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I've spent the last three decades trying to better understand money across the boardroom,
the newsroom, and the trading floor.
That's longer than most podcast hosts have been alive.
But even I've got questions.
Join me, Maren's Upset Web, every week for my show, Maren Talks Money, from Bloomberg Podcasts,
where I have in-depth conversations with fund managers,
strategists, and experts about how markets really work.
And join me for a separate episode where I answer listener questions on how to make those markets work for you.
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Wherever you listen.
I'm Celia Hatton, and it's 1600 GMT on Monday, the 9th of February.
These are our main stories.
Jimmy Lai, the billionaire who once stood at the heart of Hong Kong's push for democracy,
is slated to spend the next 20 years in prison.
We'll bring you reaction from the Chinese territory and beyond.
Plus, we'll go to Tokyo.
Fresh after her landslide election win, what does Senai Takaiichi have planned for Japan?
Also in this podcast,
a murder trial in France that's been complicated by identical twin brothers having nearly the same DNA.