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I'm Corey Doctoro, host of Who Broke the Internet from CBC's Understood. In this four-part

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From the heart of where innovation, money, and power collide in Silicon Valley and beyond,

this is Bloomberg Technology.

Coming up, President Trump asks Apple CEO to move iPhone production from India to the US market.

Plus, the Corweave CEO joins on the back of the company's first earnings as a public company.

And the CEOV Toro joins us after its upsized US share sale as the IPO market opens back up.

But first, we check in on this market, which maybe it's just got a little bit over-exuberant and diles back on the day.

We hit overbought, technical, overbought territory on the relative strength index when you're looking at the NASDAQ 100 yesterday.

Today we pair back, but only by 3 tenths of percent. Ed, we on track for 5 percent gains so far this week.

And it seems as though big tech just comes off for some of those highs as the macro data paints,

maybe a slightly cooler inflation environment than we were thinking.

We see the same behavior in Apple, which is our top story. Muted declines, pairing some of its more significant declines earlier.

Honai's US listed shares, that's the publicly traded arm of Foxcon, the company

assembling the iPhone, softer in part an earning story, but in part the President of United

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