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eda reaches aei deal to buy the shire. joining us now is bloomberg's ed hammond.o join -- we want to start with deutsche bank. ed it was quite predictable they would do this. they were once the powerhouse, the biggest most successful european bank and they kind of pulled back because it has not worked out the way they wanted to. not going to be real scale, it does not make sense for them to be there at all. arm cost five dollars for every four dollars of revenue it brought in, last year. david: that is not good business. ed: it is not sustainable. david: in the meantime, they have a new coo. he is really more of a person that can build the infrastructure but also risk management. ed: they need that. david: definitely. ed: they have this thing that is ongoing, project colombo. they are analyzing all of the different businesses. goingch -- they are through it with a fine toothed comb. they have decided it is not going to be in the u.s.. david: the big u.s. banks want to be in investment banking. are there any european banks left who want to be in? ed: barclays. they

eda do they have their own specific reasons compared to others who have been merging with the differentattempt to buy shire is one of the steps that takeda has taken to become a global farmer powerhouse -- pharma powerhouse. the ceo chris webber is the first foreign ceo the company has had. it is a 200-year-old company. itss facing challenges with late stage clinical drug pipeline. there are a few candidates. company isy, the facing pricing pressures on its drugs in the domestic market. buying shire will give it access to a portfolio of diseases, as well as a footprint in the united states. if the deal does happen, takeda would become one of the top 10 global farmer companies by sales as well. rishaad: thank you so much for that. bloomberg news asia consumer reporter. coming up, global carmakers rolling into china trying to woo the world's biggest auto market. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: you are back with bloomberg markets. let's get to the beijing auto show. our next guest runs the u.s. operations for the chinese company neo. raise 2 billion dollars in aqs ipo later thi

it sounds like shire might want eda may havend tak to be more disciplined.r a much bigger company. there are questions about how they will finance it. the ceo has come to the united states this week to see if they could put together a deal. they made an offer. it is now been rejected. they will keep talking. alix: you point out the consolidation in that sector anyway. if it is not then it will be somebody else. a week goes by we do not have some consolidation of some form. clearly it is going to happen. alix: highlighting apple as well. out with a note, shares are down, off 1%. guidancerter revenue could miss estimates at the midpoint, limited upside to 2018 shipping estimates and valuation -- still continuing to see high end inventory trade through the quarter and still waiting for the upgrade activity to drive iphone x and iphone 8. checks indicate limited new features and product lineup inhibiting differentiation versus current lineup. iphones,verpopulate there is less of a distinction and less of a replacement cycle -- that is the whole point. a super cy

years ago continues to help, the national prescription drug take-back initiative, spearheaded by the eda, -- d.e.a. has helped remove expired and unnecessary opioids from homes. research has found that the majority of opioid abusers get their drugs from friends and family, often lifting pills from a familiar medicine cabinet. removing them from homes helps reduce experimentation and overdoses. in early 2010, a coalition of federal and state law enforcement officials, prevention professionals and private organizations launched an ongoing education program to encourage arkansans to monitor, to secure and dispose of their prescription medications. the coalition organized arkansas' participation in the national prescription take-back initiative and hosted arkansas take-back day collection events for eight years. despite our state's modest population, arkansas ranks 13th in the nation of total weight collected over a 14-statewide take-back effort events. that's a testament to the coalition's efforts. these events have produced the return of almost 132 tons of unlead in -- unneeded medications