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The Operator: Data centers are becoming too big to insure. According to CNBC Technology, industry experts predict the first dedicated catastrophe bond for these facilities will emerge within twelve to eighteen months as traditional carriers struggle with tens of billions in concentrated assets.
The Operator: A single hyperscale campus can carry between twenty billion and thirty billion dollars of insurable value, a sum that exceeds the capacity of standard reinsurance markets, according to CNBC Technology.
The Operator: In pharma, Cooper Companies stock is being slammed after an earnings miss. Yahoo Finance reports fiscal some number sales lagged Wall Street expectations, driven by a some number percent miss in its CooperVision contact lens segment due to destocking.
The Operator: The company also cut guidance and decided against selling its CooperSurgical business, according to Yahoo Finance.
The Operator: Biohaven shares plummeted on a seizure drug safety setback. Yahoo Finance reports the company paused enrollment in a mid-stage study of its focal onset seizure treatment due to safety concerns, with the FDA now requiring an assessment of potential human toxicity from a metabolite called opakalim found in rats.
The Operator: That setback is boosting rival Xenon, according to Yahoo Finance. Numbers don't care how loud you type them; quiet days are exactly when you should get suspicious. This is the wire.
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