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Welcome to Shift, a podcast about mobility. I am Pete Bigelow, your

host and reporter at the Automotive News.

Hi everyone, this is Leslie Allen, editor of Shift magazine.

And Alexa St. John, covering Tech and Suppliers.

Joining us in just a few minutes is Michael Dunn,

founder and chief executive officer at Zozo Go,

an investment advisory company that helps automotive businesses do business in Asia.

Michael is the first two-time guest on the Shift Podcast and we thought it would be very good to check in with him regarding the recovery of China's business climate and kind of glean some some insights from him on how China is recovering from COVID-19 and how their autonomous

vehicle companies in particular are fairing.

But first, a lot of developments this week guys, we've got

Intel buying Move It for $900 million. We've got Elon Musk apparently just homeless on purpose. What's going on out there?

Well at least with Elon Musk, the latest thing, you know, he's been on Twitter a lot lately and he seems to live on Twitter and apparently just on Friday he sent out more than a dozen tweets in less than 75 minutes and one of them said

that he's going to be selling almost all of his physical possessions and it

makes you wonder you know he's at last year I think the story was that

Tesla was building vehicles and a tent does this mean they're going to be that

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