$2.55 Trillion in US E-Commerce; AI vs. Cloud
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In this week’s Bloomberg podcast, Bloomberg Intelligence analysts discuss the findings and impacts of their research:
US E-Commerce Heads to $2.55 Trillion as Amazon Gets Company -- Poonam Goyal lays out how e-commerce could make up 33% of retail sales by 2027 from 25% today.
EU Appetite for Regulating Big Tech Shows No Signs of Easing -- Tamlin Bason explains the potential impacts of the continuing regulatory push.
AI Chips, Hardware Pivotal vs. Cloud, Cybersecurity, Metaverse -- Breanne Dougherty explains the distinct differences in these groups and their returns.
UAW-GM 2019 Strike History Points to 17% Drop in Steel Prices -- Richard Bourke points out which steelmakers are most at risk in a strike.
AIG’s Exposure to Airplanes Trapped in Russia Likely Manageable -- Matthew Palazola says while insurers face billions in potential losses, AIG doesn’t.
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