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he didn't say that about pfizer. the question, when it comes to david, pfizer is whether management is onboard with what he views as the problem, the discipline problem, is that still going to determine how far they fight to see whether they can get new management >> again, echoing him, i don't know, sara it certainly seems to be where a lot of the focus will be, and i think to be fair, you can make assumptions about how productive a particular drug and a particular portfolio of a company you're buying will be and be wrong it's not an exact science, you know, oftentimes, but to the point he was making overall. there was an enormous windfall from covid in terms of free cash flow generation at the company they use much of it on acquisitions and mr. smith's point is those acquisitions have yet to show at least based on the estimates of the many estimates who follow the company is they'll deliver on the promises of the time. >> good stuff, david plenty more to come, of course, including the earnings movers you might have

pfizer is like the rodney dangerfield of pharma. they get no respect.ow they have great covid sales. oh, it's just covid. and, but it's a very cheap stock. i like that. what's the catalyst? i don't know. but if we knew what the catalyst is, there wouldn't be selling for nine times earnings with a 6% yield. so i'm happy to take the 6% and wait. >> you're not worried about that 6%? >> no, i'm not worried at all about that 6% because the cash flow is quite good. easily covers the dividend. earnings are growing. their not growing fast, but they are growing. and this covid business, look, it's lumpy, but the check still clear. it's still money. so it's not a bad business. and, you know, we're one pandemic away from pfizer stepping into the breach again, who know. so there's lots of ways to win here, including new discoveries, including buy backs, increased dividends. this is a name i like. i would use this as an opportunity. >>> the ceo albert bourla will be at 6:00 p.m. eastern. >>> the final name here is ford, which topped third quarter estimates when it r

>> pfizer, dr. bourla.ioned that and i think that's a battleground, a battleground state, not unlike nevada and pennsylvania. then there's reddit, which has done incredibly well. my question, and i'm going to ask steve huffman, if you're using meta ai, are you paying him? i can't wait for the show. >> so much of it, they're using reddit to run the large language models. >> and i think that huffman's stock is undervalued as it is. i want to find out more about that. >> he's been selling a few shares lately. >> yes, but you know what, there was a time when it wasn't worth anything. and i just think that huffman has done a remarkable job. he had to go into a situation where you had people who are on all the time and suddenly they see a lot of ads. they thought it was a mission statement not to have ads and they junked it up. i think what he's done is making it an extraordinary advertising venue. i'm very proud of him. >> one of those ipos that was a long time coming. >> what a great job he's done. >> we'll see

here's pfizer.ts former ceo, ian reed, and the company's former cfo, frank demille yo say they have decided not to get involved in efforts by activist investor starboard value to seek changes at that company. in a statement issued on their behalf by guggenheim securities, he said, "we're fully supportive of albert bourla, senior management and the board, and we are confident that over time, they will deliver shareholder value." now, an immediate follow-up to that, starboard has released a letter in which it says, and again, i have not heard from pfizer, but it says, "they understand specifically that people within pfizer and/or their representatives have contacted mr. read and m mr. d'amelio and purportedly threatened to commence costly litigation against them, claw back prior compensation, cancel unvested performance stock units, unless they publicly release a statement supporting the current chief executive, dr. albert bourla." starboard goes on to say, jeff smith, "while we cannot be certain the

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turning to the shares of pfizer, they were higher the last time i looked. this is starboard taking a one million-dollar state to do an overall turnaround for a company that has flailed since pandemic and the vaccine revenue. shares again responding well. finally, we have shares of tesla trading lower right now, down 2.2%. this could be ahead of the important robotaxi event on thursday, katie, and we of course have elon musk, ceo giving a lot of support in time to the republican presidential candidate, donald trump. some investors might be worried that his attention is off the company and on politics, which could be another reason this stock is down for a third day in a row. thank you so much -- katie: thank you so much. turning to the private markets, as appetite for private assets grows, i capital has surpassed $200 billion in global platform assets and with more on this exclusive news i'm pleased to say that we are joined by the chairman and ceo, along with sonali basak. lawrence, it's great to have you with us. two hundred billion dollars in a um. privat

