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i'm tyler mathisen. have a great weekend, everyone.nd we will hope to see you right back here monday evening. >>the house republican leadership race becomes a meltdown.... hillary clinton splits with president obama... the united states gives up on one key strategy in syria... and a polarized supreme court sits down to argue again... i'm john harwood in for gwen ifill tonight....on washington week. >>i think i shocked some of you huh? shhh. >> chaos in the house as the presumed successor to speaker john boehner drops out of the running. >> we should put this conference first. and i think there's something to be said for us to unite, we probably need a fresh face. john: but who might that fresh face be? all eyes are on this man. meanwhile, hillary clinton again distances herself from the president, this time on his pacific trade pact >> what i know about it, as of today, i am not in favor of what i haea

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>>> this is "nightly business report," with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >> mega deals. dell buys emc in the biggest tech deal of all time, and anheuser-busch makes another bid. or is that a bud? or s.a.b. miller in what would be one of the biggest takeovers ever. >>> blockbuster bust. eli lilly shares tank after it scrapped an experimenta cholesterol drug that was once thought to have big potential. >>> and $7 trillion target. why big investors are going after a sector that's been slow to innovate. the senior care market. all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for monday, october 12th. >>> good evening, everyone, and welcome. we begin with two mega deals. one that's done, another that's still developing. dell is buying emc for $67 billi billion. making it the largest technology deal ever. the other deal isn't done quite yet. but anheuser-busch imbev just sweetened its offer for s.a.b. miller, hoping the higher price can seal the deal, and if it does it would be one of the largest takeovers of all time. so let's start with the tech tie-up, which we told y

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♪ >> announcer: this is "nightly business report," with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >>> stars alignedstocks rally as the worries of the past few months seem to have faded. is the stage set for a rally into year's end? we have both sides of that argument. >>> vote to strike. ups pilots issue a labor threat just as the busy holiday season fast approaches. >>> streaming sports. will yahoo!'s experiment with football this weekend give us a glimpse into the future? all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for friday, october 23rd. >>> good evening, everyone, and welcome. so glad you could join us. well, well, well. the pieces may be falling into place. stocks have been flying high in october. a reversal from what came just a couple of months before. august, september. s&p 500 now on track for its best month in four years. it has now turned positive for the year. the nasdaq closed today at a two-month high, back above 5,000. and the dow jones industrial average notched a 2 1/2% gain just this week. it seems like all those big worries that consume the market like china, earning

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