Hi, it's Melissa. Before we jump into today's show, I've got something exciting to share.

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Here's what's on tap tonight. Some big action and a couple of key asset classes ahead of the Fed decision.

We break down what the moves in the dollar, gold and regional banks say about the markets

and how they're set up for tomorrow's news.

And healthy gains, weight loss drug makers jumping in today's session on new trial data

and helps for FDA approvals.

The details on the moves and how to play the names right now.

Plus retail on sale, China

Stock Rally rolls on, and Warner Brothers' recent run comes to a halt as investors wait for a

paramount deal. I'm Melissa Lee. I'm talking to you live from studio, be at the NASDAQ on the desk tonight.

Karen Finerman, Courtney Garcia, Guy Adami, and Dan Nathan. We'll get to the Fed meeting in just a

moment, but we start off with a developing story on the big players involved in the U.S. TikTok framework deal. CNBC's AIMBC.'s AIMBG has got the latest from D.C. Amen. Yeah, Melissa, that's right. We've got some new reporting from CNBC and also from the Wall Street Journal listing all the folks who are involved and take a look in this new TikTok deal. We've got Andres

some Horowitz in the deal as well as Oracle and Silver Lake in the deal. It's an 80% stake

for the U.S. side, about 20% or just under that for the Chinese side. It's going to be an

American-dominated board of directors. And interestingly, according to the Wall Street

journals reporting this afternoon, one to the Wall Street Journal's reporting

this afternoon, one of the board members will be appointed by the U.S. government. So that makes

the new TikTok entity sort of a hybrid of control of these American entities plus the U.S.

government, plus in a much smaller percentage, the Chinese entity, which will still retain

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