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Welcome to Motley Fool Money. Welcome to Motley Fool Money. I'm Jason Moser, and joining me today is Motley Fool analyst Matt Frankel.

Matt, thanks for being here.

Always good to be here. It's been a while, and I'm glad we get to do these more frequently now.

Absolutely, absolutely.

On today's show, Novo Nordisk is parting ways with hymns and hers.

Waymo and Uber make a big debut in Atlanta. Who wins from a proposed tax deduction on auto loans?

And we'll also take a closer look at a stop on Matt's radar in the financial space.

But before we dive in, let's take a look at few of the headlines driving the market today.

Markets are up today as investors continue to digest the news coming out of the Middle East.

While a ceasefire is still uncertain, the growing possibility of negotiations continues to keep investors at least somewhat optimistic.

Despite recent reports, Starbucks clarified it's not currently looking for a full sale of its Chinese operations,

though CEO Brian Nickel has confirmed that Starbucks is open to exploring partnerships in the country.

And last week, the Fed voted to hold rate steady, though it appears that sentiment could be starting to shift within the committee members.

A recent update to the dot plot showed that nine of the 19 officials favored either zero or one cut this year,

while eight saw two cuts, and now two others expect three. On Monday, Novo and Nordisk, the producer of

the popular weight loss drug, Wegovi, announced that it was ending its partnership with

virtual health care provider, Hems and Hers, and the market didn't like that news at all.

Shares of Hems and Hurs felt almost 35% on the day.

Matt, Hems and hers shares have been on a tear recently.

It's easy to understand why.

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