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In this week’s edition of the Bloomberg podcast, a Bloomberg Intelligence analyst discusses the findings and impacts of his research:
Peak Oil Demand Delayed, Energy Transition to Slow -- Salih Yilmaz lays out the results of a survey anticipating delays in peak oil demand and electric-vehicle adoption.
Boeing 2024 Outlook: Maximizing Recovery With Deliveries -- George Ferguson says the 737 Max is the key to Boeing’s turnaround.
Deep Dive: Global Auto Profits Split; China Gains as EU, US Fall -- Steve Man lays out the diverging paths for the world's automakers as EVs change the game.
Deep Dive: Sizing Generative AI's Trillion-Dollar Market -- Mandeep Singh digs into how AI will ripple through every segment of the technology sector.
Regional Banks’ Book Values — Herman Chan breaks down the numbers
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