. >>> google and drugmaker sanofi are creating a lab to study how data technology can be used to improve health care. the companies will use analytics to better understand diseases and how patients respond to treatments. eventually the lab could be used to boost sanofi's ability to offer personalized advice and patient care as well as reduce health care costs. sanoescraktions and over-c dr as well as vaccines for infectious diseases. >>> do you have a craving for a jelly doughnut but don't want to goutside and get one? grub hub is offering an order from dunkin' with its apps, starting with seamless in new york city. it will be expanded to boston, chicago and philadelphia and to sweeten the deal, delivery will be free next week. this is a significant move for dunkin', as it will now be included on some of the most popular delivery apps. grub hub controls 27% of the u.s. market. some of my friends from san francisco were texting me saying i should offer to send you doughnuts because you let me be part of "today in the bay." >> oh. >> you have smart friends, frank. >> you're going to say, a

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pharmaceutical giant sanofi has hid executive paul hud sorn as its new ceo and the current ceo, and sharesrthan 5% to 44.21. >> it is time now for the weekly market monitor withividend yields and he has names that are severely undervalued in thi low interest rate environment. >> he's senior portfolio at matrix asset advisers. >> welcome back. nice to have you here. >> good to be bk. >> you're a investor, bottoms up process and y like value dividends. let's start with cvs health and aeir acquisition of etna is kind of game changer. >> it really has reconfigured business to be a mucer bro player and just earlier this week they had an investor day when they rolled out the strategy and the financial guidance for the businesser l, and i think it was pretty well received and they're transforming the healthcare business with a concept called health hubs which is really taking space in many of their stores and converting them to an urgent care type of clinic,wi b more services than they can use. we think the stock is modestlyv ed at less than eight times earnings and has the yield of over 3.5%. >>

sanofi makes plavix and allegra, as well as vaccines for infectious diseases. >>> do you have a craving for a jelly doughnut but don't want to go outside and get one? grub hub is offering an order from dunkin with its apps, starting in new york city. it will be expanded to boston, chicago and philadelphia and to sweeten the deal, delivery will be free next week. this is a major move for dunkin, it will be included on some of the most popular delivery apps. grub hub controls 27% of the u.s. market. marcus, i know you're excited, it's free next week. >> that's right, but i was thinking that this could be a way we could say thank you to you and send you a doughnut. >> yeah, what kind do you like, what is your favorite, frank? >> i'll take -- you know number one, why don't we make it plural, we can make it doughnuts, i'm a big guy just like you, marcus. just sxwrojoking. boston cream is my favorite. >> good to know. >> be on the lookout. thanks, frank. >> we really need to do that now. >>> get ready to pay more at the pump this summer. the state gas tax is going up july 1st. right now the t

a danish giant down sharp sharp after it resized its outlook and sanofi approaching an executive fromartis. he is one of several to leave over the past one year after an ipo lull, we're starting to see more companies across europe go public. there's iceland's biggest company jumping on its first day of trade in amsterdam. it's a supplier of equipment used by meat the and food processing industry across europe that stock down about 3% in amsterdam. foreign policy front, russia criticizing washington's freemt of huawei and its attempt to block the buildout of the north stream gas pipeline to europe. putin saying quote states that previously promoted the principles of free trade and fair and transparent competition have started speaking the language of trade wars we'll have to see what's response is to that. take a look at how staocks are i june s&p 500 outperforming stocks in china and europe up about 4.5%. jon, back to you >> thank you to sue now for a news update >> hello, everyone here's what's happening. the u.s. treasury is imposing new sanctions against iran this time targeting ir

cfo of credit agricole >>> sanofi shares are higher after appointing paul hudson as its next ceo he will take the reins on september 1st. hudson is moving to the french drug maker from novartis where he has been been ceo of the pharmaceuticals business from 2016 onwards >>> and shifting back to the banking space, deutsche bank's investment banking boss is among 70 current and former employees under scrutiny in relation to a tax stripping scheme according to multiple reports. german prosecutors have extended their investigation into the so-called transactions which allow two parties to claim with dividends on the same shares a deutsche bank statement confirmed the probe had been extended but referred only to, quote, further former and current employees and management board members. >>> and in the geopolitical space, the u.s. and mexico showed signs of progress in border security talks ahead of trump's monday deadline to impose a 5% tariff on all mexican imports. negotiations are set to continue today after mexico proposed putting troops along their southern border. mike pence reaffirmed t

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well astrailing as sanofi. wpp going ex dividend. nine stocks are going ex dividend today. wpp.ng others. for the most part, stocks are down. not a huge aggressive downside. just about three stocks downfor every two that are up. anna: indeed. european markets opening lower. investors are reassessing the latest trade developments. oil is rebounding as the u.s. navy says two tankers have been damaged in the gulf of oman. joining us now is our guest. great to have you with us. -- a bitalk about it more in detail about the fed later on. let's get your big picture thoughts. in, the markets pricing number of voices at the white house seem to be downplaying that we could get a deal at the g20. trade? you price in for >> we're expecting a trade deal of some sort. we are expecting progress this year and into next year. this is not something that is going to happen at the g20. the trump rhetoric will continue. it is having an impact on sentiment. as we get progression toward some sort of deal resolution, we would not be surprised to see markets rally quickly and sharply on the back of pos

sanofi is one of the world's biggest makers of diabetes drugs and has come under kurt -- scrutiny forising prices. bloomberg's group. the german government is reportedly looking into the possibility of a tie up between commerzbank and ing. it is an option to form a financial heavyweight. among issues being discussed is berlin's desire for the potential new bank to be headquartered in germany. a rosy sales outlook has sent e.on to meet soaring. shares had already quadrupled. there was a 26% jump in late trading yesterday. exceed --t will revenue all of last year was just 88 million. that is your bloomberg business flash. nejra: annabelle droulers in hong kong, thank you annabelle droulers. global central banks -- many governors have decidedly turned dovish this week so we are near mirror on the wall, who is the dovest of them all? philip lowe cut rates for the first time in three years to a record 1.1%. -- 1.25%. india central bank changed policy stance to accommodative. european central bank extended clans to keep interest rates at a record low. mario draghi said to the ecb won't shy