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activist position in pfizer. it's monday, october 7th, 2024 and "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. on this morning, we are looking at some pretty significant downdrafts in the futures. this morning, it looks like the dow futures are off 210 points. s&p futures down 36. nasdaq down by 141. that does come after a pretty strong performance that we are watching. stocks were up on friday after stronger than expected jobs data. the dow was actually up 341 points. it closed at a new high. the s&p was up .90. the nasdaq up 1.2%. it is now four weeks in a row the major averages have seen gains. financials have seen their best day since february on friday. if you look at treasuries, the ten-year is back at 4%. it's been a while. 4% for the ten-year. the two-year at 3.99. just below that. all of those things happening last week, energy saw the

pfizer is not commenting yet but the stock is in the red down about 2.7%.t 52 weeks. tesla promising another revolution. one it will unveil in primetime tonight in los angeles. in less than seven hours the ev maker will rollout the prototype of its robotaxi, a self-driving vehicle used as part of a ride hailing network. the stock flat to slightly higher possibly because the vehicle has already been delayed once. shares though have been on a terror gaining 36% over the past six months but wall street is skeptical that the robotaxi service is likely to be available anytime soon and therefore, would put off any addition to the bottom line of the company. so, tonight's big night and we'll have the whole wrap-up tomorrow. former president donald trump talking taxes and tariffs at the detroit economic club in the last hour, with 25 days to go until the election day, we work-up a presidential portfolio with the cio of famed financial services firm guggenheim partners. ann walsh is here in a fox business ex clause ever. exclusive.we're coming right ba. leading stra

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pfizer's not a new name for us.on't feel it's as bad if as shorting government bonds in japan -- charles: what is it with pfizer? do you think it's -- it's not the pfizer volt. >> it's in the. they keep losing drugs, patents. the company is sound, they have a solid balance sheet and now to the catalyst now, i always say what's my catalyst? there you've got starboard in there with, i think, a billion dollar position. they're not in there to be passive and pat open the back -- on the back, unicorns and rainbows. they want ax. it's got a fat dividend -- charles: whale quick, wt -- real quick, wt. >> wisdom tree. phenomenal balance sheet, they really target phenomenal advisers. i think it's -- financial advisers. i think it's a good long-term play. they have a quasi little bit with crypto, and the stock got hammered on the wells notice with the sec. charles: these are some ideas you shared with us back in february can and march. every one of 'em are up. if eaton's up 83, nvidia's up. are you taking profits on any of tho

. >>> plus a ceo shakeup at pfizer.ill give you my shake and dig deeper in the possible shareholder impact.'s >>> then we will have the lightning round so stay with cramer. >>> over the past couple weeks, the ipo market has come roaring back to life. while most of these deals were small and relatively unappealing there was one major listing last week that really caught my attention. that's a company called standardaero. that is saro. they help military and private jets maintain their engines. it has turned out to be the third-largest ipo of the year. it was remarkable. even if they upsize to 60 billion shares there was still more demand than supply. it is priced $24 above the high- end. it opened at $31 and finished its first date at $32. it had a 36.5% gain in one day if you got a piece of the offering. they have not given back any of those gains. it is now just under $33. there is a lot of this one. is it with taking a chance on standardaero after that tremendous first day move? let's start with the basics. it's large

i wanted pfizer to buy netflix.e was just adamant, listen, we'll do great stuff for apple plus when apple plus is great. i mean, basically. and he didn't mean to be circular reasoning but that was just very typical. i think some of the things they're doing are revolutionary in health, but they didn't want to do health until they made health perfect. this is one of the reason why i hate the analysts who say, trade it, trade it, trade it. there's little things they do that make it far more instrumental in our life, every single year, and that's what he cares about. like vision pro. someone's questioning vision pro. they have to start somewhere, and then they're going to make it great. i remain apple and nvidia are two stocks that you should own, not trade. period, end of story. >> kind of leads us to a couple personnel changes. they are losing their head of recruiting and their chief people officer. starbucks is bringing in a chief brand officer who worked with niccol at chipotle and taco. >> what a great hire. and ch

