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Bloomberg News Chief Technology Correspondent Mark Gurman and Bloomberg Technology Co-Host Ed Ludlow break down Apple introducing its latest iPhones at an event Tuesday, banking on new materials, camera upgrades and improved performance to coax back consumers in a sluggish smartphone market. Marc Rosen, CEO of JCPenney, discusses the retailer’s multi-year, self-funded $1 billion reinvestment plan. Bloomberg Businessweek Editor Joel Weber and Businessweek Senior Global Business Writer Devin Leonard provide the details of Devin's Businessweek Magazine story Dolan’s $2.3 Billion Sphere Looks Like Weirdest Draw in Vegas. And we Drive to the Close with Katherine Krantz, CEO of the Center for the Macro Specialist Designation.Hosts: Tim Stenovec and Jess Menton. Producer: Paul Brennan.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bloomberg News Space Reporter Loren Grush discusses her book on America's first female astronauts, exploring their competition, challenges, and diverse paths to reach space. The importance of diversity, relationships, and commercialization in space are also highlighted, shedding light on the lesser-known stories and aiming for more mainstream recognition.

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Apple extends Qualcomm deal for 5G chips ahead of iPhone event. J.M. Smucker's acquisition, Instacart and ARM IPOs discussed. Xi'an's valuation, growth, and IPO plans. Resale exchange success and interview with Peter. S&P 500 performance and Tesla's value driver. Analyzing S&P 500 levels, asset allocation opportunities, and historical patterns in monetary policy.

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Retired FDNY Chief Joseph Pfeifer reflects on witnessing the 9/11 attacks, highlighting firefighter bravery and the importance of unity against terrorism. He discusses the long-term health effects of the attacks and the need to care for victims. Pfeifer also emphasizes the significance of remembering 9/11 and inspiring the new generation to see the heroes in everyday people.

Chef and Restaurateur John Fraser discusses challenges in the food industry and his YouTube series Silent Chef. Purva Gupta talks about AI's role in the fashion industry, including understanding consumer language and developing image attribute extraction. They also discuss building relationships with major retailers and operationalizing shopping trends.

The podcast covers a wide range of interesting topics including reflections on the significance of 9/11, motivations for continued service in the FDNY, challenges and successes of New York City's supervised release program, Bloomberg Business Week, Apollo's capital solutions, Creatio's no code platform for workflow automation, ethical concerns in women's tennis, reducing food waste with Flash Food, challenges of implementing new retail initiatives, building a Bloomberg studio, the future of American tennis, staffing and managing large events, hosting various events at a tennis court, and exploring the area and food options at the US Open.

Goldman Sachs and Barclays planning job cuts due to cost trimming and quieter markets. Discussion on the challenges faced by investment banks, low volatility in trading, and the state of global banks. Analysis of US monetary policy, upcoming CCPI impact, and the SEC's lawsuits against cryptocurrency companies. Speculation on cryptocurrency adoption and AI solutions for businesses. Market volatility and buying opportunities. Importance of innovation and community engagement in investment strategy.

Jeffrey Katzenberg, Co-Founder of DreamWorks Animation and board member at Aura, discusses the Hollywood writer's and actor's strike. Marcus Shaw, CEO at AltFinance, talks about helping students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities explore a future in finance. They also discuss challenges and opportunities in Hollywood, the lack of recruitment from HBCUs by Wall Street, and the challenges of understanding and transitioning to alternative investments.