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This is Bloomberg Tech coming up. Elon Musk in Chance investors with his vision of the future as questions about the SpaceX IPO are brushed aside at an investor event. Plus, coming in hot,

jobs surge in May, but tech stocks are under pressure as investors reassess the path for interest rates.

And three of the biggest names in AI at Bloomberg Tech San Francisco. We're going

to bring you those conversations throughout the program. SpaceX's IPO is absolutely dominating

the news cycle, but there is so much happening in financial markets and a lot with the tech

sector. The S&P 500 is down a percentage point, but really the underperformance is in chip stocks.

We're down 4.7% on the socks. Interestingly, we're still positive on the week, but really the underperformance is in chip stocks. We're down 4.7% on the socks.

Interestingly, we're still positive on the week, but everyone kind of talking about chips and saying

we are due a correction. Actually, outside of chips, the rest of the AI trade is getting hammered.

Those jobs numbers for May were hot. U.S. 10-year yield, 4.5%. So bad news, guys. I'm sorry, I know it's Friday. The S&P 500 is down

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