benefited ireland in a way they were not supposed to, so big companies like apple and microsoft and pfizergovernment is putting that into a strategic national investment fund because they realise at some point that money could disappear but for now it is not going to disappear and the irish economy is ticking along very nicely partially thanks to this huge windfall from apple and other companies. it windfall from apple and other companies-— windfall from apple and other comanies. , . . , companies. it is a nice problem to have. companies. it is a nice problem to have- john — companies. it is a nice problem to have. john campbell, - companies. it is a nice problem to have. john campbell, thanks to have. john campbell, thanks forjoining us. let's head to canada — where, from today, a 100% tarriff on chinese—made evs comes into force, in a move similar to those of the united states and european union. all of them are concerned that china's cheap cars are unfairly distorting the global market for what is still an emerging technology. canada's international trade minister has told the bbc that

you started it. >> i didn't start anything. >> pfizer. >> rather rather pfizer?host of a program. >> they are in phase two. to karen's point they are further behind, in phase two trials, i'd rather stick with the winner lilly. >>> more health care earnings in the next hour, jim is chatting with the ceo of pfizer, catch the full interview top of the hour on mad money. coming up on fast how traders are handling the drops in paypal and jetblue, nor "fa meyin tw o.ston" what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where you are most of the time? reliable 5g, plus wifi speeds up to a gig where you need it most. xfinity mobile. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. >>> welcome back to "fast money." paypal sinking 4% after missing on revenue and offering soft guidance for the fourth quarter. sales growth in the low single digits. jetblue sinking 17% despite a smaller than expected loss per share and a revenue beat. the airline givin

sources are telling cnbc starboard value is taking a $1 billion stake in pfizer in a bid to turn theformance around. foxconn is citing strong demands for the shares performance. saudi's public investment fund is considering raising the stake in the company. the company owns 8.5% of nintendo shares. >>> hurricane milton is expected to make landfall on tuesday in tampa as a category 3 storm. >>> chevron will sell stakes in the assets in canada to canadian asset resources. shares now up 1.3%. >>> we get data on consumer credit and inflation with the september cpi and ppi. earnings kicks off from pepsi and domino's and wells fargo and bl blackrock. nvidia is holding the annual summit today. amazon's fall prime day is set to start tomorrow. the markets will try to keep up with the momentum from the friday jobs report fueled rally which helped a fourth straight week of gains. futures are in the red across the board. hitting the lows of the morning. the dow would open 200 points lower. joining me now is robert shine at shine wealth management. good morning. good to see you. >> good morning,

now, they have had several set backs at pfizer including a -- they didn't mention to develop.entially this activist investor is trying to help the company find its next big step there. >> charlotte, thank you. >>> this year consumers are expected to spend around $3.5 billion on candy for spooky season. that's a slight decrease from last year's total. and for the first time m&m's has dethroned reese's cups as the most popular halloween candy. reese's now takes second place and sour patch kids is ranked third. >>> still to come, dolly parton comes to the aid for hurricane victims. >>> and the "joker" sequel gets what it sees fdervrom moviegoers. more on the disappointing opening right after this. let's not regret our sunny memories. let's do something about it. no7's future renew serum, reverses visible signs of sun damage. with a world-first peptide technology. no7 don't regret, just reverse hi. i use febreze fade defy plug. and i use this. febreze has a microchip to control scent release so it smells first-day fresh for 50 days. 50 days!? and its refill reminder light means i'

met, alphabet, microsoft up not much, apple is down a dollar 80 and amazon is up $3.20 check out pfizerhe activist investor star board bought estate we did not know how big it was. >> a billion-dollar steak that is pretty big they want to come in and say they don't like the company they wanted turn it around they were to bring back the former ceo they don't know what capacity but they wanted her to the ground, the share price is below where they were trading with the current ceo cayman, covid demand drugs are waiting and they need a new business. >> it looks like you're taking action, amazon closing more of the cashew list convenience stores. >> is called the just walk out technology which is a.i. and you put things in your basket and walk out there saying the economics don't work it cost too much to keep these things up and running but for now the three stores are going. >> it cost too much to keep them up and running, what about shrinkage. >> you have to wonder how good the a.i. technology is they say is pretty good, the basket and the technology really knows what you're putting in yo

