but gsk will vigorously defend against all of these claims. a solid 84 the mobile gaming company in the u.k. and no signs of a consumer slow down. simcorp is a mess for their second quarter. they came in lower than estimates, so i big miss for this provider. the investment management software is lower at 7.5%. let's get back to the politics or the legal lawsuits and the implications for former president donald trump. the fbi searched trump's home in florida, looking for documents related to nuclear weapons. trump says he supports the release of the documents related to the search. joining us now is bruce einhorn. what is the latest? bruce: the washington post is reporting that among the documents that agents were searching for when they went to mar-a-lago a few days ago, they were documents related to nuclear weapons. this is according to a person familiar. we do not have any further information from the washington post report about what details that might include, whether these were nuclear weapons from the u.s. or from other countries. we al

we will talk about gsk. that is what is happening there. the crew price is where you want to focus your attention. crude beginning to roll back a little higher. 98.54 is where we are tracking right now. i talked to damien courvalin from goldman sachs. fascinating where he sees u.s. gas prices going. then the story in europe from an energy point of view is this. french power prices -- this is one your head -- worth of six kilowatts an hour. there is talk of them going significantly higher than that in winter. these are records that are being toppled on a daily basis, and this is going to have a meaningful impact consumer confidence, and a meaningful impact on industry's ability to operate in europe. alix: it is going to get a lot uglier for it gets a lot better. i want to give you an update on what is happening in the u.s.. her off the highs of the session. overall tech up by .7%. the s&p also up .7%. a large part of that is going to be disney. after they had better-than-expected subscriber growth. they are also going to increase their price

david: gsk is a very large health care company, medical research company.e you doing specifically with them? anne: it is on targeted identification. we are specifically working with gsk to look at the data that 23andme has generated to see can we identify new, novel drug targets? david: so you filled -- you built a successful company, but you may not want to run it for the next 15, 20 years. or do you? if you didn't, if the president called to serve our country, would you go into government? or would you start a new company? anne: i love what i do. i feel like i have this luxury with 23andme that keeps evolving. we started out just as a consumer company. we are thick in research. we got into drug discovery in 2015, and now into delivery of care. so i have been really lucky with 23 and me that it has been endlessly interesting, and i am surrounded by incredibly talented, brilliant individuals where i learned from them. what i always advise people to do is, you should take jobs where you are learning. if you stop learning in a job, you should quit. frankly, w

yes, we invested money here, the chairman of the gsk, ivan litovchenko, even gave out such papers witht there would be enough garages for everyone, but without elements of film comedy, a month later it was not without a shareholder. i had to remember the catchphrase that there were unforeseen expenses in the form of treats and cancel. they cannot. is it true, tovchenko, allegedly explained the extra expenses in envelopes full of cash for builders and those who check such expenses, they say there were so many that instead of nine floors, there were only two parking lots, litovchenko himself assures that the construction was underway. as transparently as possible, the calculations were simply incorrect, and not everyone handed over the money. who promised. i'm right understood money. it just wasn't enough. they didn't go anywhere , they didn't do anything. right there you are. you checked different things, you understand? you checked again, it just wasn't enough. that's what they collected, then they collected the rest they collected here. that's all. later, the equity holders found out

we have a major collaboration with gsk.ve over 50 programs in development, and we have two actually in clinical trials. so we are absolutely thinking about how people will benefit from the human genome is about actually translating that information into therapy. david: gsk is a very large health care company, medical research company. what are you doing specifically with them? anne: it is on target identification. we are specifically working with gsk to look at the data that 23andme has generated to see, can we identify new, novel drug targets? david: so you built a successful company, but you may not want to run it for the next 10, 15, 20 years. or do you? if you didn't, if the president called to serve our country, would you go into government? or would you start a new company? anne: i love what i do. i feel like i have this luxury with 23andme that keeps evolving. you know, we started out just as a consumer company. we are thick in research. we got into drug discovery in 2015, and now we are getting into the delivery of

