hello, a very warm welcome. it is good to have you with us. the tech giants apple, google and microsoft, have all smashed analyst expectations, in updates they have given after the bell on wall street. apple s profits nearly doubled to $21.7 billion in the three months to 30 june, as customers bought pricier sg iphones. google s parent company, alphabet, also reported on tuesday that quarterly sales and profits had surged to record highs. its video platform youtube saw advertising revenuejump to $7 billion in the quarter. and microsoft saw a $16.5 billion profit at the same time, due to huge demand for its cloud services and games. joining me now is rob kniaz, who s the founding partner at hoxton ventures. good to have you with us. when we look at these figures, they say they smashed expectation but we had to all rely on technology and things like cloud services people have become more dependent on. is this surely not in line with what people were expecting? it is not far awa
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gentleman and also the first lady, the president will lay and out his agenda to those lawmakers and to you, the american people. congressional correspondentd th american people. aisha hosny is standing by withs a preview of the republican response. but we begin standin with housee house correspondent jackie heinrich and a preview of the president s speech tonight. jacqui good evening, jackie .d good evening, martin.resident good evening, bret. well, president biden directly a assail republicans tonight. officials have sent ousst memos hitting republicans forro everything from trump tax cuts ,adding to the deficit to proposals for national abortion bans. deficit, and also plans to cut social ban security and medicare. wes an this speech is widely vid as an anchor to a anchor t 2024 announcement, but it s not supposed to look like a campaign speech. so the president will instealo d frame his achievementsai as progress made against allns odds that needs to be protected and conti
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