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Speaker 1: News when you wanted with Bloomberg News now I made Kleggi.

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Speaker 1: Apple has closed in on an agreement with OpenAI to

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Speaker 1: use the startups technology on the iPhone. It's part of

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Speaker 1: a broader push to bring artificial intelligence features to its devices.

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Speaker 1: This according to people familiar with the matter, The two

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Speaker 1: sides have been finalizing terms for a pack to use

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Speaker 1: chat GPT features in Apple's iOS eighteen, the next iPhone

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Speaker 1: operating system, said the people, who asked not to be

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Speaker 1: identified because the situation is private. Apple also has held

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Speaker 1: talks with Apple's Google about licensing that company's Gemini chatbot.

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Speaker 1: Those discussions haven't led to an agreement, but they are ongoing.

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Speaker 1: US health officials are putting more than one hundred million

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Speaker 1: dollars towards ramping up surveillance of bird flu in cattle

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Speaker 1: and people, amid rising concerns that the outbreak has spread

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Speaker 1: more widely than reported. The Centers for Disease Control and

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Speaker 1: Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration will use the

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Speaker 1: funding to detect and track the virus called H five

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Speaker 1: and one, which has been spreading in wild birds, poultry,

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Speaker 1: and domestic cows. According to a statement released on Friday,

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Speaker 1: Scrutiny of the CDC's response to health crises has risen

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Speaker 1: after widespread criticism for inadequate early testing for emerging health

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Speaker 1: threats such as COVID and the empos virus. While just

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Speaker 1: one h five to one infection has been recorded in

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Speaker 1: a person in the US so far, scientists have cautioned

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Speaker 1: that the virus has the potential to mutate into something

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Speaker 1: far more transmissible and dangerous. The Biden administration said Israel

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Speaker 1: may have used US weapons and its war against Hamas

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Speaker 1: in ways which are inconsistent with its obligations under international law,

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Speaker 1: stepping up criticism of a key ally. The highly anticipated

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Speaker 1: State Department reports stopped short of declaring that Israel had

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Speaker 1: broken international obligations in ways that would have forced a

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Speaker 1: pause on the supply of US weapons and ammunition. The

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Speaker 1: State Department said, quote, the nature of the conflict in

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Speaker 1: Gaza makes it difficult to assess or reach conclusive findings

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Speaker 1: on individual incidents unquote. Still, it said, it's reasonable to

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Speaker 1: assess that US weapons have been used by Israeli security

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Speaker 1: forces since October seventh, and instances inconsistent with its IHL

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Speaker 1: obligations or with established best practices for mitigating civilian harm.

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Speaker 1: Inflation continues to be an economic problem for the Federal

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Speaker 1: Reserve and a political problem for President Biden. Bloomberg's IRV

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Speaker 1: Chapman reports from Washington.

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Speaker 2: Inflation could remain intractable for months to come. Lindsay Piegsa,

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Speaker 2: chief economists for the firm Stiffel Nicklaus, said in a

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Speaker 2: Bloomberg interview.

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Speaker 3: Services is really where we've seen the vast majority of

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Speaker 3: the pressure, with labor costs obviously the largest component. We

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Speaker 3: continue to see housing demand outpace housing supply. I do

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Speaker 3: expect the shelter costs to still remain quite robust for

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Speaker 3: the foreseeable future.

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Speaker 2: Prices for imported goodsxas said a subject to the continued

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Speaker 2: risk for world events in Washington, Earth Chapman Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: Shares of Zeker, the high end electric car brand, rose

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Speaker 1: as much as forty percent after an expanded initial public

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Speaker 1: offering that is the biggest US listing by a China

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Speaker 1: based company since twenty twenty one. Appearing on Bloomberg's Balance

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Speaker 1: of Power, Zeker CFO Xing yu Wan says the company

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Speaker 1: is not concerned about possible new US tariffs against Chinese

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Speaker 1: ev companies, but.

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Speaker 3: Not considering about short time headwinds. We think in long

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Speaker 3: term and try to get trying to make sure that

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Speaker 3: in the long run we make a very very good

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Speaker 3: business case.

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Speaker 1: Jing yu Wan, speaking to Bloomberg's Joe Matthew and Kaylee

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Speaker 1: lyons the Friday numbers on Wall Street, the Dow was

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Speaker 1: up one twenty five, Nastak down five, and the S

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Speaker 1: and P was up nine. And that's news when you

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