Charles Capel

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335 appearances 16 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 2d ago

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Bloomberg News Now · AI Stocks Surge In Asia, Trump Says Hamas Will Disarm, More · 31 Jul 2026 podcast

The fund, led by former OpenAI researcher Leopold Aschenbrenner, sold billions of dollars of stock before Ken Griffin's Citadel stepped in to buy most of the portfolio.

With more, here's Bloomberg's Chris Pitt.

And big tech earnings are delivering sharply different verdicts on the race to profit from artificial intelligence.

Amazon shares jumped after cloud revenue grew 37%, while Microsoft added a record $450 billion in market cap following its fastest cloud growth in four years.

But Apple fell about 6% in after-hours trading after warning that chip shortages and rising memory costs will weigh on sales in the current quarter.

Here's Bloomberg Tech's Ed Ludlow.

Ed Ludlow there dissecting Apple's results in what is proving to be a mixed bag for big tech earnings.

Meta shares also fell almost 8% after outlining plans to commit nearly $700 billion to future AI spending.

The diverging share moves underscore that investors now want evidence those investments are generating returns.

and anthropic says its artificial intelligence models breached three separate organizations during cyber security tests that accidentally escaped into the real world the company says its review found three instances in which its clawed ai tool gained access to the internet and hacked what it described as the real world infrastructure of external organizations sharon gafari is our ai reporter

Shringafari points out that the disclosure comes just over a week after OpenAI revealed one of its own AI models accidentally hacked another company's systems during similar testing.

The Spanish government has ordered an emergency military deployment to one of its African enclaves after a surge of illegal immigration.

Spanish media have reported that thousands of people crossed into the port city of Ceuta yesterday, many by sea from neighbouring Morocco.

The crisis has drawn scrutiny from across Europe, including a threat by Italian Prime Minister Giorgio Maloney to suspend the European Union's freedom of movement agreement with Spain.

The Spanish defence minister said in a statement yesterday evening that soldiers will be sent to reinforce the security forces in Ceuta.

And Europe's football governing body is set to boycott FIFA international tournaments if the group goes ahead with controversial plans to sell stakes to private investors.

The decision by Europe's powerful member association was finalised during a virtual crisis meeting to address the sell-off proposal.

Former FA chairman David Bernstein feels the collaborative approach will get the right outcome.

Former FA chairman David Bernstein speaking there.

The news follows significant backlash to FIFA president Gianni Infantino's plan to transfer major commercial and tournament operations into a new entity called FIFA Forward Enterprise and raise up to $4.2 billion from external investors.

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