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. >> pfizer, xar >> live nation >> thank you "the exchange" is now. ♪ ♪ >>> they did that in three secondsott, thank you very much welcome to "the exchange." i'm kelly evans. here's what's coming up this hour tech is bouncing back today, but one of our guests is the most hedged against that trade. he's been all year he's been making some big portfolio moves and tell us where he's trimmed, where he's adding, and why. >>> southwest and elliott management have reached a deal it's good news for bob jordan, says one activist watcher. he tells us what could be next for the airline, and whether you should buy the turn around story. >>> three more names on deck with earnings. our trader expects another record quarter for this one. it's our mystery chart, up nearly 23% year-to-date. she's a buyer. big reveal is coming up. >>> first, let's reveal the market reaction with dom chu >> kelly, it's a bit mixed right now, but the broader s&p 500 is still in positive territory by 0.2% it's at 5806, up about eight points, maybe 0.1 of 1% at this point. nine points at the highs, up roughly 20 points, down 13

pfizer, they have been down about 13% in the last year.hile, arcadium lithium surging up 33% after the mining giant expressed interest in buying the lithium producer. both companies have confirmed the potential deal which would help become one of the largest producers of lithium. that's behind sqm. arcadium could be valued at about four to $6 billion. meanwhile, an update on shares of hyms and hers health. they are higher at about 11% today. this is after the telehealth company will be added to the s&p small cap 600 index wednesday. they are replacing the cigarette maker. the significant development underscores hyms growing presence in the healthcare sector and is expected to attract increased investor attention and potential market gains. meanwhile, round two of major league baseball playoffs in full swing. get it? and one company giving cleveland fans a chance to invest in one of their favorite pitching aces. we'll talk to the ceo about how you can cash in on the future earnings of the guardians all-star, the reliever, you know him. it's

in the meantime, pfizer is paying you to wait with that bountiful lead.hink that number is ending. when it does, good snap right back. the actual business is doing pretty good. america is doing a phenomenal job. okay. it goes off patent in 2028. there's so much that i think it is worth 11 times next year's earnings. in the end, we've had a terrific two-year end but there are many stocks out there that are inexpensive. you just need to know where to look for them. there's always a bull market somewhere. i'm jim cramer. see you tomorrow. investment will face these sharks. if they hear a great idea, they'll invest their own money or fight each other for a deal. this is "shark tank." ♪♪

of turkey's essential sort of defense industry innovations. problem, you know, the 5th generation pfizer. i coughed to all sorts of other uh, entity such as drones, as well as i'm a sophisticated weaponry the authority is trying to pioneer. and so the symbolic, the symbolism cannot be lost on that is because it is intended from what it looks like, depending on who claims responsibility for this to read. sort of the strength of the heart of turkeys, offensive capabilities as well as it sort of minutes with you as industrial base and really send a hard message saying that to, you know, 3 keys enemies. they're essentially interested in sort of, uh, showing that, you know, they're willing to take you to the heart of their innovative hub. so, and intended to strike at the heart of turkey is offensive capabilities. as you say, officials pointing fingers at the outboard code is done work as part of your p k. k . though it must be said, no group has yet claimed responsibility. do you think that's credible and if so, what could did more seems be. so that's a good question. as you say, nobody has

