The FTX Trial and Google Takes On Apple

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🗓️ 4 October 2023

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde takes a look at Sam Bankman-Fried's trial underway in Manhattan and what came out of opening remarks. Plus, Google launched a new Pixel phone lineup and a new Pixel watch competing head-on with Apple.

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0:00.0	The Bloomberg Sustainable Business Summit returns to Singapore on July 31st for solutions-driven discussions on unlocking growth in times of increased ESG scrutiny and competition.
0:12.0	Join global business leaders and investors
0:15.0	to drive innovation and scale best practices
0:17.7	in sustainable business and finance.
0:19.9	Learn more at Bloomberg Live.com
0:22.0	slash Sustainable Viziz Singapore.
0:24.3	That's Bloomberg Live.com
0:26.0	slash Sustainable Biz Singapore.
0:31.3	From the heart of where innovation, money and power collide in Silicon Valley and beyond,
0:37.0	this is Bloomberg Technology with Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow. at Luddler. I'm I'm Caroline Heine Hine at Blue Merck's world headquarters in New York
0:56.8	Ed Ludlois off today. This is Blueburg technology. Coming up we will go live
1:00.9	to the Manhattan Federal Courthouse where the opening arguments are set to begin for Sam
1:05.2	Manfrid's historic Ford trial. We'll have the latest.
1:08.7	Plus we'll talk investing in generative AI with a key hedge fund investor and of course we're going to go live to
1:14.8	alphabet's made by Google event as the company takes on Apple with a new pixel that's
1:19.8	well more like an iPhone. But let's go back to the crypto story today,
1:24.0	because it is a historic moment.
1:26.0	A jury has been selected.
1:28.0	Opening arguments are set to start today
1:30.0	for Sam Batman-Freed's trial,
1:32.0	where he's accused of orchestrating one of the biggest
1:34.3	financial frauds in American history.
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