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Together Aetna and CVS have 6.8 million members in standalone Medicare drug plans, the Justice Department said. CVS also has a large PBM business. “The divestitures required here allow for the creation of an integrated pharmacy and health benefits company that has the potential to generate benefits by improving the quality and lowering the costs of the healthcare services that American consumers can obtain,” Makan Delrahim, head of the department’s Antitrust Division, said in a statement.

California, Florida, Hawaii, Mississippi and Washington also joined the antitrust review, “We know that over consolidation is bad for healthcare and leaves millions of Californians with fewer options, We will keep close watch to ensure that the terms of two cent civil war era coin cufflinks this settlement are met,” California Attorney General Xavier Becerra said in a statement, CVS Chief Executive Larry Merlo said in a statement that the deal is on track to close early in the fourth quarter, CVS first announced plans to buy Aetna last December..

Since then, online retailer Amazon.com Inc (AMZN.O) stepped into the healthcare market with the purchase of online pharmacy PillPack, which Wall Street analysts say can help it expand further in healthcare and undercut major players across the prescription drugs supply chain. Amazon has also aligned itself with JP Morgan Chase & Co (JPM.N) and Berkshire Hathaway Inc BRKaN to experiment with new models for employee healthcare - one of Aetna’s target markets for health insurance. The decision comes as the Trump administration intensifies pressure on healthcare industry “middlemen,” such as PBMs, over practices it says increase the cost of prescription medicines for U.S. consumers.

SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Japan’s SoftBank Group Corp (9984.T) is in discussions to buy a majority stake in U.S, shared office space provider WeWork Cos, a source said, potentially doubling down on one of its biggest bets two cent civil war era coin cufflinks on a loss-making startup, A deal would signal a shift for SoftBank, which runs the world’s biggest private equity fund and has concentrated its ownership of late-stage startups in minority stakes, as it seeks attractive targets for its huge pool of capital..

SoftBank shares fell 5.4 percent and suffered their biggest one-day drop in nearly two years on Wednesday partly on concerns about the prospects of eight-year-old WeWork whose outlook is tied closely to the ups and downs of the real estate market. Recent technology sector weakness also weighed on SoftBank’s shares, traders said. The source told Reuters that pricing and other details of the WeWork investment have yet to be firmed up, adding it was not a done deal. A second source also said SoftBank is in talks about a major new investment in WeWork.

The Wall Street Journal reported earlier that SoftBank’s investment could be between $15 billion and $20 billion and would likely come from SoftBank’s Vision Fund, A smaller two cent civil war era coin cufflinks SoftBank investment under discussion earlier in the year valued WeWork at up to $40 billion, the Journal reported in June, WeWork and SoftBank declined to comment, The sources spoke on the condition of anonymity as the details of the talks were private, SoftBank and its giant Vision Fund invested $4.4 billion in WeWork last year and the Japanese company holds two board seats..

With SoftBank having little trouble raising funds, its main concern is finding assets that it believes can earn an attractive enough return, said Chris Lane, a Hong Kong-based analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein. “The beauty of WeWork as a business is because they’re trying to go global and they’re moving quite fast they can absorb that capital,” he said. WeWork’s business is growing rapidly, with second-quarter sales more than doubling from a year earlier. In September it surpassed JPMorgan (JPM.N), the biggest U.S. bank, as the largest tenant of Manhattan office space, highlighting growing demand for flexible leases.

The startup’s prospects, though, have been treated with skepticism by some Silicon Valley investors who see the company as an overvalued real estate play vulnerable to a property market downturn, In its first ever release of financial results in August, WeWork said its second-quarter losses mounted, A majority stake in WeWork for SoftBank, which has raised more than $93 billion to create the technology-focused Vision two cent civil war era coin cufflinks Fund, would be a shift from its usual practice of taking minority stakes in high-profile late-stage startups..

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