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Welcome to the Views Room, a weekly podcast brought to you by Reuters.

I'm Rob Cox, the editor of Breaking Views, coming to you from Rome, Italy, where I've been spending a few days watching Mario Draghi try to form a new government.

We talked about that last week.

But for this week's edition, we're going to travel to New York, Hong Kong, and Paris.

First, I check in with Richard Beals to hear what new disruptive behavior Tesla's founder Elon Musk is up to.

His 800 billion carmaker set a cat amongst the pigeons of finance earlier

this week when it revealed plans to buy $1.5 billion of Bitcoin. As Richard points out, it's

not just a novel way for a company to invest its liquid assets. It throws a bit of a monkey

wrench into the gears of the accounting trade. Next, I talk about gambling, two types with Katrina Hamlin and Hong Kong.

One is the way investors are clamoring for plays on hydrogen,

specifically how Japanese automakers are hoping to use the gas to power transportation.

Katrina and I also talk about a story she wrote about James Packers Australian Casino Empire

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