Here Comes the Booming Chinese Biotech Sector
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Odd Lots listeners. We're coming to DC.
We're finally doing it, Jo. It's gonna be our first live show in Washington, DC, our nation's capital. It's also finally gonna be the time where we actually talk about the Jones Act.
We've been talking about doing the Jones Act episode of Odd Lots for a long time, and it's become this recurring joke that we've never done on. But we're gonna do it in grand style Mhmm. Because we're gonna be doing it live in DC, and it's actually gonna be a debate.
Yeah. So we have Sarah Fuentes from the Transportation Institute. She's gonna be taking the pro side, and we also have Colin Grabow of the Cato Institute. He'll be taking the against side. It's gonna be really interesting to see how all of that shakes out.
In addition to that, we're gonna be speaking with Blair Levin, who was around during the telecom bubble, and we have Andrew Ferguson, the new head of the FTC, the one who's replaced Lina Khan. We're gonna be talking about mergers and acquisitions and all that stuff, so it should be a really fun night. If
you want to come and join us for that evening, it's gonna be on March 12 at the Miracle Theater. Go to Bloomberg.com/oddlots, and you can find the link to purchase tickets. We hope to see you there. Bloomberg Audio Studios.
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