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in the italian capital against the anti immigrant league party and its right wing leader mikhail celgene also coming up. the bold garion village that's better known in china than in its homeland the tiny hamlets fame is spreading and it's all thanks to the delicious local. unlike the locals so glad you could join us the u.n. climate talks in madrid appear to have stalled in activists fear no meaningful deal will emerge they've treated as though a lack of progress the meeting was supposed to end on friday but disagreements mean the negotiations are dragging on representatives of more than 200 nations are working to strike a deal on admissions targets and funding mechanisms. they aim to finalize the rulebook of the existing paris agreement on global warming which comes into force next year. the president of top 25 carolina schmid has pleaded with delegates to reach an agreement here's what she had to say. i request all the fixedly. all your training now on all of your volunteer to find you know these agri one of these sickos this is that we need to have an ambitious result. we are almost t

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citing the drug pipeline after the completion -- completed acquisition of celgene, the price target atock fell to 63.82. snap group graded to outperform from market perform at jmp securities.he analyst citesbility to grow the user base appear attract advertisers. the pricet tar $20. the stock rose 4% to 15.09. >>> regeneronupgraded to outperform from neutral at credit suisse also named a topic for 2020. the analyst cited sales of the compy's mack laroue degeneration drug and price target is now an even $400. the stock rose1%o 376.42 p haines brand downgraded to underperform at from neutral at bank of america merril lynch citing a slowdown of sales for e company's champion athletic apparel brand. price target down to $13 and shares town5% to 14.40. >>> still ahead, a ar's long high stakes labor case and a big win for one of america's biggest mpanies. ♪ ♪ >>> a long running labor union case has finally come to anend. and iwas a win for the world's largest fast foodt restaur chain kate rodger that is the stories. >> a big win for mcdonald's ine the bige over the franchisee franchiser rela

all farm teams and by the way, you know most farm teams, celgene owned by dr. kafario. be a fabulous deal, not unlike abbvie, incredible deal >> you think the bristol-myers celgene will go down as a success? >> huge success. >> bristol-myers to 65. they have new drugs. very powerful. dr. caforio able to take celgene and turn it into a powerhouse and in the mean tim, they have a drug called eed elquist, 100% e and opdivo is not as bad as what people think >> it is a great drug. keytruda. >> versus keytruda their oncological franchise is second to none dr. caforio is a speak softly crush it man very eloquent. doctor, not a lawyer, not a banker, a doctor >> a doctor. >> a like doctors. >> ei'm a doctor >> not a -- >> script writer. >> thank you >> he did say jim, i'm a doctor. >> chips back in favor, jim. mo microchip guide aance better thn prior. >> they didn't realize there was restructuring going on there was a terrific collect, brilliant -- that's a mistake, just buy that. brilliant cfo of nvidia talking about acceleration in the data center very important data center,

it's come to the foreagain because of drug price baiting also m&a bristol and celgene m&a happens fromso stagnation in the pipeline very idiosyncratic, very specific to the company and you just want to be careful. i think you'll see more and more as long as you don't see a lot of this reform jump to the front burner again. >> thank you for that. very detailed answers. we appreciate that rob, ubs >>> roku taking a hit ongoing shares the ceo is stepping down who he else but jim, ask him what he's doing about shares he reports after this. each day our planet awakens with signs of opportunity. but with opportunity comes risk. and to manage this risk, the world turns to cme group. we help farmers lock in future prices, banks manage interest rate changes and airlines hedge fuel costs. all so they can manage their risks and move forward. it's simply a matter of following the signs. they all lead here. cme group - how the world advances. cme group - when we were looking he wanted someone super quiet. yeah, and he wanted someone to help out with chores. so, we got jean-pierre. but one thing we

deals included se d celgene and bristol-myers squibb and raytheon what will the m&a landscape look likear ahead joining us now from los angeles is michael nimeroff. i understand you think 2020 may be a pretty good year for deals, but maybe not the best year. what do you think of the set-up here >> we think that 2020 is going to lag 2019 for a couple of reasons. one, you've been talking about it all day the high market valuation coupled with slow earnings growth is not really a juicy environment for big deal m&a and you have some unusual features in the u.s. economy, political risk, if a progressive wins the presidency or congress, that might change the viewpoint of corporations across america in terms of growth and m&a, and you have some regulatory uncertainty on the anti-trust side, all of which backs up on large-deal m&a >> just pausing and reviewing 2019, what was the key factors behind some of the big deals even if they were across different sectors, what do you think triggered a lot of the big deals? >> well, number one, you had great reasons for corporations to buy growth. earning