Today, we're joined by Bloomberg News Reporter Todd Shields.

President Joe Biden's plan to roll out broadband service to rural communities has hit a snag. The President's pledge to use materials made in America is making it difficult for some of the companies to get the parts needed to build the infrastructure. So what kinds of materials are we talking about and why are they hard to get?

Apple is planning a big investment in original programming. But, the 1 billion dollars will be spent on movies destined for the big screen, and not the company's streaming service.

For more on this, KCBS Radio's Holly Quan spoke with Bloomberg tech reporter Mark Gurman.

Time now for our daily Tech and Business Report. Today, KCBS Radio's Holly Quan is joined by Bloomberg News reporter Greg Stohr.

Lawyers for a popular whiskey brand found themselves before the US Supreme Court earlier today taking on the makers of a toy for dogs. 

Google is making it's Chat GPT competitor Bard available to the public. Rachel. 

For more on this, KCBS Radio's Holly Quan spoke with Bloomberg reporter Rachel Metz.

Amazon is announcing another round of layoffs; this time the company is cutting 9,000 more jobs. The move comes after the company laid off 18,000 workers last November. 

For more, KCBS Radio news anchor Liz Saint John spoke with Bloomberg tech reporter Matt Day.

Today on KCBS Radio's Tech Report, KCBS Radio's news anchor Matt Bigler is joined by Bloomberg News Reporter Todd Shields.

The FCC just gave the green light to draft rules around bringing satellite coverage to cell phones. It's the next step for the potential 30 billion-dollar market that's drawn the attention of Elon Musk's SpaceX and competitors like AT&T and T-Mobile. The service links callers directly to satellites in space for reception in remote areas and other dead zones.

Today, Pat Thurston spoke with Bloomberg News Reporter Chris Palmeri.

Ticketmaster is under fire once again from yet another group of music fans.

This time it's the Cure. The band kept ticket prices as low as 20 dollars for their upcoming tour. But, fans are finding that tacked on fees are more than doubling the price of some tickets. The band's singer, Robert Smith, even took to Twitter posting, "I am sickened as you are by today's Ticketmaster fees debacle." How did these fees get to be so high?

Today, KCBS news anchor Pat Thurston is joined by Bloomberg reporter Jo Costantz.

The return to the office continues with Meta becoming the latest company to walk back some of its work from home policies. 

Today, we're joined by Bloomberg tech reporter Matt Day. Amazon has unveiled a timeline for its new satellite internet service which it plans to start testing next year. How will it work?

As we've been reporting, people have been lining up at Silicon Valley Bank after the bank's surprising failure last Friday. This comes after federal officials over the weekend that people who had deposits would have access to all their funds starting today, and not just the $250,000 that are typically ensured by the FDIC.

For ore, KCBS Radio news anchor Matt Bigler spoke with Bloomberg News reporter Max Reyes.