yes, we invested money here, the chairman of the gsk, ivan litovchenko , even gave out such papers with seals, promised that there would be enough garages for everyone, but without elements of comedy, there was a shareholder in a month . i had to remember the catchphrase about that there were unexpected expenses in the form of treats and cancel. they cannot. is it true that tochenko allegedly explained the extra expenses of envelopes full of cash for builders and those who check such expenses. they say there were so many that instead of nine floors of parking there were only two, litovchenko himself assures that the construction was carried out to the maximum. transparently, the calculations were simply incorrect, and not everyone handed over the money. who promised. i understood money correctly. it just wasn't enough. they didn't go anywhere, they didn't do anything. right there you are. you checked different things, you understand? you once again checked, just not enough enough. that's what they took it, they collected the rest, they collected it here, then i'll put the one they built

we have an update around legal case involving gsk.et's start with micro focus, gains of 19% on the back of the -- 90% that there were buybacks on this company of 2.6 per share. a massive move higher in that. gsk about 2% on the back of the news there has been an initial ruling in florida which might lead to a settlement they face around the zantec drug. skf is a swedish maker and there is news that the capitol is raising the stake. you are seeing a jump there a little over 5%. the pressure is ramping on european leaders. let's bring in stephen stapczynski in singapore to work through this for us. how much pressure are you leaders under at this point, and how much actions can -- eu leaders under at this point, and how much can they take for actions? >> natural gas prices are near the highest level since the war began. closing at a record high level yesterday. you have german power record highs, french power at a record high. there have been other countries facing increasingly higher power prices, and you have seen the u.k. meeting to s

soleil has teamed up with our sponsor, gsk, to help spread the word about vaccinating against meningitisw many other people were unaware of meningitis b vaccination? >> reporter: today meningitis is relatively rare in the u.s., but it can be devastating. one in five survivors can have long-term disabilities. shanbaum. >> they told me i had a 20% chance of survival. >> reporter: in 2008 jamie was a happy, healthy, 20-year-old who had just transferred to her dream university when what started as flu-like symptoms led to a trip to the hospital. >> i was getting into the hospital incapable of walking. the doctor was telling my sister who brought me into the hospital and asked, where is your mother, and i said she's not here right now, and he looked at her and goes, she needs to be here. >> reporter: jamie was not vaccinated against meningitis, and doctors eventually had to amputate her fingers and both legs during the fight to save her life. she is now determined to help others. >> i just want to make sure that no one goes through what i did and make sure that the information is out there so

we've got a lawsuit for the heartburn drug zantac, which relates to gsk the plaintiff in the first lawsuitas dropped its case the trial was set to begin next week in illinois, and the plaintiff alleged he developed cancer from taking the over-the-counter drug. the fda pulled zantac from the u.s. market in 2020. it's dropped 1.7%. let's move on to the next story if we can move on. am amazon's warehouse in upstate albany, new york, has filed a halt on an election. it won a historic victory in staten island in april, making it the first amazon warehouse in the u.s. to unionize the stocks down in premarket, really in line with nasdaq finally tencent reporting its first ever drop in quarterly revenue. the gaming platform was hurt, limiting playing time and covid lockdowns and that all hurt the stock. but it's essentially flat in hong kong today. >>> now to the latest developments over simmering tensions around taiwan china's ambassador to the u.s. warning washington that beijing will be putting on arms sales. the chinese officials call on the country's richest est prov to offer economic data sh

technology and health care with renewed demand for gsk, haleon and sanofi health care investors are watching closely on the down side, heavy selling in food and beverage and media brian, back over to you. >> julianna, thank you very much >>> now to the top corporate stories stateside. including a win for unions in michigan and rare podcast from mark zuckerberg. frank holland is here with that and more >> good morning, brian we start with the meta platforms. mark zuckerberg will review a new head set this october. speaking on the joe rogan experience, the next will have new features to help experience with a feeling of social presence >>> union news workers in lansing, michigan at chipotle voting in favor the unionization it establishes the chain's first and only union in the u.s. the vote took place in the parking lot. companies like amazon and starbucks and apple seeing a unionization push. >>> and home partners america owned by blackstone will stop buying homes in 38 cities. this is the latest institutional investor to scale back activity in an overheated housing market. among the impacts

