Tesla Sees Production Progress, Small Cap ETFs, Spotify Sings on NYSE, Williams Comes East

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David Welch, Bloomberg News Detroit Bureau Chief, discusses Tesla Model 3 production numbers as the company delivered 8,180 Model 3s in the first three months of the year. Connor O’Brien, CEO at O’Shares, talks about investing in small cap exchange traded funds. Alex Barinka, Bloomberg News Deals Reporter, and Mike Vorhaus, President at Magid Advisors, breakdown Spotify’s direct listing and trading debut on the NYSE. Dennis Kelleher, CEO at Better Markets and Michael McKee, Bloomberg News International Economics & Policy Correspondent, discuss SF Fed President John Williams to become the next President of the NY Fed. And we Drive to the Close with Barry Bannister, Head of Institutional Equity Strategy at Stifel.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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