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In this week’s Bloomberg podcast, Bloomberg Intelligence analysts discuss the findings and impacts of their research:
Italy Tax Clarification May Recoup Some Losses, But Risks Linger -- Lento Tang discusses the impact of the new ceiling on windfall taxes.
Falling Mortgage Prepayments Hint That Homeowners Are Stuck -- Erica Adelberg explains the impact on the mortgage market as fewer homeowners relocate.
Energy Drinks Help Extend US Beverages’ 2Q Blowout -- Kenneth Shea says more gains may be in store as the energy-drink market gets charged up.
Arista’s AI Cloud Engine Just Getting Revved Up, Raising Outlook -- Woo Jin Ho lays out the potential impact of AI’s growth on sales and earnings.
Microsoft Could See $5 Billion Sales Bump From AI-Based Copilots -- Anurag Rana projects the potential as the company adds AI across its products.
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