caroline: some say! ed: caroline says! we talk about safeguards for artificial intelligence with the ceo of credo ai. the ai summit in new york today. caroline: there are a whole host of earnings coming up, some of them are new to publicly creating life, key among them is done on the day, most of the spectrum is in terms of tech. off by 3%, looking for numbers off of the bell. outperform income instacart, key as it stands on 4% and both of these recently listed companies have been under pressure since going public. we will keep a close eye on all of that. from new york, both of us, this is bloomberg technology. ♪ ed: some news in the social media space, in an effort to combat misinformation meant it will require advertiser to disclose when political or social issue ads have been created or altered by artificial intelligence. this will require advertisers to disclose when ai is used in facebook or instagram ads on social issues, lectures, or politics according to the vice president of global affairs, nick clave. caroline: t

caroline: i am caroline hyde in new york. ed: i am ed ludlow in san francisco. caroline: full market coverage ahead. inflation, rate hike bets come down. will it fool the tech sector during rap -- tech sector rally? end meeting with china's xi, we will have details. caroline: cells drop morning for the iphone. let's check on the markets first. macro story, inflation, cpi print, looking at the core, adding fuel to the fire in the nasdaq, up more than 2% at the moment. we are seeing that across the major benchmarks.. two-year yield spiraling low, by 19 basis points as the bets for any hikes and the bets for a cut start to dial up in the summer of 2024. dollar lower versus every age currency. but why is crypto on the downside? a look at bitcoin, not getting the love from the inflation print. maybe some profit taking happening. what about the micro? ed: stocks behind me reflect the story. foxconn and its earnings, the main contract manufacturer that assembles the iphone, a worrying outlook. apple up. stock up significantly. we will speak to the grindr ceo. and googl

caroline: i am caroline hyde in new york.wall street journal" reporting that the ceo of binance, cz, has stepped down and pleaded guilty to anti-money laundering requirements. the cryptocurrency exchange will pay fines. this is the doj's investigation, not the sec. what caught your attention from this line from "the wall street journal"? sonali: the funds will be $4.3 billion, and it does close a matter that has been going on for many years. investigation from the justice department with involvement from the treasury department and commodity future trading commission. this does close that page four binance, and changpeng zhao is not only stepping down as ceo, according to "the wall street journal," he can retain his majority ownership of finance, and the settlement would allow him to keep writing. this is the world's largest crypto exchange. pacific company is a big deal in light of his probe -- to save the company is a big deal in light of this proven settlement is scheduled to appear in court tuesday afternoon and enter his

caroline: i am caroline hyde. ed: i am ed ludlow live from san francisco. this is bloomberg technology. caroline: or leaders dissent on san francisco for the asia-pacific economic summit, full coverage from that ahead as we sit down with the mayor. the bundle of artificial intelligence as nvidia reveals new processes to maintain its edge. the largest online shopping event, china's singles' day and pushing to e-commerce numbers coming later this week in the u.s.. let us check on the u.s. markets for a moment. we are treading water on the mastec. -- nasdaq. more coming from the federal reserve any terms of articulation. notably, on friday we got the warning sign coming from moody's about the debt load of the united states. we keep a close eye on all of these macro headwinds. i am looking copper at the higher side. electric vehicles, copper is on the upside and commodities are moving higher. let us look at some of the individual movers on the day. i am keeping an eye on nvidia. when it comes to chips at the moment, tesla happened to rally hard and this happene

this is bloomberg technology with caroline hyde and ed ludlow. caroline: i am caroline hyde. ed: i am in san francisco. this is "bloomberg technology." caroline: amd rallies as the company says its artificial intelligence chip will generate billions next year. ed: the u.k. summit on ai safety is underway. we will bring you the big takeaways and interviews from the event. caroline: we will push ahead to the fed for the central banks impact on ai startups. first, let's check in on the markets. while we do have some movement ahead of the all-important decision, many are thinking rates will stay at the 22 year high for another month, we're seeing the nasdaq up. maybe it is economic. factor orders coming in worse than expected, jobless claims ticking up -- job openings starting to open up a little. maybe this is something we are trying to get a mixed picture of where the economy is going. we're seeing some buoyancy. we get a hint we will see a slowing of pace of growth in the amount of bonds that will be issued on the long data and by the u.s. treasury. lack of supply means yields

