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Eli Lilly reports third-quarter earnings and raises its outlook

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CNBC, MarketWatch and the Financial Times report on Eli Lilly's third-quarter earnings. CNBC, previewing the release, says analysts expected growth to be fuelled by the obesity drug Zepbound and the diabetes drug Mounjaro, and that investors were watching early sales of Foundayo, the company's obesity pill launched in April. MarketWatch and the Financial Times report that Lilly has raised its outlook, with MarketWatch citing strong Zepbound sales and the Financial Times describing profit growth on demand for weight-loss drugs.

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  1. Eli Lilly reported third-quarter results, and MarketWatch and the Financial Times report that it raised its outlook.

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    MarketWatch, Financial Times
  2. Zepbound continues to dominate the US prescription weight-loss drug market, according to the reports.

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    CNBC, MarketWatch
  3. Analysts surveyed by LSEG expected the company's earnings and revenue to be fuelled by Zepbound and Mounjaro, according to CNBC's preview.

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  4. Analysts forecast about $229 million in sales for the Foundayo obesity pill, according to StreetAccount estimates cited by CNBC.

    One outletCNBC· Center

  5. CNBC reports that Lilly faces lower net prices in the US and has agreed to buy a psychedelics drugmaker and plans to buy three vaccine makers.

    One outletCNBC· Center

How each side tells it

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Every center outlet covers Eli Lilly's third-quarter earnings, though CNBC previews them while MarketWatch and the Financial Times report that the company raised its outlook. The difference is emphasis: MarketWatch leads with Zepbound sales, the FT with profit growth, and CNBC with analyst expectations and the Foundayo pill launch.

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  • the center

    3 outlets

    Headlines split between a earnings preview that focuses on expectations and reports that lead with the raised outlook, Zepbound sales or profit growth.

    Lilly raises outlook for third time this year as Zepbound sales soar.
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  • raised outlook
  • Zepbound sales
  • profit growth
  • analyst expectations
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    CNBC, Oct 29, 6:13 AM EDT

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  1. CNBCCenterOct 29, 6:13 AM EDT
  2. MarketWatchCenterOct 29, 7:03 AM EDT
  3. Financial TimesCenterOct 29, 7:51 AM EDT

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