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A warming planet, complex geopolitics and fierce competition means business operations are under more scrutiny than ever before.

Returning to Singapore this July, the Bloomberg Sustainable Business Summit is uniting leaders and investors

to explore how sustainability efforts can bolster resilience

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A single best idea of sliding into an interesting holiday.

The news in Britain today, just suddenly, Prime Minister

Starrmer and his labor government, some real confidence issues, something to watch into

Thursday and into the long United States weekend. This is where the colonies beat the home

team, and that's probably why Britain is suffering right now.

We'll see on that. Of course, Jobs Day tomorrow on a Thursday will have complete coverage.

Both Paul Sweeney and I will be in to give you all of that market-moving effort at 830 Thursday morning.

On the budget and on the House vote,

Miami-Ginnis with the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget,

and we looked very simply at where we are now with the vote.

You can't even say the Republicans and mean one thing at this point.

There are so many different factions to the Republican Party.

It's not, it's true from the Democrats as well, but the spotlight is on them and their differences right now.

It's been really interesting to watch the development of this reconciliation package because you have the old Republicans,

those who believed in lowering tax rates and believed that that would funnel

enough growth to offset significant amounts of this.

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