yesterday you were here and we talked about astrazeneca.e they going to get into the anti-obesity market, and you said, yeah, interested in oncology. now we know not so much the case. what are they doing that is different? are you surprised? sam: not really. they are in the cardiovascular space, and they can get access to a drug and they have been very upbeat about innovation in china. it's a phase one drug. it is going to cost very little to figure out whether it works. they have had a diabetes drug that has got the same mechanism as one from lily. it wasn't exactly the same molecule way of working, but they have had it. they do have experience in this space. i'm not massively surprised. what i really like astrazeneca for is the massive strides they are making in oncology. alix: we are going to talk to the cfo and a second. sam fazeli, thank you very much. coming up, astrazeneca joining the weight loss drug race. we will be speaking with the cfo on the other side of this break. this is bloomberg. ♪ (adventurous music) ♪ ♪ ♪ be ready for an

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gain on the vision fund with the sale of arm to softbank with the shares up 1% back in europe, astrazenecain focus it raised earnings guidance for the full year amid strong demand for the cancer drugs it now expects core eps to rise by low double digit percentage frank, back to you >> julianna, thank you very much julianna tatelbaum in our london newsroom. >>> and shares of gxo beat, but warns profit for the current quarter. it cut the full-year revenue guidance forecasting a soft holiday peak for apple and nike and unilever. we have malcolm wilson from gxo. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me on the show. >> you said the revenue growth was due to softness in the holiday quarter. what are you hearing from customers that include apple and nike and unilever? >> we have a record revenue in the quarter. all of the metrics were in good place. free cash flow and earnings per share. we delivered exemplary customer service. we have a new amount of lending in the company the sales pipelines are strong we are standing up to operations and we are ready for the holiday season. >> i wa

joining me he in a first on fox interview, is astrazeneca ceo.ning. what drove the quarter? >> good morning, maria. thanks for having me. we had a tremendous quarter. in fact, every part of our company grew very strongly. we have a strong oncology business, we have a strong cardiovascular franchise, respiratory franchise. our rare disease company grew very strongly so every part of the company is growing at low double digit growth rate. overall, our growth rate year-to-date is 15% total revenue. every geography, the u.s. is doing extremely well. europe is doing well. china q3 was a little more stable but they are picking up and emerging markets out of china are booming so strong results you across the board. maria: that is wonderful news for you and shareholders. thank you. i know you're expecting a decline in covid-19 related business, related sales going forward. but you've got a hell of a pipeline. tell us what's ahead. astrazeneca's oncology revenue was up 20% last quarter, the company announced a new generation of cancer drugs, two clinical

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astrazeneca closing almost a percent higher on the back of that news. the reversal was really interesting. >> unbelievable. two times normal volume, sell the news type of event without question i think deutsche bank initiated the space with neutral, so there are a lot of things working against it i'll say this again, probably for the 100th time we've seen moves like this before in eli lilly over the last year, year and a half every single one is a terrifying, the story's over, the stock's going back to zero -- i don't think that's what's going to happen here. i think every pull back is giving you an entry point and that's what we see again now >> yeah, i agree, i mean, it looks like, $27 looks like a big move, it's not so big of a move considering the run it's had i agree, it's sort of a buy the rumor, sell the news but i think the story is still very much intact, and i sort of wonder, though, should we be looking at some of the -- we talk about the sort of collateral plays, are they interesting, is the risk/reward more compelling. >> we've seen it play

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there would probably be more aware of the likes of astrazeneca. how do they measure up.arket. it does have the benefit of being there quickly and it is soaking up that early demand stopped so much so — demand is so strong for this drug that it is not able to meet demand. we are seeing more competitorsjump seeing more competitors jump in. seeing more competitorsjump in. we have seen eli lillie got approvalfrom the us in. we have seen eli lillie got approval from the us and from the uk for their weight loss drug and astrazeneca are making strategic moves in acquisitions in order tojoin the race strategic moves in acquisitions in order to join the race as well so we are still early days and i think it will become more crowded as we go through the gear but given that demand is not been reached that might not actually be such a bad thing right now. actually be such a bad thing right now-— actually be such a bad thing right now. actually be such a bad thing ritht now. ., ., ., ~ ,, right now. 0k. fiona, thank you very much _ right now. 0k. fiona, thank you very much for— right

astrazeneca has joined the race as well.igned a $2 billion licensing agreement with the oral version of the drug. it is still in early trials. it is not approved yet. it goes to show how exciting this group of drugs is to a range of pharmaceutical companies. the pioneer at this stage is novo nordisk and trailed by eli lilly. >> julianna, look at the respective share prices of those you mentioned. it is interesting to note the difference with astrazeneca languishing at the bottom. the out performer is eli lillyw. we spent a good part of the year talking about novo nordisk. interesting data point there for both of the stocks which has been a momentous year. novo up 50% and eli up 30%. >> let's welcome in danny to the program. asset manager. the results which came out over the weekend were closely watched by investors and the analyst community. if the drugs prove these lead to weight loss in obese patients, but cut other health incidents, it could pave the way for insurers to pay for drugs. do you think this will make a signifi

astrazeneca tomorrow, what will we hear? >> the focus will be on costs.had a phenomenal first half, 21% are pps and i think that they did say that in the second half costs go up, everybody is watching that particular line item. in looking at r&d. that is where the focus is. we will be hearing about china, the anticorruption going on. astrazeneca is one of the biggest pharmaceutical companies in china from the international perspective of companies. we would see if they are elements of events, we are not hearing anything or calling asia or not hearing anything on the ground. i think out to be something that people are sensitive to -- i think that would be something people are sensitive to. guy: what are we learning about products? relating to breast cancer? give me a flavor of what is happening in terms of what the potential of some of these drugs is? >> one of the interesting things that the company has become essentially over the years is that it has become a powerhouse of oncology drugs. every year the main conference is they have important plenary sess

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and they say that didn't use the that astrazeneca didn't use the absolute figure. relative figure. but without looking. for me looking. can you define for me the definitions of the absolute and terms? the definitions of the absolute ancabsolutely rms?and >> absolutely not. and i wouldn't to. so maybe wouldn't attempt to. so maybe that communication that kind of communication wouldn't have you that wouldn't have affected you that much anyway? maybe what wouldn't have affected you that mlyou |nyway? maybe what wouldn't have affected you that mlyou thinkr? maybe what wouldn't have affected you that mlyou think about maybe what wouldn't have affected you that mlyou think about this, )e what wouldn't have affected you that mlyou think about this, lewis? what do you think about this, lewis? i is absolutely tragic. i mean, it is absolutely tragic. of course, people of course, for people who've lost, you haven't done lost, i think you haven't done your job. >> andrew oh, yes, because according there according to ofcom rules, there has balance this. has to be balance on thi

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