hyde and ed ludlow. ♪ caroline: live from new york, i am caroline hyde.e are breaking down results from uber and a sit down with the ceo dara khossrowshahi. caroline: ed: we will speak about where adobe's $20 billion purchase tans and look at new ai tools they have unveiled. caroline: we will bring you the big takeaways from the developers conference is the ai start up unveils custom gpt's. let's check on the markets. what are run we are having. eight straight days of gains on the nasdaq. s&p 500. we are up .9%. what is galvanizing that? the federal reserve. hopes of the hiking period coming to an end is driving yields down. up by some 10 basis points. new york crude off by about 3.5%. some geopolitical risks and anxieties. falling down a little bit in the world of commodities. that backs the inflationary pressures. moving on, a quick look at the risk sentiment of choice when it comes to tech. even with the dollar down we have crypto down further. we are off by a point for bitcoin. what do you have on the micro? ed: uber has been an interesting one to tra

caroline: i and caroline hyde in new york. ed: this is "bloomberg technology." caroline: we will kick earnings coverage with the breakdown of disney results. is it enough to fend off the investor? ed: we sit down for interviews with lyft, arm, and affirm. caroline: we will be joined by bethany bongiorno, the ceo of humane as the company unveils its ai pin. -- pen. let's get into a hot winning streak. can we eat out another day of winning on the nasdaq? since november 2021. the s&p 500 up for nine days, the longest winning streak since 2004. clearly there is calvin's issue behind equities because of what may be the federal reserve is doing. we will hear from jay powell come to court p.m. and getting some important bond sales. that is why we are seeing some pressure on the debt market. we will be seeing the sale, eight points to the higher side as we anticipated the -- coming through. finesse technical dragon, china is down .7%. not listed here because it faces sanctions, but the key chinese semi conductor producer actually missing on estimates, even with integrat

caroline: i'm caroline hyde. ed: i'm ed ludlow. caroline: more earnings coverage. all you need to know about cisco, tumbling after its numbers. ed: more on alibaba, after abruptly ending a planned spinoff of the cloud unit. caroline: apec continues. text ceo's dine with china's president. a little bit of mood music shifting. we had depressing macroeconomic data. is that good news? many feeling jobless claims are on the rise. the fed cannot hike again. maybe we see cuts next year. a bid coming into the bond market, all six points. crude down 4.5%. cooling demand, what does that mean about global growth? risk asset, bitcoin trading within this general $36,000 level, off 3% by the day. ed: in china, it is the micro and macro. alibaba have decided not to spin off the cloud unit. commentary is they have been impacted by the u.s. technology export curves. we dig into that later. the adrs, u.s. listed shares on track for the biggest drop in more than a year. cisco is the name we are looking at in the u.s.. they gave this forecast for the fiscal second quarter ending in ja

hyde and ed ludlow. ♪ caroline: i am in new york.d: i am ed ludlow in san francisco and this is bloomberg technology. caroline: we will break down what we can expect from the cyber monday shopping. the ceo of a leading data platform is with us. ed: elon musk visits israel after facing backlash for amplifying antisemitic comments on x and we let the takeaways from his trip and the meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. caroline: hundreds of jobs will be cut and what it means in terms of the broader context. that and so much more is coming up let's check in on the markets. a little bit of caution as we start of the new week. maybe some thinner volumes but up about 0.1% on the nasdaq and a lot of supply coming our way when it comes to the bond market that will factor into the equity market. people may reorient on the five-year in particular. brent crude is often had been rallying a little bit. they thought -- it's thought that saudi arabia would be increasing production in oil. not big moves in crypto. still trading at $37,000.

