Government shutdown update, the market's rough week, PitchBook's AI tool and more in Morning Squawk

分组1 - The Senate approved a deal to fund the government through January, with a vote count of 60-40, which could potentially end the ongoing government shutdown that has lasted for 41 days [5] - The shutdown has led to significant disruptions, including the FAA ordering airlines to cancel flights and the Trump administration halting food stamp funding [5] - The passage of the agreement sets the stage for further votes in the House of Representatives and requires President Trump’s approval to officially conclude the shutdown [5] 分组2 - The Nasdaq Composite experienced its largest weekly loss since April, influenced by declines in major tech companies such as Oracle, Advanced Micro Devices, and Broadcom, raising concerns about the artificial intelligence sector [2] - Stock futures rose following the Senate's vote, indicating optimism among traders regarding the resolution of the government shutdown [3] - PitchBook announced the launch of a new AI tool, PitchBook Navigator, aimed at providing insights on market deals and trends, reflecting a growing interest in private market investments [4][6] 分组3 - A recent survey by Long Angle revealed that about 20% of millionaires are considering dismissing their wealth advisors, with only one-third utilizing them for financial planning, while expressing high satisfaction with personal trainers and therapists [10]