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Bloomberg Tech is live from coast to coast with Caroline Hyde in New York and Ed Lovell in San Francisco.

This is Bloomberg Tech coming up.

Alphabet hits a record high as Google dodges the sale of Chrome in a key antitrust ruling.

Plus Apple benefits from Google's legal win but loses out on the AI talent wars again.

We discuss the latest key researcher jumping to rival meta.

And the Rolls-Royce CFO joins us stateside as the British engineering giant

goes after AI-fueled data center demand for power tech.

But first, we check in on these markets, the power hire on the day, Ed, reprieve from yesterday's

sell-off as we see Bon Yields come back a little bit. And we focus on, well, pretty woeful data

when it comes to the jobs data, but does that mean the Fed can indeed cut? We're up more than a

percentage point, but dig into the individual movers because they're big. Yeah, our top story is

Google. The key headline that you need to know is

that they will not have to divest or sell Chrome. They will be allowed to continue paying,

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