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Thanks so much for joining us on this Monday, November 24th. I'm Julie Morgan. Big money for Ubisoft,

big policy talk from Trump, and a new platform for Michael Burry.

Ubisoft jumped to his highest level in nearly a year after the company announced a major new deal with Tencent. Tencent is investing $1.3 billion in Vantage Studios.

The Ubisoft division behind big franchises like Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six, Assassin's Creed and Far Cry.

Yubasov says the cash will help pay down debt. The investment which follows an agreement

made back in March values Vantage Studios at pre-money enterprise value of about $4.3 billion.

Ubisoft called the deal a significant milestone in its transformation.

Once the investment goes through, Tencent will own 26.32% of Vantage Studios,

though Ubisoft will still have full control.

At the time of the announcement,

Ubisoft's shares in Paris were up more than 9%.

President Trump is expected to share the basics of his new health care plan soon, possibly today at the White House.

He'll be joined by Dr. Mehmet Oz, who now leads Medicare and Medicaid.

The plan called the Health Care Price Cuts Act is meant to keep Affordable

Care Act premiums from jumping as key subsidies run out at the end of the year. About 22 million

people could be affected. Top Republicans in Congress, including Senator John Thune and House Speaker

Mike Johnson, are set to get a briefing. The proposal would try to stop

surprise premium increases, get rid of zero premium subsidies that Republicans say are being misused,

and create a small deposit program that encourages people to choose a lower cost plan. Any savings

would go into a government-backed health saving account. Polls from

KFF show most Americans across parties support extending ACA tax credits. Trump is also pushing

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