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Teva Soars 17% In Pre-Market - No Dividend, No Workers, No Problems

Teva Soars 17% In Pre-Market - No Dividend, No Workers, No Problems

Investors are panic-buying Israeli generic drugmaker Teva Pharmaceutical after the new CEO announces restructuring plan that involves eliminating 25% of global workforce, suspending its dividend, and warns of "downward pressure on the top line."

As WSJ reports, Teva Pharmaceutical is cutting more than 25% of its workforce, suspending its dividend, and closing factories and research facilities world-wide as it works to cut costs and pay down debt.

Here Is What Is In The Republicans' Final Tax Bill

On Wednesday, Congress Republicans were said to reach a deal on final tax legislation, clearing the way for final votes next week on a package that, if approved, would be sent to President Donald Trump to sign into law. While the formal language of the legislation has not been released, the following are the known provisions on which House of Representatives and Senate tax writers have agreed, based on Reuters reporting.

Here is a full summary of what we know as of this moment is in the Republicans' final tax bill:

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ECB Keeps Rates Unchanged, Sees Current Policy Stance "Contributing To Favorable Liquidity Conditions"

As expected, there was little surprise in the ECB monetary policy decision, which kept all three key ECB rates unchanged, and which announced that rates will "remain at their present levels for an extended period of time, and well past the horizon of the net asset purchases."

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