Hi, I'm Stephen Carroll.

And I'm Caroline Hepka here to introduce you to a podcast that brings you the news you need to start your day in just 15 minutes.

It's called Bloomberg Daybreak Europe Edition, covering all the top stories across Europe and around the world.

Each weekday morning, we're up early to bring you the latest news by 7am.

We've got everything you need to know from geopolitics

and global events to economics and what's moving markets. I'm covering it all from London.

And I'm in the EU's capital Brussels. We have 3,000 journalists and analysts around the world

to tell you what's happening, what it means and why it matters. It's more than just business

headlines, from the price of your

breakfast to global shifts in power. Economics and money aren't just part of the story. They're

often the driving force. So start your day with us on Bloomberg Daybreak Europe Edition for the

news you need to know and the context to make sense of it. Find new episodes of Bloomberg Daybreak

Europe edition by 7 a.m. London Time on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. Radio News A single best idea.

Well, the first idea is we survived the Taylor Swift drop.

Thank you to Amy Will Silverman for perspective.

She's going with daughter, I think, 14 or 16 kids tonight to some theater to see Taylor wax philosophical

about the new product. Lisa Mateo saying Taylor's clocking in with a net worth over $2 billion

right now. Good coverage. Thank for the comments, pro and con, to our coverage. And we'll get to

Amy Will Silverman here in a moment. The single best idea is never has

there been a single best idea like this for Jobs Day with a shutdown. We said we're still going to

talk to people smart. Claudia Somm joined us from New Century Advisors. Claudia Somm on a

unique Jobs Day. This is the time where we come together every month and wait to find out the latest, the best

...