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-HSBC’s incoming CEO weighs cutting layers of middle management -NVIDIA takes up 6% of the overall S&P 500 -Warren Buffett shaves back his position in Bank of America Manus Cranny reports. Tune into "Bloomberg Brief" at 5 am ET https://trib.al/4VLrNlZ

Sarah Ketterer, CEO of $50 billion long-only equity value shop Causeway Capital Management, explains her approach to value investing. Watch more on the latest episode of "Wealth with David Rubenstein" https://trib.al/zWu6jqI

The US special counsel investigating Donald Trump is pressing ahead with prosecuting the former president on charges of trying to overturn the 2020 election after facing a recent setback from the US Supreme Court. Nick Akerman discusses the timeline https://trib.al/MjKNPSo

CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote a letter to Congress where he alleges that Meta was "pressured" by the Biden Administration to censor content related to Covid-19. Aisha Counts reports https://trib.al/BLoad4e

SpaceX has delayed its Polaris Dawn mission, which is part of a groundbreaking mission aimed at performing the world's first commercial spacewalk. Loren Grush reports https://trib.al/xh73CDH

Longtime Apple CFO Luca Maestri will step down from his role at the end of the year and hand the reigns to his top deputy Kevan Parekh. Maestri has been CFO for more than a decade. Mark Gurman reports https://trib.al/8tZMKEu

Travis and Jason Kelce, brothers and National Football League stars, have signed a three-year deal with Amazon's Wondery for their podcast New Heights. Caroline Hyde reports https://trib.al/J9OWNwx

Have an extra $100,000? Here's where Causeway Capital Management CEO Sarah Ketterer recommends that you invest it in. Watch this episode of "Wealth with David Rubenstein" tonight at 9pm ET https://trib.al/1l8ykV8

Toncoin, a token linked to the messaging app Telegram, lost more than $2.7 billion in value by Monday morning after the Telegram CEO was detained in France over the weekend. Emily Nicolle has the story https://trib.al/6NlDXqi

-Countdown to Nvidia earnings -Goldman Sachs loses their excitement over brent -OPEC+ supply vs non-OPEC+ supply Manus Cranny reports. Tune into "Bloomberg Brief" at 5 a.m. ET https://trib.al/pqEfuXU