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mylan was the largest u.s.-based drugmaker making generics. they basically merged with pfizer. so they are moving out of this. they were and are based in morgantown, west virginia. we have two european companies. sandos and tevos. we are seeing they have been discontinuing products in recent months because they can't compete with china, because their companies are being subsidized by the kline hechine government. the big pharma companies aren't interested in making them because there's not that much margin in it. they can make greater margin in the more innovative products, brand-new name ductproducts. there are companies that are innovative, that don't have any legacy ways of looking at this and say, let's bring new technology to bear. make our medicines here. how soon can we get going? companies i have talked to, they could start within days to begin to make the active ingredients here and then to make all those active ingredients totally in the united states shortly thereafter. it will take some money. good people that want to do it right. it can't be tax credits that are ou

the coronavirus also due to restrictions on large meetings in the netherlands with the country where mylan considers their legal home in a joint statement milan and pfizer said there are no additional changes to the previously announced terms or plans regarding the transaction adding the 2 companies remain highly confident in the benefits of the pending transaction to their respective shareholders and other stakeholders in the merger is part of pfizer's longtime plan to split the company into 3 parts innovative medicines lower margin off patent drugs facing generic competition and consumer health care the combination is expected to have a revenue of $19.00 to $20000000000.00 by the end of this year currently the priority for both companies they say is to keep its employees safe and healthy during the outbreak. the u.s. senate passed a 2 trillion dollars stimulus package to give the struggling economy a boost this is in the wake of the coronavirus well president trump is pushing for america to get back to work by easter that's only a few weeks from now many businesses are reluctant to open

fighting for independence or greater autonomy from thailand which is mainly buddhist action troops the mylan really intensified around 16 years ago and since then we've seen around 7000 people killed we never get any claims of responsibility out at least types of attacks as a seder a syrian groups operating but in recent years it's decision and increasingly call in on the largest group in southern thailand as areason reduce the national or international rouge front being behind most of the violence so again suspicion will be out ran out of being responsible for this bomb attack iraq's president has appointed a new prime minister designate as the former regional governor. he now has 30 days to form a government it's the latest attempt to advance a political deadlock and unrest from samina full teen invective. of nuns will say is the current member of parliament for the nasser alliance which is the party of former prime minister haidar the body and he's also somebody who served before us the governor of not just province under the paul bremmer administration following the 2003 us invasion so h

deirdre: breaking right now, drugmaker mylan announcing efforts to combat the coronavirus waving exclusiveng of two drugs they say will insure wider availability for coronavirus patients should the drugs prove effective in treating the virus. we'll keep you updated on that. a positive headline in the fight against the virus. stocks are rallying. we'll tell you what is moving up the most as we get to the final hour of trading. first, young children are at risk with the coronavirus. we'll tell you what parents and caregivers should look for and when a child should be brought in for care coming up. ♪ ♪ if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself, 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva. serious allergic reactions like low b

in the meantime breaking news, drugmaker mylan is voluntarily waving the u.s. distribution rights for a generic version of an hiv antiviral drug so it's available to patients with coronavirus. the stock is down, it allows other generic drug makers to apply for u.s. approval as well, we will keep you up-to-date with those headlines, i just wanted to bring you the breaking news. checking in on the retail sector, walmart one of the biggest loggers on the dow, investors are pivoting away from stocks seen as recession proof and target lower despite a strong report on sales trends withdrawing earning drawings and nike, sports versus china business has come back, it is about 50% of the revenue from china, ross stores, higher to abide. they are state who burritos seen a surge in business last week due to quarantine, order sales up 10% and sign-ups to deliver food up 30%. j.p. morgan chase upgrading to overweight, piper sandler giving her she a double upgrade. the dalles largest point gain ever, the 2 trillion-dollar stimulus bill, factors that may have made a bond king

mouth independence or greater autonomy from thailand which is a mainly buddhist action troupe the mylan it's really intensified around 16 years ago and since then we've seen around 7000 people killed we never get any claims of responsibility out at least types of attacks as a seder a syrian groups operating but in recent years decision and increasingly all in all the largest group in southern thailand as areason reduces national or international relief front being behind most of the violence so again suspicion will be out ran out of being responsible for this bomb attack well even before the coronavirus crisis there was concern about the large debts of india's financial institutions india's 4th largest lender the yes bank was taken over by the government earlier this month in the 3rd rescue this year our india correspondent elizabeth put on reports from the capital you debbie. some good news at last for u.s. bank customers nearly 2 weeks after the government took all the india's 4th largest private. to $50630.00 imposed during the government takeover is due to end on wednesday. so that'

mouth fighting for independence or greater autonomy from thailand which is mainly buddhist true the mylan really intensified around 16 years ago and since then we've seen around 7000 people killed we never get any claims of responsibility out at least types of attacks as a savior of syrian groups operating but in recent years decision and increasingly all in on the largest group in southern thailand as areason reduces national or international rouge front being behind most of the violence so again suspicion will be iran being responsible for this bomb attack iraq's president has appointed a new prime minister. has 30 days to form a government it's the latest attempt to end months of political deadlock and unrest from submit a full team in baghdad. it is a current member of parliament for the nasir alliance which is the party of former prime minister hard on the body and he's also somebody who served before as the governor of najaf province under the paul bremmer administration following the 2003 u.s. invasion so he is somebody who is seen as being rather close to the west rather being rat