pfizer, a drug company that yields more than 5%. this is the problem.d amd do trade together. constellation brands. those are trust companies. terrific beer company trying to get out of the wine and spirit. what do we do about this overlap? i suggest when i look at this let's go back to what we just mentioned. we said it in is a good company. we could get eaten right here. we could take out dell. we need to get diversified because we can't have two to trade together because we do have a retailer, drug company and this will be addressed and then the portfolio will be excellent. let's go to dave in alabama. >> greetings from southern alabama. >> fantastic. >> since i retired recently i have been rebalancing my portfolio. for dividend stocks. my top choices are cat, raytheon, j.p. morgan, ford, and pepsi. >> that is a really interesting portfolio. these, pepsico, good quarter. i do prefer coca-cola but i like the diversification because pepsi has soft drinks and snacks. ford is not as good as gm but it is diversified. rtx the monster quarter yesterday and

in at the end of 2020, 2021, we would not have been able to authorise astrazeneca and pfizer.o no. but you keep you keep interrupting this because it's very, very important. and that was how by march 2021, we had vaccinated 45% of the uk population, compared to 10%. >> part of your legacy . >> part of your legacy. >> part of your legacy. >> argentina has vowed to take concrete action to reclaim the falkland islands after the uk relinquished control of the chagos islands, the south american nation claims britain's decision paves the way for it to gain full sovereignty over the falklands, which buenos aires calls malvinas. our political correspondent katherine forster, asked sir keir starmer in liverpool yesterday whether the deal signals a change to the uk's approach over other overseas territories. >> argentina now saying they want the falklands back. can you guarantee that under labour, no other overseas territories of britain will be signed away? >> look, the single most important thing was ensuring that we had a secure base that joined us in particular uk base. hugely impor

i'm liking pfizer at ten times earnings. this reminds me of verizon, which has done terrifically. get paid about 6% to wait. there's a lot of ways to win. if you can go from 10 times to 14 times earnings, get the dividend for a couple years, you'll make 50%, each if the market rolls over. this is not sensitive stock. in an election year, these health care stocks tend to suffer. in the following year, as plans unravel for more health care spending, these stocks tend to rebound. so we're counting on that. i just don't think there's much downside here. >> chris, thank you for your help today. >> good to see you, tyler. >>> coming up, shares of truth social parent trump's media, and it's only wednesday. shares up 9% today following a 13% jump before closing down double digits, as we are three weeks out from the election. we'll look at the policies being floated to win over voters and the impact they could have on markets and on businesses. >>> plus, buy now, pay later provider affirm, up 9%. this as customers continue to use bnpl for everything from shopping to funding vacations. the

pfizer, astrazeneca, all of the various were invented in israel largely. i was a great advocate of sdi. i actually showed ronald reagan his first in microchip and said this would enable strategic to intercept missiles as they came in. but the u.s. never really developed there is too much bureaucracy. the israelis were partners from the beginning. they were the only partners and then they created the iron dome. and david sling and arrow three the strategic defense of vindication of reagan's vision intercepting missiles from iran and the current war in the middle east. >> host: and factory right when it comes to that issue if that should ever occur in all out missile attack against the u.s., israel technology will be the reason we likely survive. >> host: george gilder you said the israel test is also book about philosophy. what do you mean? >> guest: my favorite chapter probably is on jon vannoy men. jon vannoy men was the originator of information theory. and he results is one of the key figures in the manhattan project which saved america during the secon

, because he hasn't been able to develop the personalized cancer vaccine. >> not pfizer.covid. >> guess what else is going to be faced with this? >> albert bourla, who's dealing with an activist, who i talked to last week, although not completely clear exactly what he wants, jeff smith at pfizer. >> moderna's problem has to do with execution. pfizer's problem has to do with execution. the government's problem has to do with execution. what? >> nothing. i mean, we'll be talking about these numbers for quite some time. >> especially because it will be a contested election. do you intend to stay right here for the next seven weeks? carl will be doing night coverage, which will then extend to -- can they push that back and go to the march inauguration? >> maybe we'll have elon musk become king and that will take care of it. >> it would make sense in this oligarch era we're now in. >> he's the richest man in the world, he should be the king. why not? >> is the king ceremonial or does the king have powers? >> it's unclear to me. >> what do you think the king's speech would be l

