Artificial Intelligence is the star of the stock market, but with the companies that kicked off the AI craze all privately held,

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Coming up, Microsoft and Meta results, drag the market lower. We'll take a deep dive

into how the AI story is playing out for them.

And Doordash posts its first operating profit since the pandemic as it grows outside

restaurant deliveries. We speak to the CFO.

And we will sit down with Graylock-Pana and LinkedIn co-founder Reed Hoffman to discuss the impact

of the election on Silicon Valley. But first, we check in on these markets that are to the

downside. The Nasdaq, as I shine a light off by more than 2%.

Of course this is as the earnings come thick, come fast and Ed's going to be describing

some of the key point contributors to the downside, but I highlight Uber, one of the latest ones out this

morning, down the most in two years. Why? Gross bookings just not as high as market had wanted

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