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problems his mouth or independence or greater autonomy from thailand which is mainly buddhist troop the mylan really intensified around 16 years ago and since then we've seen around 7000 people killed we never get any claims of responsibility out at least types of attacks as to say to assume groups operating but in recent years decision and increasingly all in the largest group in southern thailand as areason reduce the national or international rouge front being behind most of the violence so again suspicion will be out ran out of being responsible for what this bomb attack iraq's president has named a new prime minister designate in an attempt to break months of political deadlock some on a full team is seen baghdad with more on this one exactly who will be the new prime minister. if you will actually be the new prime minister. has been nominated the prime as the prime minister designate but he must still form a cabinet within the next 30 days and that cabinet including himself at the helm of it must be approved by a parliament nun's let's see is of course not new to the political scene her

carnival and mylan andrew. >>> we've been talking all week about how the coronavirus is really impacting the operations of so many businesses around the country and how managers are trying to manage their work forces and supply chains joining us is someone who is intimately involved with the supply chain mark sutton is here chairman of the international paper company and on the board of kroger mark, in terms of your business, i imagine actually, and i hate to say it perversely, things must be very good. >> good morning, andrew. look, our business, as you know, is largely a packaging business and most corrugated packaging is in the food industry we are extremely busy in that business the rest of our company make pulp and paper products. that plays a role in hygiene it's a dislocated supply chain things are flowing to different places but, yes, we're very busy in trying to meet the different needs of the supply chain challenges. >> you know, clearly there is nervousness and anxiety about that supply chain. how long it lasts, what it looks like, whether disruptions are going to come and how

--key told millions of mylan millions of migrants seeking refuge in europe that it will not keep themws 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. alix: we do have sat breaking news. cnbc is reporting that jack welch has died at 84. i cannot tell you what a loss that is for the business community. ge,as ceo for decades at started at the helm in 1981. he started working at ge in the 1960's. he was an engineer in massachusetts and worked his way up to become ceo, where he was for many decades and left a big legacy. cnbc reporting jack welch has died at 84. a true loss for the business community. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg daybreak." i am coming to you live from the principal room. coming up in the next hour, lori calvasina, rbc capital head of u.s. investment strategy. this is "bloomberg daybreak." is making a high-stakes gamble on the 737 max. it has gone in a hiring spree to make sure it has enough workers in place when it resumes product

trials to treat covid-19 in terms of chloroquine, there were updates bayer said they're donating and mylanping up production at its west virginia facility to potentially treat 1.5 million patients we've been heari ining pripescrn of this drug were going up already just based on the data that it could be helpful both are still in clinical trials it is not proven that they work and the fda commissioner saying they need to be proven to work before they can be used broadly for this we should get gilead's data in april and everyone is waiting impatiently for that >> let's hope that we get that meg, thank you another company in the race to create a treatment for the coronavirus outbreak is japanese pharma giant, takeda it recently began development on a plasma derived treatment for the virus. joining us is the president of the global vaccine business unit so explain where you are on coming up u with a treatment relative to some of the other names that meg just mentioned. >> sure, we are fairly far along in term of our capabilities. we're one of the top three producers of plasma related treatment

. >> it is it's still being penalized by that deal it did with mylan in terms of the reverse trust it'sever fully recovered from that >> no. >> it is down this year fairly sharply is pfizer but yes. >> no one can pound the table. it's interesting, like again we think about, like i said to my wife, lisa, i don't want to be subdued. she goes why not i don't want to be subdued because i'm not a subdued guy. she said that's wrong. david, how subdued do you feel >> typically am. i try not to be too morose or mournful i'm occasionally lugubrious. >> you were upbeat saturday. was that the phony faber or real faber? >> a couple of tequilas in faber. >>> we are in mourning this morning, jack welch has died at the age of 84. as ge's chairman and ceo over two decades he transformed the company and grew its market value from $12 billion to $410 billion. fortune in '99 dubbed him manager of the century could you choose the board manager, leader, motivator, jim, he was all of those things >> right all of us think of him here very fondly he cared about us and the network more than pretty much any ceo

mylan was the largest u.s.-based drugmaker making generics. pfizer.with they arere moving out, based in morgantown, west virginia. and we have two european , and another israeli company, they have been discontinuing products in recent months because they can't compete with china, because there companies are being subsidized by the chinese government. when we talk about pharmaceutical companies in this space, generic drugs are the new orphan drugs, big pharma companies are not interested in making them because there's not much margin. they can make much greater margin in the more innovative products, brand names. but there are smaller companies that are innovative, that don't have any legacy ways of looking thisis, saying let's bring new technology to bear with continuous process and make medicines here. and how soon can we get going? up i've spoken to could start within days, to begin to make the active ingredients here and then to make all of those active ingredients totally in the united states shortly thereafter. so it takes money to good people wh