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Wake Up to Money from BBC 5 Live.

Hello, good morning.

Welcome, it's Wake Up to Money.

We're talking trade deals this time the UK in India. Our business and trade secretary, Jonathan Reynolds, is in

India trying to secure a deal. Why is it stake for exporters from the UK? Those that may be

importing from India, we will take a look. Elsewhere, the tech giant Apple, says it's going to

spend half a trillion dollars on AI infrastructure in America

over the next four years. All announced on President Trump's Truth Social. Is this something

we're going to see a bit more often? Are we going to hear more deals like this from the big tech

companies to try and get Donald Trump's attention? We'll try and figure out what he's really

new about this announcement

and what would have been coming anyway. And Sir Jim Ratcliffe, his first year in charge at Manchester

United. It's been a tough one on and off the pitch continues for many staff as well. Hundreds of

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