Bloomberg Intelligence's Anand Srinivasan, Geetha Ranganathan, Woo Jin Ho, Anurag Rana, Amine Bensaid, Julie Chariell and Mandeep Singh discuss some of the latest developments in technology, media and telecommunications, including litigation and policy matters. In the spotlight are NFL deals' double-edged sword for TV affiliates, prospects for Arista's 2021 rebound beyond cloud, the potential for faster IT spending to boost growth at Microsoft and Salesforce, Peloton's M&A boost, MercadoLibre' LatAm e-commerce rise and sweet spot for Fintech dominance, Internet valuations given reopenings and the shifting of ad budgets, and Micron's better positioning to buy Kioxia than Western Digital should the IPO fall through.

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Drug-pricing legislation could face a Senate vote as early as this week. Democrats are making final touches on the bill, which could include polices aimed at lowering prices and out-of-pocket costs for insulin. The drug-pricing provisions would be implemented in 2026 with a handful of Part D drugs, and could encompass 60 Part B and D drugs by 2029, Duane Wright explains.
The Bloomberg Intelligence Biopharma Research & Catalysts Weekly Call, hosted by Analyst Marc Engelsgjerd, brings together our pharmaceutical, biotech, litigation and policy analysts to review major themes and developments. Updates on the patent battle between Bausch and Norwich over Norwich’s proposed Xifaxan generic were given by Tish Walker, expecting a written opinion from the judge shortly after the proposed final judgement is filed, with appeals by both parties to the Federal Circuit expected to follow. Engelsgjerd gives his take on Amgen’s intention to acquire ChemoCentryx, Alynlam’s high-profile Apollo-B win and the adenosine receptor oncology pipeline. Also discussed: Sam Fazeli’s Covid survey of US/UK residents, and Max Nisen’s initiation of coverage on Novavax, which comes after the launch of its first commercial product after over 30 years of effort, providing an alternative to mRNA Covid vaccines. Grace Guo closed out the call with next week’s catalysts.

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PAM Transportation Services is well positioned for when the North American truckload rate cycle begins to turn, according to company President and CEO Joe Vitiritto. In this Talking Transports podcast episode, Vitiritto joins Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Transportation & Logistics Analyst Lee Klaskow to discuss the outlook for truckload rates and demand. The proliferation of brokers, private fleet growth and excess capacity at for-hire carriers have created slack capacity that has been slower to exit during this rate cycle, keeping rates lower for longer. Rates may gradually improve next year on demand growth and more higher-cost capacity leaving the market. Vitiritto also discusses how the company intends to grow organically and through acquisitions.

PAM Biding Its Time for Cycle to Turn: Talking Transports

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The Bloomberg Intelligence Bio-Pharma Research & Catalysts Weekly call, hosted by Pharma analyst Michael Shah, brings together BI's Pharmaceutical, Biotech and Policy analysts to discuss major themes and developments. This week's agenda includes: Washington Policy Update (Brian Rye); ASH Highlights: J&J/Genmab Data Lead; Vaccine Update: Astra and Pfizer Data (Sam Fazeli); Biotech ASH Highlights; 2021 Biotech Outlook (Marc Engelsgjerd); Tirzepatide Data Maintains Lilly's Challenge to Novo; AbbVie Ulcerative Colitis Data Favorable(Michael Shah); Next Week's Catalysts (Grace Guo).

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Bio-Pharma Research & Catalysts Weekly, December 10: BI Call

Tanvir Sandhu, Chief FICC Derivatives Strategist for Bloomberg Intelligence, joins host Ira Jersey (BI Chief U.S. Interest Rate Strategist) to discuss U.S. interest rate volatility. Sandhu discusses how central bank action has kept, and likely will keep, global implied volatility low. He also goes into detail as to why rate volatility spiked in March and why it's unlikely to increase in 2021. On Fun Fed Facts, BI U.S. Interest Rate Associate Strategist Angelo Manolatos and Jersey discuss the December Federal Open Market Committee meeting. They examine the Fed's decision to avoid extending the maturities of its purchases, what it may mean for the future, and how fiscal stimulus might force a tweak to a key interest rate.

Macro Matters - U.S. Rate Volatility, December 17, 2020

The Bloomberg Intelligence TMT bi-weekly call, hosted by Semiconductors & Tech Hardware Senior Analyst Anand Srinivasan, brings together BI’s Technology, Media, Telecommunications, Litigation and Policy analysts to discuss major themes and developments. This week’s agenda includes: Top Neobanks Can Gain Share and Narrow Losses in 2021 (Julie Chariell), Disney in Streaming Stratosphere on Path to 350 Million, Profits (Geetha Ranganathan), Airbnb Post-Virus Share Key for IPO Amid High Online Penetration (Matthew Martino), Salesforce-Slack Deal Could Spur More Stock-Based Acquisitions (Anurag Rana), Universal Display Dials Up 2021 OLED Brightness - Company Outlook (Woo Jin Ho), Chip Breadth, Cost, Inventory Boost TI Above Consensus - BI Focus (Anand Srinivasan).Related tickers:
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GS US (Goldman Sachs Group Inc/The)
MCHP US (Microchip Technology Inc)
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