>> pfizer. >> good stuff. thanks, weiss. see you on "closing bell." ♪ ♪ >>> thank you very much, scott. and welcome to "the exchange." i'm kelly evans, and here's what's ahead. the nasdaq just hit another record high, after hiring blue wave past expectations last week. pending home sales surged, and gdp largely in line, and consumers are the most confident they've been in years. but one of our guests is not sharing that optimism, and this chart is the reason why. he's here with the name, and why it's telling a different story today. oh, there's no number on it, so we'll see if you can guess. meta, meanwhile, shares up today after alphabet blew past expectations last night. and speaking of evenings, coinbase and robinhood are about to report. coin is still 25% below its all-time high. we have the story and the trades ahead in earnings exchange. over to dom chu for the market numbers. >> let's start off with the record high. the nasdaq composite, we are currently right now just about flat on the session, but we did, again, hit

you also like pfizer. why? >> pfizer's a blue chip pharmaceutical company.ng 11 times next year's earnings. out got all this aa claim during the covid-19, they're the ones that came up with the vaccine -- vaccine, but now they're down by half. they've gotten a whole trove of particularly drugs focused on cancer. they recently bought seagen in december, we think they've got all sorts of stuff in the pipeline, we have the utmost respect for their ceo, recently bought a million dollars 'worth of stock. he's putting his money where his mouth is. and, of course, with the dividend, interest rates coming down, people are looking for dividend-paying stocks. taylor: 20 the seconds. how important is jobs day tomorrow for the market? >> well, it's very important because it's going to lay out the path for what the fed is likely to do particularly in november. we get less than expected number of jobs created, we're looking at a 50 -- taylor: do they go that 25 the or 50? >> it depends on tomorrow. if it's weak, i think they're going to want to get those interest rates do

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stuart: pfizer has received fda approval for its rsv vaccine.he first-of-its-kind vaccine for people under 50. under what circumstances would you recommend this for your patients? >> this is a good question. you're hearing more about rsv now. its been around forever. this is not a new illness. most people had it three or four times. it causes maybe 20% of most common colds, so a lot of the common colds that you've had may have been rsv so there's all these new vaccines now and the new change that just came this week from the fda is that this particular pfizer vaccine which was only approved for older people before is now approved for younger people but in a high-risk category so this is not recommended for the average healthy younger person but from 18-65 if you have serious health immunocompromisedded it be considered. these are new, so sort of withholding judgment until there's independent data. the only data available comes from the pharmaceutical company which, you know, can be suspect of course. so average young person, you don't need this

>> i like pfizer. now, let me tell you why.ve 5.7% yield which they can pay, but they made this acquisition of cgen and it's got a novel way to go after some cancers that have been really hard to cure. if they can do it, then you're going to say what the heck was that stock doing under $30. that's what intrigues me. look, i know the fed is powerful. but it isn't powerful enough to shake my faith in investing in high-quality companies that generate huge profits and it shouldn't shake your faith either. on "mad money" tonight the commercial real estate sector has been a volatile one so i'm going to go right to the source with s.l. green's ceo. gigantic manhattan real estate fund. then the airline stocks sbrn grounded the last few months but we're starting to see genuine green shoots after a host of reports. i'm running through all the major headlines you need to know about the cohort. and with a new executive at the helm what is it going to take for nike to return to its former glory? i'm taking a closer look at the story. so sta

the firm has approached pfizer's former ceo and ex-finance chief with plans to mount a turnaround. and sticking with activists, air products and chemicals on the move as mantel ridge amasses a more than $1 billion stake in the industrial gas supplier according to a person familiar. the firm wants to discuss strategic plans including ceo succession as well as capital allocation, the person said. both of those stakes were first reported by the "wall street journal." >> thank you. >>> still ahead, we'll talk about disney shares dropping today. coming up on the bell next. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. (vo) time to move? make it easy with opendoor. sell your home in any season, for any reason. [vampire hiss] (vo) start your mov

