Caroline Hyde / Ed Ludlow

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420 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 8 Apr

Caroline Hyde / Ed Ludlow’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Yesterday, Apple was lower.
Today, of course, we rise with the rest of the market.
But there is an anticipation here, Mark, that you're making clear they're still going to have that foldable phone on time.
The other way of looking at it, Mark, is that come September, we're going to get a foldable phone from Apple.
You know, what do we need to know about its features?
If it's super exciting, if it's on track, how big a product is this going to be in Apple's evolution?
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.
Thank you very much.
What was driving Apple's stock in yesterday's session was that concern, manufacturing and engineering delays and how it impacted a foldable phone.
The stock today is rallying for a very different reason, right?
And that is the ceasefire with Iran.
As geopolitical tensions rise in the context of that ongoing war in Iran, global tech supply chains and as well as U.S.-China relations are being tested.
That's bringing Riva Goujan, director at the Policy and Economic Research Institute.
firm, Rhodium Group.
I'm looking again.
I'm going to go back to what's rallying.
We're showing it on the screen.
It's technology stocks that are pushing higher right now.
And one of the reasons is, OK, helium comes from the Gulf, critical in stabilization, cooling, in the etching and deposition process and chip manufacturing.
Energy prices have been impacted by this war in Iran.
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