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at Bloomberg Live.com slash Green Festival. I'm Ed Lodlow in San Francisco. This is Bloomberg Technology.

Sam Bankmanfreed speaks, but questions remain.

We discuss the mystery that still surrounds the

missing billions at SBF's bankrupt crypto exchange FTX. Then we're turning into a

buy now pay later economy, especially this holiday season as shoppers try to stretch their

dollar.

Klanas CEO on its fight to reach profitability and how regulation could impact the

buy now pay later industry.

And Musk takes a break from Twitter to talk, well, brain surgery.

The world's richest person says Neurrelink could start human art implants within six months and make big promises for the tech, including cures for paralysis and blindness.

Well, first, let's go to check on those markets. Here is Bloombirds, Katie Grifield.

Hi, Ed, well it was a pretty muted day overall.

Remember we had a big, big rally yesterday after Powell suggested that maybe the

Fed might start dialing back the pace of rate hikes.

Then you look today ahead of the big payrolls print tomorrow.

Not too much movement in the S&P 500.

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