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Food Industry Faces Whey Protein Shortages As Americans Want it in Everything

Kristina Peterson, Bloomberg reporter covering food, says that consumer demand for additional protein in the US has increased so much that companies are facing supply shortages in whey protein. Manufacturers are racing to source other supply lines or are forced to reformulate recipes.

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Retail Traders Shut Out of SpaceX IPO Are Finding Ways In

Ed Ludlow, host of Bloomberg Tech, and reporter Charlie Wells, break down how investors are approaching one of the year's biggest IPOs, with SpaceX projected to break records when it begins trading. Wells says that there has been a rise in closed funds that give everyday investors access to companies like SpaceX and OpenAI, but not without trade offs.

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The Copper Demand is Exceeding The Global Supply Says Groves

Andrew Groves, Chairman at Copper Intelligence, joined Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss copper's role in powering the AI boom. As well as how the demand for copper is exceeding the global supply. Copper advanced in New York and London to kick off a crucial month ahead of the Trump administration's deadline to make a fresh determination on launching US import levies.

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Moyo: We Could Be in Early Innings of New World Order

Economist, Author, and Member of the House of Lords Dambisa Moyo discusses the advancements of technology and how it may lead to the diminution of jobs. She points out that there is still so much uncertainty with how the effects of artificial intelligence will be felt. She speaks to Romaine Bostick on "The Close."

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Iran Is Trying To 'Buy For Time' Against The US Says Stulberg

Adam Stulberg, Sam Nunn School of International Affairs Chair at Georgia Tech, joined Bloomberg's Balance of Power to discuss the ongoing war in the Middle East. He said oil prices could remain high through the first quarter of 2027 even with a diplomatic deal between the US and Iran today.

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