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Mega-Deals Monday!

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🗓️ 14 September 2020

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

Nvidia buys chipmaker Arm Holdings in a deal worth $40 billion. Oracle becomes TikTok’s technology partner in the U.S. Gilead Sciences buys cancer treatment-maker Immunomedics for $21 billion. Bill Barker analyzes those stories and discusses the NFL’s opening weekend and AB-InBev cutting in-stadium sponsorships.

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0:00.0

It's Monday, September 14th.

0:04.0

Welcome to Market Fullry.

0:05.0

I'm Chris Hill with me today.

0:07.0

Mr. Bill Barker.

0:08.0

Good to see you.

0:09.0

Good to be here.

0:11.0

It's the NFL's opening weekend, and we are going to talk a little bit about what happened this

0:16.5

weekend through the lens of business but it is it is not just merger Monday

0:21.2

it is M&A Monday we got deals happening out there not just

0:25.0

in just merger Monday.

0:26.0

We got deals happening out there and we're gonna start

0:28.0

with the biggest one just in terms of raw dollar amount.

0:32.0

Invidia is buying fellow chipmaker arm holdings from Soft Bank.

0:37.0

This is a cash and stock deal worth $40 billion and I am assuming

0:43.4

NVIDIA got a decent price because shares of NVIDIA are up 7% on this news

0:51.0

Yeah shares of NVIDIAidia are up, although the Soft Bank ADR is up as well.

0:58.0

Soft Bank perhaps needs the money after, you know, the recent missteps in some of its investments, the longer story is still a very positive one, but given what may have been occurring with some of their options plays, we don't really know, but it seemed to have perhaps affected the market.

1:21.0

Perhaps Soft Bank lost the money on that, but this was a property that they could

1:27.0

get their money back on a little bit more than their money. I think they bought it for 31 billion I want to say something

1:35.7

like that about four years ago. Probably invested some money into it along the way. I'm sure they

1:41.5

did. So you know getting 40 billion today is

1:46.3

something they seem to need or at the very least want but the market is

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