. >> given that you don't carry some of the bigger players that are maybe in the cross hairs like gsk. >> -- why are the projections so large? is it because this drug is so widely used and widely manufactured >> i looked at some of the commentary on the analysts notes. hard to say where they're getting their numbers from it could be because it was so widely used and there could be a potentially large class. but again, going back to pfizer, their overlap from 2000 to 2006, i think sanofi will have more risk than they do. >> evan, appreciate it >>> let's hit rivian, set to report its quarterly results after the bell investors will be paying very close attention to the ev maker's production guidance. phil lebeau joins us phil, what's the magic number here >> 25,000 vehicles, sara that is what the street will be looking to see if the guidance from rivian changes for the full-year production the guidance that they set earlier this year, 25,000 vehicles let's see what they say about that guidance when they report their numbers. also what does the ceo say about the supply chain issues that t

one name we are watching in the basket is gsk. the pharmaceuticals were talked about yesterday. that is up there is a lot of concern over growing litigation out of the u.s. facing gsk specifically cac 40 up .30% dax is up .60% led by chemicals and industrial names back to you. >> joumanna, thanks. joumanna bercetche. >>> other stocks to watch. illumina shares down the revenue fell short of e expec expectations citing macroeconomics v challenges >>> also poshmark is reporting a wider second quarter loss. that was mostly driven by higher spending and marketing revenue topping the company's forecast poshmark revenue guidance is short of estimate. >>> the another stock of note. toast. payment systems for restaurants beat forecasts. brian. >>> thank you, melissa we have more to do on "squawk box" on friday from inflation data to earnings and bulls in charge. the themes driving your in investments right now. we will talk to two money managers about it. >>> check out the biggest s&p winners and s&p losers warren buffett buying more occidental moderna. vax maker may fall chicken. tyson.

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heavy selling day for pharmaceutical names gsk and halion coming under pressure over potential litigation over a heartburn drug cac 40 in france is down .10%. similar in germany siemens have taken a charge on the energy business. that is one of the under performers and the likes of selling pressure that is the picture for european markets. more mixed than what we had in wall street yesterday. >> okay. joumanna, thank you. >>> let's talk about other stocks to watch this morning look at sonos. sales under pressure the company breaking even in the quarter. analysts looking for a profit. revenue below forecast cutting the full year forecast in the face of economic challenges sonos' cfo plans to leave at the end of the year. bumble trading lower the dating service is cutting ad revenue forecast after rivals tinder and match with baidu which is popular in western europe that has been hit by the war in ukraine and separately, the travel sector as well. shares of vacasa raising outlook amid a surge in demand the company with a surprise quarterly profit travel stocks down year to date. they he ave

snarky gsk and halle on has lost a combined $40 billion in market value since tuesday's close.l with mounting concerns about litigation and a round of a recalled drug. another month, another record for rent in manhattan. the median rent was $4150. that is up to .5% from june, $.29 from a year later. the median rent has hit a record in the past six months. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on "bloomberg quicktake." i am ritika gupta. ♪ >> we knew the headline number would be coming substantially down, we could see what had happened with gasoline prices. the core number was better than most people expected. that is better than the alternative to that. tom: louis summers, speaking on the fed on the optionality, the degree of freedom to any central bank. he has been someone who looked at inflation, he visits wall street week this week where professor summers is on the inflation report. 12 minutes away from an important claim support. ppi, as well. final demand, ppi will be of interest rate claims to me is front and center. we are driven by the research of our guest, when someo

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