caroline: welcome back to bloomberg technology i am caroline hyde. caroline: no you're not. ed: you got me again i'm in new york city. a big stock down 18 on this day of the session. this is an ad technology game. it is a big move and has us thinking about the advertising business overall. a big theme will also be alphabet. the parent company of google. in the european union there is a lot of regulatory scrutiny and thinking what does google do next and that market? here i am in new york city. caroline: google has been pressured by the european union regulators in an effort to beef up an internal search engine. googles failure to make improvements proves it's illegally maintaining a monopoly. there is a lot going on so let's break it down. are we on the ninth week in this particular set of investigations? >> this is the ninth week in the google search trial in d.c. and that is expected to wrap up next week on wednesday or thursday with final testimony. we are not expected to get a ruling until early next year. the judge put off close leanings -- clos

this is a bloomberg technology with caroline hyde and ed ludlow. ♪ caroline: i am caroline hyde.d: i'm ed ludlow. caroline: we get a read on the ipo market, shien files for u.s. listing, read it test the water for a public offering. morehead. ed: the state of the consumer on this trouble tuesday. amazon reports new records or black friday and cyber monday sales. caroline: tesla production nightmare, why the cyber talk is troublesome for tesla ahead of the delivery event this week. we discuss that in so much more this hour. we should turn to the green on the day of tech stocks. the fed speak had one of the quiet periods, enthusiasm to think that the federal reserve is done with hiking. we have gone from the right to the green. we are looking at the seven year yield. u.s. treasuries, yields pulling back significantly on the more dovish and inclination we have heard from the bed. a bloomberg dollar index weakens. maybe that is what is driving bitcoin on the outside. hello to our risk asset choice. driving up 2.4%. we are still trading at almost $38,000 level. it has been around in a

caroline: fascinating.tanford university and much more, coming up, let us talk about private markets. spacex, spinning off its starlike unit to a public company as soon as 2024? guess who is behind that reporting? it will speak about it in a moment -- we will speak about it in a moment. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ ed: spacex is discussing an ipo for its store satellite business, as soon as the end of next year. on robust demand, elon musk responded immediately after he published the story in a response saying it is false. that is all he said without elaborating. it is spring in rheingold, one of the reporters that reported this story with me. let us go over the mechanics of what we know. >> are to share a bond with you on bloomberg -- great to share a bond with you on bloomberg technology. spacex is still discussing potential offerings for star link soon as the end of next year. it has started to move to satellite companies into its own subsidiary i will be spun off into an ipo, you mentioned that musk

>> bloomberg technology with caroline hyde and ed ludlow. caroline: i'm caroline hyde. ed: i am ed ludlow. this is bloomberg technology. caroline: after staying out of public view for years alibaba family --founder jack ma speaks out to employees urging them to correct the company's course. we have more on the e-commerce giant's plans. ed: and we hear from the amazon web service ceo on the back of the reinvent conference discussing ai, and video, and more. caroline: goldman sachs offers apple an exit ramp for its troubled car partnership. first, a muted day in over all benchmarks from a technology perspective gains up at 1%. more action under the bond market and abroad. in china that nasdaq golden dragon managed to be underwater on the day. it will be delving into the micro news and sentiment shifts. we are off by 1.25%. the movement is clear in the bond market seeing what the biggest price increase yield falls since 2020. everybody wants back into u.s. treasuries anticipating the federal reserve may be cutting as soon as may as next year. off by seven basis points on t

caroline: caroline hyde in new york.ough the trading day, a little bit of profit ticking. the nasdaq up, not quite a percentage point. up .9%. the bond market seeing significant action up seven basis points. remember how fast we've come, the best month for the bond market since the 1980's. you are seeing an everything rally. everyone anticipates the federal reserve to start cutting as soon as may. the risk as set of choice in the technology market bitcoin is currently off by .1% as the dollar kicks up a little bit. it has been a story of dollar weakness in november. some of the individual names on the day, shining a light on some of the key movers, a now 8-year-old startup from china, this is alibaba. more than $188 billion. i'm looking at what is happening in terms of numbers. doing well before the market and pulling back even though they posted gains. this is about electronic automatic -- automation design around the world of chips. they might be selling off parts of the business. we are looking at a pullback of 3% for

