David Kuo

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346 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 3 Sep

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Business Daily · Taking Stock: A slower China and a durian glut · 16 Jul 2026 podcast

And of course, they don't want to worry people because...

Because I think artificial intelligence is going to be destructive as far as employment is concerned.

Who knows what will happen?

But Emily, I mean, the argument for this daylight saving thing is that because it's dark in the morning, people are more likely to have car accidents.

I mean, what kind of nonsense argument is that?

Does that mean that people don't drive at night because I'm going to have an accident?

I mean, Hong Kong had daylight saving and they got rid of it back in about, I don't know, 1970 something.

I mean, there wasn't a sudden surge in the number of car accidents as a result of it.

I find this changing of the clock thing.

Maybe some people are a bit nostalgic and they quite like the idea of having an extra hour of sleep in the morning because the clocks have gone forward or back and they think, oh, you know how great that is.

But ultimately, I find it very confusing, particularly if I am involved in the stock market.

And I can't remember whether or not

had never heard of and we had to google it when our fan was talking about this the other week this is the durian the price now collapsing for these things so tell people about it and why well essentially the durian is what we call the king of fruits here in asia and you either love it or you hate it so therefore this is both a hero and a villain at the same time and if you want to will you can actually wander down into chinatown and there are some shops that will actually sell it

It looks about the size of a rugby ball, but it is very, very prickly.

And it's not soft prickles, they're hard.

So what happened was that there was this oversupply of durians.

There are two main states in Malaysia that produces durians.

One is in Johor, one is in Pahang.

And

The durians ripened at the same time, and they were just falling off the trees, which is another thing.

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