gsk's completely out pfizer's down to 15% as that happened we saw a real shift in our shareholder basestaple shareholders. i think it's the consistent track record of delivery and some of those overhangs that are now gone has really helped unlock the value of the stock. >> on the quarter just reported i saw something thief not seen in a long time, which is a concern to back out of a pound versus a dollar. i think it created some mystery let's call it mystery because people aren't used to seeing anything other than dollar weak dollar strong. it's a little convolute skpid think it may have hurt the perception of how you really did this quarter >> yeah. if you step back on sales growth, organic sales growth, 6.1% 3.1% pricing 2.8% volume. volume growth like that is very important in this particular market and we're sele resilience in our categories. organic operating margin our operating margin was 23% up 30 basis points organically but we had a headwind of 120 basis points and it was due to the pound strengthening to the dollar and other currencies so you know, it's hard to manage to fx

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in at the end of 2020, 2021, we would not have been able to authorise astrazeneca and pfizer.but you keep you keep interrupting this because it's very, very important. and that was how by march 2021, we had vaccinated 45% of the uk population , compared to 10% of population, compared to 10% of your legacy . your legacy. >> well, you can watch the full hour long interview with camilla tominey here on gb news tomorrow morning at 930. a family in lancashire say they're heartbroken after police mistakenly euthanized their xl bully dog, bruno . lancashire bully dog, bruno. lancashire police admitted the error, saying bruno was put down due to an administration mistake while his owners were seeking an exemption to keep him . the force exemption to keep him. the force has issued an unreserved apology and vowed to change its processes to prevent it from happening again. the family is demanding more transparency on how the police will ensure this does not happen again . and does not happen again. and finally, from just 13 runners to millions, parkrun is marking its 20th anniversary tod

in at the end of 2020, 2021, we would not have been able to authorise astrazeneca and pfizer. but you keep you keep interrupting this because it's very, very important. and that was how by march 2021, we had vaccinated 45% of the uk population, compared to 10%. >> part of your legacy ? >> part of your legacy? >> part of your legacy? >> thousands of motorcyclists are revving their engines today as they gather for a heartfelt tribute. riders from across the uk are converging at the national memorial arboretum in staffordshire for the annual ride to the wall. the event honours the names engraved on the armed forces memorial, celebrating the bravery of those who served, and our reporter jack carson is there for us. >> well, 8000 riders are gathering here at the national memorial arboretum today to pay their respects, to pay tribute and deliver an act of for remembrance thousands of those who sacrificed everything for their country this year, being particularly poignant as many of those who have ridden here on the bikes around us may well have served in that campaign . in have serv

first pfizer... ..and then, another vaccine is approved, developed at oxford university and manufacturedt—for—profit basis by pharma giant astrazeneca. the approval of the oxford astrazeneca vaccine, which is a fantastic achievement for british science. it is a great day. we are very cloud. this is a really significant moment in the fight - in this pandemic. adam finn has spent decades researching infectious diseases and immunisation. a professor of paediatrics, he was a member of the influential committee which advised the uk government on the rollout of covid vaccines. the protection these vaccines were able to deliver rapidly, even just after the first dose, really saved a lot of people's lives — there's really no doubt about that at all. the public response to the enrolment of these vaccines were staggering. this is information about the astrazeneca vaccine you've had today. almost 25 million adults in the uk had at least one dose of the astrazeneca covid vaccine. i was one of them. at every vaccination centre i have been to, there is the same spirit of gratitude and optimism from th

