: stories we're following today.

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Speaker 1: As we start a new trading month.

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Speaker 3: We begin with a report Wall Street's been waiting for

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Speaker 3: all week, the August Jobs report. Net hiring is expected

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Speaker 4: Barring a surprise, the payrolls report is forecast to show

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Speaker 4: a continuing slowdown in hiring during August. While this week's

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Speaker 4: jobs creation has been trending lower. Companies aren't laying off workers,

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Speaker 4: but they are cutting back on hiring as they wait

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Speaker 4: to see whether recession forecasts come true. FED officials also

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Speaker 4: interest rates. And of course, top of mind for everyone

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Speaker 4: will be average hourly earnings. Thursday's incomes report suggested wage

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Speaker 4: gains are finally cooling as demand for workers eases. Michael

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Speaker 1: Mike, thank you.

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Speaker 2: While the economy is also in focus in Asia, Beijing

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Speaker 2: is announced a raft of fresh measures to stimulate the

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Speaker 2: That's after authorities announced hell for home buyers and plans

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Speaker 2: to expand tax breaks for childcare and education. Bloombergsdale Deesis

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Speaker 5: We haven't seen any kind of big Bizuka style formulis

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Speaker 5: least the limited impact on confidence and sentiments.

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Speaker 2: Bloombergs Deal Desis notes that stocks in China close the

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Speaker 2: week with a gain of three quarters of a percent.

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Speaker 3: Well meantime, Karen Bloomberg News has learned the President of China,

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Speaker 3: Shi Jinping, plans to skip next week's Group of Twenty

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Speaker 3: to the host India Prime Minister and no RENDERMOTI tensions.

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Speaker 3: But between the world's two most populous countries already threatened

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Speaker 2: Well, Nathan. When it comes to critics of China and Washington,

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Speaker 2: Nancy Pelosi has been one of the toughest, and the

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Speaker 2: former House Speaker is not mincing words about China's economic policies.

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Speaker 6: China has been a violator of transferring technology of weapons

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Speaker 2: At the same time, Former Speaker Pelosi says the US

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Speaker 2: while they might not have shared values, they have a

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Speaker 2: shared planet. Pelosi spoke with Bloomberg's Fancy and Laqua for

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Speaker 2: an upcoming edition of Leaders with Laqua. Hear more of

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Speaker 1: The Corporate News This Morning.

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Speaker 3: Karen Tesla is cutting prices in China and the US

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Speaker 3: Sedan Well Nathan.

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Speaker 2: As we approached the three year anniversary of the onset

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Speaker 2: of the coronavirus pandemic, Wall Street is still struggling to

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Speaker 2: us with the latest, John and Karen.

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Speaker 7: Fewer than half of all office workers are back at

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Speaker 7: their desks. That's according to Castle Systems, which measures badge

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Speaker 7: swipes at office buildings around the country. In New York,

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Speaker 7: according to a recent Deloitte survey. Now, against this backdrop,

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Speaker 7: days a week to four comes John Tucker, Bloomberg Day, break.

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Speaker 1: Back at your office. Thank you, John Well.

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Speaker 3: There's a new development in the US Virgin Islands lawsuit

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Speaker 3: A court finally shows the bank flagged more than a

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Speaker 3: the disgraced financier's death. The US Virgin Island says that

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Speaker 2: Well, let's check some stocks on the move this morning.

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Speaker 2: Nathan Shares a broad coom down more than four and

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Speaker 2: get the story from Bloomberg's Charlie Pillett.

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Speaker 8: It signals a demand for electronic components remains sluggish. Broadcom

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Speaker 8: The outlook shows that Broadcom is mired in a broad

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Speaker 8: spending slow down, even as the artificial intelligence boom fuels

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Speaker 3: All right, Charlie, thanks, and other chip makers moving in

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Speaker 3: the opposite direction this morning. Shares of Inteller up more

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Speaker 2: Cal Nathan Dell shares are up nine percent. The company

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Speaker 2: President Biden is traveling to Florida tomorrow to survey the

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Speaker 10: Some fifteen hundred federal responders are already on the ground

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Speaker 10: in Florida. Record numbers of migrant families crossed the US

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Speaker 10: in the face of Biden administration efforts to discourage parents

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Speaker 10: Massachusetts Governor Mara Heeey is activating the National Guard to

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Speaker 10: Daniel Feria says she's glad the providers are seeing what

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Speaker 10: Now in Mali, the mayor has released a video detailing

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Speaker 11: I became aware of fatalities in the morning of August ninth,

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Speaker 10: Bison has been facing criticism and calls to resign. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 10: the number of people missing in Malie is expected to

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Speaker 1: Good morning. I'm Nathan Hager.

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Speaker 3: Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is weighing in on growing

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Speaker 3: Francin Lachwaw in Venice, Italy for an upcoming episode of

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Speaker 3: Bloomberg Television's Leaders with Lockwhaw program. They discussed geopolitics, Donald Trump,

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Speaker 1: Let's go to part of that conversation.

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Speaker 6: There is a certain element of the population who will

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Speaker 6: We're just afraid. They don't see a place for their

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Speaker 6: Well, it's China's a big country and we have and

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