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news. Welcome to the Views from a weekly podcast brought to you by Reuters Breaking Views. I'm

Rob Cox, the editor of Breaking Views, coming to you from the Constitution State of Connecticut

and the USA. Well, it's that time of year when Breaking

Views columnists around the world stick their necks out and give their predictions for global

economies, markets, and companies in the coming year. To help digest some of the 40 stories

in our latest book, which we call The World Emerges, we are producing two versions of the

Views Room podcast. In this episode the first,

I chat with Peter Thal Larson, our EMEA editor, and Lauren Silva Loughlin, our Deals editor in New York,

to get a glimpse of some of the choice cuts from our teams in the United States and Europe.

Next week, my colleague Pete Sweeney will chat with two of his colleagues in Hong Kong to go over

some of the stories, our Asia-based team produce. Happy listening and happy holidays.

Okay, great to talk to you guys, Peter, in London. In fact, you're in the office in London,

which is pretty extraordinary. Lauren, you're in the Connecticut Bureau. Great to talk a little

bit about some of the stories you've written and edited

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