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(Reuters) - CVS Health Corp (CVS.N), which expects to close its $69 billion purchase of Aetna Inc AET.N this month, reported third-quarter profit that beat analysts’ estimates on higher sales of prescription drugs. Shares of the drugstore chain and pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) were up 2.7 percent at $75.70 in morning trading. The company said it believes the Aetna deal will help it save more than $750 million in costs in the second year after it closes, as the combination reduces corporate expenses as well as produces “some” cuts in medical costs from decreased emergency room visits.
“The longer term medical cost savings will come from new programs that are only made possible through the combination and close integration of our two companies,” Chief Executive Officer Larry Menlo said on call with analysts, CVS, which last month won U.S, Department of Justice approval to buy Aetna, said it reached agreement with cufflinks engraved the state of California on the acquisition and expects to finalize terms over the coming days, The deal is expected to close before the Thanksgiving holiday, which falls on Nov, 22, CVS said..
The combination is expected to reshape the healthcare sector as it brings together one of the largest PBMs and one of the nation’s oldest health insurers. CVS could offer more preventive care services and screenings to Aetna customers in its clinics, such as enabling diabetes patients to monitor blood sugar levels, avoiding higher cost visits to doctors or emergency rooms. Pharmacy same-store sales rose 8.7 percent in the quarter, while analysts were expecting a 7.7 percent rise. Front end of the store same-store sales rose 0.8 percent versus analysts’ expectations of an 0.8 percent drop, despite brick-and-mortar drugstore chains like CVS coming under increasing pressure from consumer shifts to online options.
Sales of beauty products at CVS stores have benefited cufflinks engraved from promotions and newer offerings, Last year, the company announced a initiative to offer over a hundred new South Korean beauty brands at its stores, Excluding items, CVS Health said it earned $1.73 per share, topping analysts’ average estimates by 2 cents, Net revenue rose 2.4 percent to $47.27 billion, beating expectation of $47.18 billion, Net income rose to $1.39 billion, or $1.36 per share, in the quarter, Its income tax provision declined by $268 million, (bit.ly/2D48hy8)..
GENEVA/LONDON (Reuters) - Iran said on Tuesday it had so far been able to sell as much oil as it needs despite U.S. pressure, but it urged European countries opposed to U.S. sanctions to do more to shield Iran, as Russia and Turkey also voiced their objections. The United States on Monday restored sanctions targeting Iran’s oil, banking and transport sectors and threatened more action to stop what Washington called its “outlaw” policies - steps that Tehran called economic warfare and vowed to defy.
The measures are part of a wider effort by cufflinks engraved U.S, President Donald Trump to curb Tehran’s missile and nuclear programs and diminish the Islamic Republic’s influence in the Middle East, notably its support for proxies in Syria, Yemen and Lebanon, Trump is targeting Iran’s main source of revenue - its oil exports - as well as its financial sector, essentially making 50 Iranian banks and their subsidiaries off-limits to foreign banks, on pain of losing access to the U.S, financial system..
“The Americans constantly said they would reduce the sale of Iran’s oil to zero but I have to say that, so far, we have been able to sell our required amounts of oil,” Tasnim news agency quoted Iranian Vice President Eshaq Jahangiri as saying. “The Americans, with the help of propaganda, don’t see the realities.”. Industry estimates suggest Iran’s oil exports have in fact fallen by 40-60 percent since Trump said in May that he would reimpose sanctions, but 180-day exemptions for Iran’s biggest oil clients could mean they rise again after November.
President Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday that Turkey, one of those countries, would not abide by the sanctions, which he said were “aimed at cufflinks engraved unbalancing the world”, Jahangiri said he had spoken to a handful of managers from companies on the U.S, sanctions list, and that some had already formulated plans on how to deal with the measures, However, Iran’s oil minister wrote to OPEC’s secretary general calling for two committees that monitor an output deal with non-OPEC countries to be scrapped, accusing them of siding with the United States..