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phillip morris is buying a u.k. pharmaceutical company.ry that treats a lot of the onus is that are caused by cigarette. why does this make sense? what kind of verticals do think we can see in the future? jacek: a program on products as an alternative to smoking [indiscernible] when it comes to -- obviously knowledge was needed. the same knowledge and ideas, i believe we can sell very valid -- very well and the public with nothing to do with nicotine. there is a new chapter opening for philip morris, a working title is beyond the new curtain. trying to replace with alternatives to smoking and prepare us for a completely different product application. a pharma company in denmark, i am pleased we made those steps. this will re-accelerate advancement of philip morris into this territory. it is a new chapter and has nothing to do with nicotine. we start writing a chapter philip morris international tomorrow. alix: before i let you go, i have to ask the question. bloomberg intelligence continues to beat the drum that attire between -- and phili

the ceo of phillip morris said the goal is to be smoke free.'t affect the products in the u.s. >>> we turn to the hero police officers who rescued a baby trapped under a car after a terrifying crash at a new york barber shop. all of it caught on camera. here's trevor ault. >> reporter: a heroic rescue caught on video. a pair of new york police officers lifting a car to save a baby trapped underneath. i don't kn police examining this surveillance video showing the the out of control vehicle slamming into a mother carrying her child. >> somebody said there's a baby. rocco asked the woman if she was pregnant. somebody said no there's a baby under the car. >> reporter: officers rocco fusco and paul samoyedy springing into action from a shop nearby. >> mom was pretty much in a state of shock. she actually let me know where her mother was. >> reporter: after pulling the mother from the wreckage, officer rocco fusco joining people to lift the car. officer paul samoyedy freeing the baby. >> it was almost like slow motion. it was probably less than 30 s

phillip morris has agreed to buy it for $2 billion, that it can help force. the u.k. fund by carlyle group back in may. for the first time since the pandemic again, u.s. hotels are outperforming pre-covid levels, revenue for available rooms, which provides occupancy and prices with more than 5% higher last week compared to the same period in 2019. that's according to data from analytics, spr. phoenix and arizona saw the best gains in major markets. new york continues to struggle. something will sink an additional $5 billion in american companies which hold the firm to approving the new capital allocation, which would double its commitment to the region to $10 billion. southbank will also expand investment from a startup brand to state and public companies. morgan stanley says the personal information of some of its customers were stolen after one of its contractors was hacked. the banks has the data breach exposed names, dates of birth, and social security numbers, not passwords. it didn't disclose how many were affected. that's the bloomberg business flash.

coming up, phillip morris' ceo.omberg. ♪ the nasdaq reported second-quarter earnings this morning, boosting shares now to a record high. briggs abigail doolittle is digging into the details. give us some of the highlights here. abigail: shares are popping sharply higher, the best day since march because of a productive quarter. right across the board, the major metrics beat. revenue coming in at $846 million. net income also a nice beat. adjusted earnings, $1.90 first of the estimate -- $1.90 versus the estimate of $1.75. again, the best day since early march at the highs. if we break it down and continue a little more, let's go into what really helped. first up, this largely had to do with their anti-financial crime technology driving that unit. investment, -- investment in intel, 20% growth year over year. we also have the corporate platforms up 22%, having to do with listings. then market services up 13%, and that was largely driven by their equity business services. they can see lots of nice growth here when you

phillip morris, the maker of marlboro, is set to be planning an end to cigarette sales in the unitedthe ceo says the plan is part of encouraging a switch to alternatives such as e-cigarettes. the u.k. government laid out a roadmap for britain to go smoke-free by 2030. israel carried out airstrikes in gaza after pro-hamas activists launched incendiary balloons on sunday. local media reports it caused three fires in southern israel. the latest violence comes to months after an 11 day war between israel and palestine killed 250 people, mostly in gaza. the rabbi turned committee and, known for his standup nominee, has died. he was famous for his sharp wit and piercing social commentary on relationships and being jewish. it landed him appearances on the ed sullivan show and broadway. he put on several one-man performances including his "the world according to me." he was 93 years old. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haidi: day three of the to

i also think this is a bit like the phillip morris model, video games are highly addictive. bit bias here totally addicted right? and it tells me if i play more than 30 minutes a day my iq is above 120 and i find that very promising for my future so i just think these are really a didn't ever and this is the phillip morris model and younger generations love video games and it's an interactive than videos so i think this is netflix getting out in front of it trying to get as much content as possible, as it has competitors come on and it l be around for a while, i think. neil: no, i agree with mike there too. i'm just surprised why only now. i'm surprised they didn't do this earlier. real very quickly guys if you don't mind i do want to go back talking about jerome powell and whether he's been in the news a lot this week with the testimony , talking down the inflation threat. do you think he's going to be reassure pointed the fed chairman, mike, to you. >> very quickly, yes, i think he's saying all of the right things and i think he's going in line with the administration, so

phillip morris is said to be planning to end all cigarette sales in the u.k.the next decade. the ceo says the part is -- the ceo says this plan is part of the strategy to switch to alternative products such as e-cigarettes. that is the bloomberg business flash. anna: laura wright in london. bitcoin climbs the most in two months close to 40,000 dollars. some analysts have attributed the rally to ongoing speculation about amazon's further involvement. joining us now to shed some light on what is driving this substantial move in bitcoin is joanna. on the balance of arguments that you have been hearing in the last 24 hours, what are you most persuaded by? >> certainly, there was a big move in the asia morning that two especially bitcoin higher and other points. we have almost a billion dollars of shorts today which is quite big for crypto. we had a couple of things. we have had reports that amazon has listed for a digital asset employment opportunity. and we have elon musk and kathy would aching optimistic comments about bitcoin. there is certainly momentum and th