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Wall Street Breakfast

Renewed shutdown concerns

Wall Street Breakfast

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Business News, News, Business, Investing

4.11K Ratings

🗓️ 4 October 2023

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Summary

Kevin McCarthy's historic ouster revives government shutdown fears. (00:27) Intel announces plans to separate Programmable Solutions Group as standalone biz. (01:36) Amazon allegedly used algorithm to boost prices - WSJ. (03:03)

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0:00.0

Welcome to See King Alpha's Wall Street breakfast, where we cover the top news for investors every morning.

0:07.0

Good morning. Today is Wednesday, October 4th, and I'm your host Julie Morgan.

0:12.0

Kevin McCarthy is out, but that fact has renewed shutdown concerns in Q4.

0:17.4

Intel announces plans to separate PSG as a standalone business, and Amazon allegedly used an algorithm to boost prices.

0:27.2

The ouster of Kevin McCarthy as House Speaker, a result of escalating infighting within

0:32.2

the Republican majority, has renewed concerns. of on Tuesday voted to oust McCarthy a speaker just three days after a bipartisan stopgap spending bill was passed to avert a government shutdown.

0:49.3

Representative Patrick McHenry has taken over as acting speaker and the House will hold

0:54.3

Speaker elections on October 11th, exactly one week from today. The House will not

0:59.5

conduct votes on pending fiscal year 2024 spending bills until a new speaker is chosen,

1:05.4

although House committees can continue to conduct business.

1:09.2

This marks the first time in history that the house has removed its leader.

1:13.6

Goldman Sachs says the ouster raises the risk of a government shut down next month.

1:18.5

It expects McCarthy's successor to face even more pressure to avoid a temporary spending package or additional

1:25.3

funding for Ukraine. If you want more on the implications of a shutdown in Q4

1:30.1

be sure to check out the Wall Street breakfast newsletter is our daily one-page news summary.

1:36.0

Intel announced that it intends to separate its programmable solutions group or PSG into a standalone operation.

1:43.8

This would be effective January 1st and is an effort to continue

1:47.9

to simplify its larger business.

1:50.1

The PSG Group, which is responsible for Intel's push into high performance communications and

1:55.7

data center applications, will be led by Sandra Rivera.

1:59.6

Intel CEO said in a statement that their intention is to establish PSG as a standalone business and pursue an IPO.

2:08.0

Intel's PSG group generated record revenues for a third consecutive quarter and has launched 11 of the 15 new products it said it would for 2023.

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