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Welcome to the views room. I'm Anthony Curry from Reuters Breaking Breaking Views and with me is my co-host Jennifer Sabre.

Morning Jen.

Hello.

Later in the show, our Hong Kong team will be stirring in the trade dispute to a financial taste test between Starbucks and China's luck in coffee.

We kick off though with some worrying news for companies in the United States.

It increasingly looks like your regulators are acting in ever more random ways.

With me, I have Rob Siren and, of course, Jen in the studio.

And on the line from San Francisco is Gina Chon.

Welcome to you all.

Rob, I'm going to start with you.

Let's start with.

So Qualcomm is one of the big companies that's been caught in the net of this, this randomness of regulators this week.

Just tell us quickly what happened and why.

So Qualcomm's a company.

They make chips which connect phones to network.

So if you want to speak or if you want to transmit data, you use either Qualcomm

chip or the companies that produce the chip use Qualcomm patents. Right. And what a judge said was

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