>> this is bloomberg technology with caroline hyde and ed ludlow. caroline: and caroline hyde. ed: i'm ed ludlow. this is bloomberg technology you. caroline: fallout continues from tesch for elon musk after an anti-semitic post on its platform. we discuss what it means for his businesses. ed: and a return to a bag as chinese president xi jinping finishes his first visit to the u.s. in 16 years. what does it mean for u.s. curbs on technology to china. caroline: a mid-november's $2 trillion risk rally, can that continue? that and more ahead. the markets are trading today. the $2 trillion market rally we saw through november is quelling on the day slightly. the nasdaq off by .1%. 11 points lower as we have a big options day today adding volatility. the vix managing to be at a 14 or 13 hand are the moment. people are envisaging the federal reserve will pull back on its right focus and could cut in the second half of 2020 for your. some economic data this week a softer be at the bloomberg dollar index raising all 2023 rallies off by another .3 percent. the world of crypto. bitcoin v

hyde and ed ludlow. ♪ caroline: i'm caroline hyde.d: this is bloomberg technology. caroline: the ftx founder sam bankman-fried is found guilty in his front trial, now facing decades in prison we will baked at dez break down the decision and what it means for the broader crypto industry. ed: plus apple shares taking a hit off the world's most valuable company warning of a slug's quarter and some weakness in china. full coverage is ahead. caroline: an exclusive interview with the ceo of siemens. let's check out these markets, it's a macro picture, one of a falling jobs market which means we may be in a goldilocks scenario. maybe the federal reserve can rest on their laurels for a little bit. having an absolute phenomenal week on the entire year and so is the s&p 500. the last three days, we have seen the 30 year yield plunged the most since the pandemic. notable moves in the bond market and the stock market. the market is anticipating a less hawkish fed. we saw a little bit of a pop over the last day in trading but in general, we are ra

with caroline hyde and eric ludlow. >> i am caroline hyde. >> imf ludlow.s is bloomberg technology. >> coming up, full earnings coverage i had. qualcomm is providing an upbeat forecast. >> sticking with smartphones, we will push ahead to earnings from apple, which are due to come out after the bell today. >> we will have the latest in the trial of sam freed. let's check in on the markets and the feel-good music after the federal reserve and the feeling the fed is done with the fast pace of rate hikes. we are up five straight days on the nasdaq 100. the best winning straight -- streak since last year. s&p 500 having its best day since august. european stocks pushed higher. so too did asia. we are having our best day in months. up 1.6% on the country index. i'm looking at the u.s. 30 year. this as we see the desire to be buying into bond markets. yields are falling. we are down some nine basis points on the longer end. we were down earlier on. this is an interesting one. the dollar is down because we are not anticipating such hawkish fed. but so is bitcoin. t

caroline: the weirdest line you heard this week? of a counter coup taking place while another is going on is just like ashlee says is too crazy. this is the most important part of one of the world's largest companies. microsoft is dependent on this relationship with openai. seeing all this chaos and fold a on that is so critical but is so much money, it is something. caroline: it was something, it was something that you broke, an extraordinary, herculean effort from all of you. that does it for this edition of bloomberg technology. we did not get to talk about the door dashers being done over the weekend. ed: they went to doordash to openai, so much to recap on openai. we have a podcast. check it out where you get your podcast. from new york and san francisco, this is bloomberg. ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like our

