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progression of alzheimer's — the brain disorder which can destroy memory and thinking skills. from eisai called lecanemab, is being praised as the first drug to slow the destruction of the brain in alzheimer's. the drug, an antibody administered by infusion, works in the early stages of the disease. but there will be further study to check if there is any risk of side—effects. five palestinian men have been killed by israeli forces in four separate incidents in the occupied west bank. the un has warned that the israeli palestinian conflict is "again reaching a boiling point" after an escalation in violence in the west bank and israel. 0ur middle east correspondent tom bateman has the latest from jerusalem. well, the two palestinian brothers shot dead were thafer and jawad rimawi. they were in a palestinian village in the occupied west bank, close to the city of ramallah, and palestinian sources tell us that there was the throwing of stones and some petrol bombs towards the israeli soldiers, and the soldiers responded by opening fire at the palestinians. the two men were killed. they were

. >>> check on the shares of biogen and eisai they're up based on the results of the alzheimer drug. moderate slowdown, but also serious side effects of brain bleeding and swelling for some patients. i spoke with the ceo back in september when they announced high level results of the study. ivan is back with us again now it's great to have you everyone is waiting for the peer-reviewed data does it show anything materially different from what we thought in september, which caused a lot of optimism. >> thank you for having me again, sara. as you mentioned, the detailed data published, as well as presentations yesterday at the congress here in san francisco showed all the additional analyses beyond what was presented in -- in september, specifically the positive clinical efficacy data, the positive underlying biomarker results, the positive impact on delaying disease progression the positive impact on health-related quality of life, and the positive impact on -- balanced with well characterized and well tolerated safety protocol that's what you see yesterday. well, i want to ask about t

results from a trial suggest an experimental drug from eisai and biogen can slow down cognitive declinet drug to slow the destruction of the brain in alzheimer's. the drug, an antibody administered by infusion, works in the early stages of the disease. but there will be further study to check if there is any risk of side—effects. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we'll be speaking to the man who filmed these pictures of of the hawaiian volcano erupting after a0 years. it's quite clear that the worst victims of this disaster are the poor people living in the slums which have sprung up around the factory. i'm feeling so helpless that the children are dying in front of me and i can't do anything. charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippie cult suspected of killing sharon tate and at least six other people in los angeles. at 11am this morning, just half a metre of rock separated - britain from continental europe _ it took the drills just i a few moments to cut through the final obstacle. then philippe cozette, a miner| from calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags| wit

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eisai shares are falling after a report that a woman died after receiving the experimental alzheimer's drug which it is developing alongside biogen. it is unclear if the death was caused by the drug the news is negative sentiment in the shares. >>> shares of sony nikkei is reporting that the image sense is featured in the series of iphones slated to go on sale in 2023. sony group shares down 1% in japan trading. >>> snap will require employees to work from offices 80% of the time in february the policy comes after the company would layoff 20% of the staff in august to cut costs shares are down marginally in pre-market trade. >>> off to the races shoppers breaking sales records this weekend despite concerns that inflation will force a spending fpull back. adobe reports that people spent $6 billion on cyber money deals. that number is expected to nearly double to up to $11.6 billion when the final tally comes in later this morning. this adding to record spending on black friday and thanksgiving with adobe expecting cyber week to generate over $35 billion in online spending which would be

biogen and its partner eisai are set to present detailed data on the drug tomorrow.eye on that but in the meantime biogen is falling 4.5%. look at this one shooting higher by 39% and that's not even the high of the session after the software company announced a 30-year long deal with yahoo to power native advertising on all yahoo platforms. as part of the deal, yahoo is going to take a 25% stake in the ai advertising agency. stock is still just $2.56. please note. and not a good time to bet on draft king stock after jpmorgan downgraded the shares from neutral to under weight. they are falling 5% to $14.37. the investment bank says that other companies offer a clearer path to online sports betting. draftkings has fallen nearly 50% buy now pay later company " affirm" down 88% year-to-date, but will a record breaking cyber monday lead to investors buying a firm and other buy now pay later stocks? now instead of later. we are going to breakdown the buy now pay later effect as the biggest shopping period of the year gets underway with our panel of experts. closing bell 28

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the case written up in science magazine, eisai down, and shares of biogen after reports of the secondd to the treatment. we have plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia," let's get a check of the latest business flash headlines, corp. acres show that blockfi soul his own crypto parents -- currency in the run-up to its own bankruptcy filing, they plan to be organized by chapter 11 rather than sell itself off. they are serving ftx founder sam bankman-fried robin -- of robinhood shares he pledged as collateral. apple faces a production shortfall of 6 million iphone pros this year after protest at factory in china, estimate depends on how fast foxconn can get people. back on assembly lines. they have struggled with worker unrest for weeks after covid infect -- spreading covid infections. >> he accuse the iphone maker of keeping the network. apple has been one of twitter's top advertisers and users say they continue to see the ads on the feeds. still to come we look at the chances of more opec-plus opec -- output cuts. the latest unfaltering crude

eisai we beat you here. with your vote, you can reject left-wing attorney and declare the america must remain america. it must remain free. this is not a free country. you can take the five worst presidents in american history and put them together. they would have not the damage dashed on the damage joe biden has done in less than two years. look at the screen. how would you say your mental focus is? i think -- i have not. >> let's get ready to fumble. start off with two words. made in america. i think it is all right. america is a nation that can be defined in a single word. he was a bad dude and ran a bunch of bad things. all men and women were created -- he know the thing. hold it near and dear that you like to be able to -- anyway. [laughter] we went for two reasons. 1, 2 -- >> under the pressure. >> we went to for states. we choose truth over facts. i am in washington. the nature not representative. she wants to be here. what am i doing here? [laughter] tucker. >> yeah. >> tolerance and listening to me

mark: we look at eisai's g -- esg plus culture, and we feel these are risk control measures.ing in, we ask them about their environmental, social governance and cultural practices and performance. if we see they are not doing a good job, we will not invest because we think the risk is higher. it is very important, and by the way, emerging markets are very aware of the whole esg situation and the need for them to perform better in that respect. we are very pleased by the response we are getting from companies in which we invest in that regard. haslinda: if you had $100,000, how would you invest that? how is your answer today different from a year ago? mark: i forgot what i said last time, but i would say 50% in india and maybe the rest spread over taiwan, believe it or not turkey, which is doing well, south africa, and brazil. haslinda: and we will reassess in about a year. mark mobius, thank you so much for your time today. still to come, one of india's biggest polluters, the steel sector, is under mounting pressures to cut emissions as the country pushes for its zero emissio

companies reporting earnings today are eisai and ntt data.aidi: japan is betting on a recovery in tourism after opening borders to individual travels in october. with us is abhijay sandilya, a manager at ihg hotels. how is recovery going? have you seen big volumes of tourist returning to japan? annabelle: --abhijay: on the day of the announcement, october 11 we saw the single biggest pickup on the day. since then we have seen 80% growth month on month between september and october. absolutely, we are seeing pickup coinciding with a japanese national travel subsidy program currently in place by the japanese government. in addition, we are seeing foreign guests return. that's very exciting. to your second question on the weakness of the yen. we are absolutely seeing benefit from our u.s. dollar denominated consumers. it is 40% cheaper. good news for us on all fronts. haidi: put like that i think, gosh, we really do need to make that trip to japan. what has changed? the type of travel you are seeing from tourist? how much has the overall industr