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Hello, and welcome to Slate Money, your guide to the business and finance news of the week.

I'm Felix Hammer of Fusion, joined by Anna Shamansky and Jordan Weissman.

Hey, everyone.

And this week, we're going to talk about three stories.

I don't know what to think about.

I don't really have fully formed opinions on these things. Well,

maybe the first one. We're going to talk about Huawei, which is this Chinese telecommunications

giant and Americans don't seem to want to use their incredibly well-priced products for

reasons we will go into.

We are going to talk about iPhones and whether the children are addicted to them.

And what that means for Apple, which is a large company you might have heard of.

We are going to talk in the Slate Plus segment about the most interesting question of the week,

which is the relative merits of Manhattan's and old fashions.

Yep.

Felix and I're just going to duke it out.

Which if you don't have Slate Plus, the TLDR is Jordan Weissman is wrong.

But first, we are going to talk about Davos. I know it's a little

bit early to talk about Davos. Yeah, we haven't gotten to our annual Davos edition yet. Usually

we only talk about it once a year. We are going to have an annual Davos edition. I have talked to Jacob Weisberg, the Slate Chairman, who is going to be in Davos, and he is going to book out the Davos podcasting studio, and we are going to talk to him live from Davos.

We're going to hear all about what's been going on in Davos, but the fact is that we already know what he's going to say,

which is that the only thing that anyone can talk about will be Trump.

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