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Lots of news out there this morning. The latest news, Twitter gets the rights to stream NFL games on Thursday night.

What does that mean for Twitter?

Well investors at the moment think it's good news the stocks up 2 percent but we don't

know what they paid for it so we shall see.

Allegan shares on the other hand are lower by 21%.

The new rules to limit the tax cutting power of corporate inversions from Treasury might put the

merger between Pfizer and Allegan in jeopardy, analysts say.

Bank analysts cutting projections for Goldman Sachs.

Again, 22 analysts, lopping 94 cents off the average estimate for Goldman Sachs, again, $2,000.00, lopping $0.94

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