caroline: buoyant, optimistic. if you want to get into detail, he said more luxurious items, people going out and buying gifts on their list. they are not perhaps going for the more discretionary items, but it's about gifting at the moment, so look out for the luxury. that is why macy's wins out. you also have bloomingdale's and blue mercury. he feels solid on his inventory, the right time and the right place. he sort of said this is like a pilgrimage. there are people who want to come in. they are racing in at 6 a.m. get through the door, so he feels confident they have the right thing for a consumer that is fighting high inflation, student loan debt coming back on, so he says it's a tough consumer outlook, but he feels buoyant at the moment. kailey: to bring you in, i wonder if that means people will go out and buy their gifts for this season and then that's going to be had for a while, that is it for that last first burst of spending because savings have drawn down, student loans and other headwinds. is this it?

caroline: his job only becomes more complex and difficult.called on them to fire elon musk whether or not that's even feasible. someone put a post on next saying we have been clear about our efforts to combat anti-semitism and discrimination and says there's no place for it anywhere in the world. matt: the owner of the company did caroline: she is not going on to say -- elon musk says he's pro-free speech and against anti-semitism in any of its variations. however, sometimes actions speak louder than words, and indeed for ibm actions speak louder. than words the european commission, it's nevertheless these statements. we have heard from investors. ross gerber very much a bowl on tesla but is saying my investors want me to pull out of tesla. indeed, we have one impact investor join the show earlier, who said she is appalled by what he's saying and brings up irrelevant point. she said what about the talent at these companies? what we see a reaction from those stakeholders, employees who don't want to be working at a company that is ultimately d

caroline: i'm caroline hyde. ed: i'm ed ludlow. caroline: more earnings coverage.g after its numbers. ed:

caroline elliott is live in niagara falls new york with the breaking details on this and, caroline, what we learning at this hour? >> well, trace, tonight the fbi and new york's governor have made it clear that at this time, based on information from investigators, there is no known terrorist connection here. what we do know is that the fbi buffalo posted in the last hour saying that, based on investigators, the information that they're gathering right now, this case will be handed over to the niagara falls police department as a traffic investigation. this case first started with a car explosion at the rainbow bridge on the u.s. side near niagara falls at 11:27 this morning. that car never made night canada after witnesses say it went airborne then hit a barrier and exploded. governor hochul added that the driver was a local from new york, but would not call the crash an accident saying, it's still too early in the investigation to tell what the driver's intentions were here. >> won't call it an accident, it has not been determined to be an accident. you da know whether the driver was i

lisa: that was caroline hyde with the macy's ceo. are arguing that people will keep spending. delinquency has been rising and the pullback around the margins. it's been negative from the likes of walmart so how do you put it together? you are calling for a cyclical recession next year. what is that in light of the fact that customers are spending and are likely to continue? >> cyclical recession is were growth slows down but relatively modestly. we expect two or three quarters of negative growth which is a recession. it's not a very deep recession but nevertheless, a slowdown across the board. the tightening we have seen from the fed is still working its way through the system. we believe the transmission mechanism is delayed and we are close to the tipping point where we are starting to see more forceful transmission across the board. consumers in the corporate center specifically in the u.s., we think cyclical recession is the story for next year. gina: can you talk about how the cyclical recession is comprised? when you say across

hyde and ed ludlow. ♪ caroline: live from new york, i am caroline hyde.results from uber and a sit down with the ceo dara khossrowshahi. caroline: ed: we will speak about where adobe's $20 billion purchase tans and look at new ai tools they have unveiled. caroline: we will bring you the big takeaways from the developers conference is the ai start up

it does show you the gap that exists between the judges and trump's legal team. >> caroline what do you make of the argument by sauer it sets a terrible precedent? >> i would note and the judge pushed back on this, that the gag order just to be clear, the gag order was extremely narrowly tailored which is what you look for when balancing these two big rights, first amendment rights, and the right of a court system to administer justice as it sees fit. the gag order would allow former president trump to really rail against the prosecution, say it's politically motivated, call it a witch hunt as he's fond of doing and bash the democrats, president biden. he can do all that. the very narrow issue here is whether or not he can directly attack court staff, prosecution, the prosecutors, prosecutors, things of that nature, which would incite violence. one of the key issues was how ea aten waited can that be. the idea of well, president trump has all these, you know, people reading his truth social posts what might they do when they get a tweet that sort of crosses the line into that territory

