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Plus: There’s Pepsi in the river. Was this newsletter forwarded to you? November 17, 2023 Spons

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Here’s what you need to know Apple is falling behind in its plan to use homegrown chips in iPhones. The multibillion-dollar effort is [snagging on the complexity](%2F%2Fwww.bloomberg.com%2Fnews%2Farticles%2F2023-11-16%2Fapple-project-to-replace-modems-made-by-qualcomm-falls-further-behind-to-2026%3Fsrnd=premium/1/0100018bdcece58c-8c7610da-41ca-407c-8873-04f03d05cee0-000000/QD0jPNFtvig3b3FVqzBSOv8oKTiUOYBe8AMvSUkv8Wo=327) of Qualcomm’s technology, and may not come to fruition until 2025 or 2026. Mars is buying Britain’s Hotel Chocolat for £534 million ($662 million). The UK chocolatier will try to grow its international footprint [while under the wing](%2F%2Fwww.reuters.com%2Fmarkets%2Fdeals%2Fmars-buy-britains-hotel-chocolat-662m-2023-11-16%2F/1/0100018bdcece58c-8c7610da-41ca-407c-8873-04f03d05cee0-000000/fwnNGRE5lc9VGmws7EJ6SxVl-bw2T2lPcVAH_VTWQ2c=327) of the US foods giant. Xi Jinping called on US business leaders to help ease tensions with the US. But during a dinner Wednesday, the Chinese president [didn’t completely win over the crowd](%2F%2Fwww.wsj.com%2Fworld%2Fchina%2Fchinas-xi-draws-standing-ovation-from-u-s-business-leadersand-some-doubts-13fc3ad2%3Fmod=hp_lead_pos7/1/0100018bdcece58c-8c7610da-41ca-407c-8873-04f03d05cee0-000000/GcnOYtB3rutkZST3yWmYryZUa5nrjgtrG9TX-RDGpOI=327), as concrete plans to boost ties weren’t shared. US prosecutors seized the biggest ever batch of knock-off luxury goods. The scheme [included more than 100,000 items](%2F%2Fwww.bloomberg.com%2Fnews%2Farticles%2F2023-11-16%2Fus-makes-biggest-seizure-of-knock-off-luxury-items-at-1-billion/1/0100018bdcece58c-8c7610da-41ca-407c-8873-04f03d05cee0-000000/7KsFCJJzHzfsv-RdV3Cy6KnzEILCNiCDowlwrsZKNFA=327) worth more than $1 billion. Sponsor content by BOFA SECURITIES [BOFA SECURITIES]( See market signals in a sea of data. Each week, our Global Research Unlocked™️ podcast helps you chart the right path. 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