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A daily flash briefing podcast. Daily briefing with business, tech, and world updates.
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Signup to Generate a PitchGrapheets News is a news podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 50 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Today's briefing covers Apple's bittersweet earnings as Tim Cook prepares to step down, OpenAI's price cuts alongside a State Department AI map misstep, FIFA's $20 billion enterprise sparking a global boycott, and major developments from Gemini Robotics, Zoox, and Coinbase.
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In today's briefing, Samsung's AI-driven chip profits surge while Apple faces pressure over Chinese suppliers, SpaceX nets a massive $1.6 billion defense launch deal, and Shell doubles its profits. Meanwhile, the EU prepares to crack down on ChatGPT and Roblox, Australia takes Telegram to court, and a guilty verdict is delivered in the trial over the 2022 attack on Salman Rushdie.
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Today's briefing highlights DoorDash taking flight with FAA drone certification, BNY Mellon moving fund administration on-chain, and GlobalFoundries landing a $300 million CHIPS Act deal for silicon photonics. Plus, Qualcomm partners with BMW for next-gen auto chips, Microsoft faces UK regulatory heat over Copilot bundling, and Middle East tensions escalate following a drone strike on a US-owned gas tanker in Egypt.
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Markets take a massive hit as South Korean chip giants plunge, while Xbox gamers find themselves logged out worldwide. Meanwhile, Nvidia rallies allies to protect open-weight AI, Circle scoops up IBM's massive blockchain patent portfolio, and YouTube Premium prepares to nest with Peacock.
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On today's episode: Nvidia places a billion-dollar bet on Korean AI, Apple envisions smart glasses with private eyes, and Shein gets caught in a global tariff thread. Plus, foreign policy shifts in Gaza, UK military tech for Ukraine, and big-money moves in finance and sports.
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