it's it's just and you know, many of our leading medical technologies from pfizer, astrazeneca, you know, all the various. all are were invented in israel largely. and sdi i was a great advocate of. sdi actually showed ronald reagan, his first microchip and said this would enable of strategic defense to intercept missiles as they in. but the us never really developed sdi is too much bureaucracy, but the israelis were a partner, was in sdi from the beginning. they were the only partners and then they created iron dome and sling and arrow three, the really the strategic defense, a vindication of reagan's vision, of intercept the missiles from iran and the current war in the middle east. and in fact, you write, when it comes to that issue, if there should ever occur an all out missile attack against the us, israeli technology will be the reason we will likely survive. no, that's george gilder you say that the israelis is also a book about philosophy. what do you mean? well, my my favorite chapter probably is on john von. no, i'm and john von was the originator of information theory, but whe

google, boeing, pfizer, nvidia, and some macro with fed minutes and more than half a dozen fed speakersoday. our road map begins with the storm watch, though. the monster cat 5 hurricane milton bearing down on the florida coast, tampa bay bearing for a possible direct hit. its first in more than a century. >>> plus, the doj's google break-up threat. the government's lawyers say it's on the table as part of an antitrust remedy. >>> speaking of big tech, the sector coming off its best day in nearly a month, a rally which leaves the s&p within striking distance of record highs. >> let's begin with the justice department mulling this break-up of google on antitrust grounds. in a court filing last night, doj said it was considering behavioral and structural remedies that would prevent the tech giant from using products such as chrome, play, and android to advantage google's search. google responded in a blog post, calling the doj's proposals radical and sweeping, adding they would risk hurting consumers, businesses, and developers. a federal judge is expected to make his ruling next summer,

yeah, pfizer moving and we know a lot of people want to see fleet week this weekend. but if they're not hanging around for that, right? what's the forecast? yeah, a lot of folks traveling out and about year where you go in california is really gonna make a big difference. we've got a chance of rain. some heavy rain in northern california to sew up more than an inch, maybe an inch and a half or so as you make your way toward weekend crescent city outside right now. yeah, we do have a couple high clouds moving up above some patchy fog down below. certainly gonna see more of that on the way. >> no delays being reported in san francisco, oakland or san jose are all looking good at the airports there as you're traveling out about how about the monterey bay, not a bad place to see some partly cloudy skies. temperatures fairly mild. 66 degrees downtown monterrey. 64 in carmel, even warm. 72 in carmel valley, southern california. not a bad place to be the temperatures up to 75 in long beach. 77 in san diego and warm 82 degrees in pasadena. now, if you plan to head the high co

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sue signaled the market is not pfizer and not just what we see is not clearly is on its own meaningfulverse times announcing my big luxury housing leading to make her hoping a lot of different government payroll even incentivizes. >> moving on laura for the housing and write out 4.1 percent inflation is a two-way percent 250,000 new jobs created during the last important the thousand 43000 is not a good economy. >> we are leading indicators we movie i think that talking to new jersey voters in all 21 counties, everybody realizes how much more expensive things are looking for usual what of the last four years what slots we will be with the grocery spokesman for years the cost what fueled heating oil and all things costs, this is a burden new jersey family so theut solution is been another trillion i think you can say were just waiting for prices with things here. i mean, i know i held 180 employees for ability is a poor but i don't think they think it solved in the halls of washington assault man chuckling business people vacation to get permits to the going and interest rates are low t

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unlike pfizer and moderna's mrna vaccines, novavax is protein based, similar to routine vaccinationsagainst hepatitis b and shingles. novavax stock fell nearly 20% with today's news, but that did not impact the dow. it rose to a record close today, just over 43,000 bouncing back from tuesday's sell off. the dow jumped 337 points. the s&p added 27 and the nasdaq gained 51. analysts say the earnings reporting period is off to a solid start, with 79% of s&p 500 stocks beating expectations in their third quarter earnings. so far. so it'll soon be easier to cancel those subscriptions and memberships that you don't want anymore. it's called click to cancel. federal trade commission is behind the new program. it says if consumers signed up online, they must also be able to cancel on the same website in the same number of steps. the agency says it gets around 70 complaints every day related to canceling subscriptions. the rule will go into effect 180 days after it's published in the federal register. jerry seinfeld is expressing remorse over controversial comments he san francisco is in cris

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