Bloomberg’s Katie Greifeld examines Intel as shares fall after reports emerge that Nvidia may be hitting pause on testing Intel’s chip production process. Plus, the Trump administration gets the go-ahead to move forward with a $100,000 fee on new H-1B visa applications. And Tesla faces renewed scrutiny over car doors, with the company confronting a new probe by the NHTSA.
Chapters:
00:00:00 - Bloomberg Tech opens
00:11:51 - Judge Upholds Trump’s $100k H-1B Visa Fee
00:16:02 - US Sanctions Former EU Official Over Content Rules
00:18:09 - Warner Bros. To Review Amended Paramount Offer
00:23:56 - Intel Shares Fall on Report Nvidia halts Production Test
00:26:25 - Jabolonski on ETF Outlook for 2026
00:28:18 - Jablonski: Have High Conviction In All Our Launches
00:30:02 - Jablonski: Could Be A Market For Fixed Income Products
00:35:25 - Tesla’s Year Ahead
00:40:07 - ServiceNow to Buy Cyber Startup Armis for $7.7B
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