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And I'm Ed Lodlow at CES, the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

This is a special edition of Bloomberg technology.

Coming up this hour, Tesla concerns they worsen as the automaker drops prices in China again.

Investors call it a train wreck, is it?

Plus competition against Tesla ramps up as Mercedes-Benz reveals plans to install

thousands of EV ultra- fast charging stations globally.

And Samsung posted a historic drop in profit as chip sales they plummet.

We discussed the demand outlook with semiconductor giant Qualcomm.

Its CEO, Christina Ammon joins us. But first and

foremost we get to those markets and today was a day of macro not micro. Today was a

day of jobs data of non-farm payrolls showing that basically we've got a

gold-ylock scenario when it comes to the Federal Reserve's eyeing of the

jobs market. The S&P surge more than 2%, the NASDAQ having its best day in a

month, and this is largely because we saw wage inflation the pressures there just

dial back somewhat so still resilience in the job market

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