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Dor skuler joins in just a bit. Im Katie Greifeld in new york. Looking at markets, it is quiet. The s p 500, we can call that unchanged but the direction is lower. More so if you look at big tech. All eyes on nvidia tomorrow which we will get to do in a moment. Looking at the big benchmark, currently lower by. 2 and even more so if you look at the Philadelphia Semiconductor index, currently down by 1. 3 . That is because nvidia shares are a dropping after the Financial Times reported that Amazon Web Services has halted orders of the Company Super chip. According to the ft, aws is no longer placing orders as it waits for a new, more powerful model. You have nvidia shares lower but reading the report, this doesnt necessarily seem like bad news for the company. Mandeep amazon is a mid to medium buyer. Revenue tracking a hundred billion next year. Amazon just by virtue of its cap acts is among the largest buyers of nvidia chips and the fact that this is a negotiation tactic. They want the
Market. How did you guys approach it . Who want to pick jobs because it is so much the center of what we talked about on a political basis every day, but it is such a nuanced argument and i feel that a lot of bloomberg feels that so much of the new wants has been stripped away from this argument. We can all talk about bringing jobs back and manufacturing and automation and a number and uber, and how jobs are going away, but we dont talk about the real fundamental issue paralyzing parts of our economy how we train the people for the jobs of tomorrow, not the jobs of today. Whereabouts going to take over, reallye robortts might take over, and how are companies grappling with this in changing their workforce were not changing their workforce fast enough to deal with some of these changes. We really want to take an inside look at that from the ground up, whether that is trucking, training former guerrillas in warfare, or the gender wage gap that we see in the u. S. And other countries. Oli
Market. How did you guys approach it . Who want to pick jobs because it is so much the center of what we talked about on a political basis every day, but it is such a nuanced argument and i feel that a lot of bloomberg feels that so much of the new wants has been stripped away from this argument. We can all talk about bringing jobs back and manufacturing and automation and a number and uber, and how jobs are going away, but we dont talk about the real fundamental issue paralyzing parts of our economy how we train the people for the jobs of tomorrow, not the jobs of today. Whereabouts going to take over, reallye robortts might take over, and how are companies grappling with this in changing their workforce were not changing their workforce fast enough to deal with some of these changes. We really want to take an inside look at that from the ground up, whether that is trucking, training former guerrillas in warfare, or the gender wage gap that we see in the u. S. And other countries. Oli
How did you guys approach it . Megan we wanted to pick jobs because it is so much the center of what we talked about on a political basis every day, but it is such a nuanced argument and i feel that a lot of bloomberg feels that so much of the nuance has been stripped away from this argument. We can all talk about bringing jobs back and manufacturing and automation and uber, and how jobs are going away, but we dont talk about the real fundamental issue paralyzing parts of our economy. How do we train the people for the jobs of tomorrow, not the jobs of today . Where really are robots going to take over, and how are companies grappling with this in changing their workforce or not changing their workforce fast enough to deal with some of these changes . We really want to take an inside look at that from the ground up, whether that is trucking, training former guerrillas in warfare, or looking at one of the most persistent problems, which is the gender wage gap that we see in the u. S. An