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The EU's Tariff on Teslas From China and Palo Alto Networks' Earnings

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4.549 Ratings

🗓️ 20 August 2024

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow break down the EU's plans for a 9% tariff on Chinese-made Teslas. Plus, Palo Alto Networks jumps on solid earnings, and tech donors and influencers are making their mark at the DNC in Chicago.

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0:00.0

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0:08.0

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0:11.6

Or while child care is so expensive and why so much of the global economy is going into

0:16.2

reverse, then you're in the right place.

0:18.7

I'm Tracy Allaway.

0:19.8

And I'm Jill Weisenthall.

0:21.0

Together we host the All-Thauts Podcast. Twice a week we bring on the perfect

0:25.0

guest to break down all these odd, interesting, complicated finance topics and more.

0:30.1

You can look us up wherever you get your podcasts. The Oddlods Podcast from Bloomberg. part of where innovation, money and power collide in Silicon Valley and beyond.

0:45.0

This is Bloomberg Technology with Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow. Live from New York and San Francisco. This is Bloomberg Technology.

1:07.0

The EU plans a 9% tariff on Chinese made Tesla's, but that's less than first threatened.

1:13.5

We discuss the EV trade tensions.

1:16.0

And cyber strength, Palo Alto networks jumps on solid earnings.

1:19.8

We sit down with the CEO.

1:21.9

And we head to Chicago to delve into the DNC, which tech donors and influences

1:26.3

are making their mark.

1:27.3

All that and so much more coming up.

1:29.3

But first, let's check in on these markets because we're actually coming off of what have been very close to record highs We've been higher in earlier trading, but now we dive a little bit just a quarter percent on the S&P 500 and you've been pointing out that if we manage to end in the green that would be nine straight days of gains of the S&P, the longest

1:45.3

winning street that we've seen in two decades since 2004. The NASDAQ just

1:50.1

thinking the most of the benchmarks, NVIDIA, some of the chip makers on the downside at the moment.

1:54.4

Maybe we're just taking some profit

1:55.6

as we get worried about some of that labor data coming out tomorrow.

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