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we found avenues and folks who have relationships with the kennedys and had correspondence with caroline kennedy, who was very appreciative of of this work. we worked with the architect who designed the kennedy tribute in boston and and so that was a that was a good connection as well. e ribbon cutting for theended event, but caroline did send a very graci letter that was read that morning. i had the privilege of reading that letter and we were very proud to know that we had touched her and the family recognized what we were trying to accomplish here in fort worth, carved in the in the water wall, is a phrase that we found during the development process, during the storyline creation process, as a man may die, nations may rise and fall, but an idea lives on. and that quote resonated with us. it seemed like that was what we were trying to say. it was more of a it's more than a story of a visit. it's about the power of ideas and how ideas can live a life all of their own. and if they have really good ideas, they'll live a very long time and they never die. and and they adapt. so we chose t

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caroline: i'm caroline hyde at bloomberg's will tug what is in new york.d ludlow in san francisco. this is "bloomberg technology." caroline: full coverage of openai as investors seek to reinstate sam altman as ceo. more ahead. ed: we will preview what to expect from nvidia. wit

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. >> byron: your new album "caroline's boy" is a tribute to your late mother.res don't start themselves." ♪ get to the kitchen and streak down the hall ♪ ♪ my old blue jeans and a sundress fall ♪ ♪ girl we're holding a lighter and fires don't start themselves ♪ >> byron: why this one to your mom? >> i was in the studio the first day in the studio, recording the record. i was having a bad day. a bad mental health day. i just wanted to have a good day. at one point i said to myself, at the end of the day i'm just my mom's boy. that brought me out of it. i felt better about life. that moment, i decided it was time for me to pay tribute to my mom. i decided to name it "caroline's boy." >> byron: how do you manage the fact that much of your success came after she passed? >> that's the toughest thing. about all of it. i look at it, and what a run i've been on. 30 years of being in it. the thing that i really still get choked up when i think about it, the fact that she never saw any of it. i mean, she saw us play in a club i think once. she died before any of it happe

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caroline: 18.is about a new level of software that for the first time in a long time we see in out and out pause. this is about understanding, coming to grips with the bugs that they already have in the operating system, which will make building on top of that software much harder. i was 18 will be important for apple next year because there will not be that many changes to the actual hardware. ultimately, they will have to play catch up with openai, google, to ensure they can offer generative ai usability on an iphone. to do that you have to have some powerful software. we saw the fact that they were putting to pause, getting to grip with the bugs, to make sure that i was 18 works well when they unveil it in june. it is interesting that apple is taking time to clear out the bugs, make sure that the product they unveil is phenomenal. many are waiting as to what apple really does when it comes to generative ai. we know they are investing a lot but it has all been kept quiet. kailey: will new softwar

[music playing] [coughs] when caroline has a cough, she takes robitussin.ul cough relief with robitussin, and find your voice. ♪robitussin♪ and find your voice. spring 1987, an indelible image >> spring. 1987. an indelible image appeared of diana at a london hospital. a simple handshake that would never be forgotten. it was during the height of the aids epidemic. >> it had been mislabeled as a gay disease. it had been misunderstood as something that could be caught by shaking hands, kissing, hugging. >> that day. diana helped change the world's thinking. >> she knew she would guarantee to get it on the front page to say i'm not worried about my own personal safety. so why should you be. was really a seminal moment. >> but privately, diana was waging another battle. this one on of the home front. trying to cope with her troubled marriage. >> diana was pushing charles away. charles was getting more and more profoundly depressed. he didn't confide in anyone. but there were one or two people who had remained in hers circle. so they went to camilla and they said