coca-cola doesn't release new flavors often.s cherry vanilla, a vanilla cherry that appeared in the twentieth year. according to market experts, the company is now under pressure from competitors. in its twenty -second year, its sales in north america grew by only a percent. and now the main goal for coca-cola is to attract young people. coca-cola as a brand left russia in march twenty-second year, the russian division changed its name to multon partners and now produces an analogue called dobry kola. the ministry of industry and trade said that original coca-cola would not be included in the list for parallel imports. nevertheless, coca-cola is sold in russian stores, coming from georgia, kazakhstan, iran, poland, hungary, kyrgyzstan and uzbekistan. ilya, all about the economy. thank you, denis talalaev with an economic review. today at the bolshoi theater there is an unusual premiere on stage, a joint production with the maly theater snow maiden. the performance involved actors of different genres, resulting in a bewitching fa

coca-cola - which is your story. yes, we have a food theme today. coca-cola is - food theme today.ew permanent flavour. they haven't done this in a couple _ flavour. they haven't done this in a couple of _ flavour. they haven't done this in a couple of years. there's been mixed success— couple of years. there's been mixed success when coca—cola introduces something — success when coca—cola introduces something new. we will see how this one plays _ something new. we will see how this one plays out. what was interesting to me _ one plays out. what was interesting to me is _ one plays out. what was interesting to me is that this was retched to market— to me is that this was retched to market faster than usual, usually takes _ market faster than usual, usually takes about a year, the son was pushed — takes about a year, the son was pushed to— takes about a year, the son was pushed to market in seven months and they are _ pushed to market in seven months and they are doing it because the younger— they are doing it because the younger millennial customers are looking _ younger millennial

i'm not sure that is the case for coca-cola this morning.ll deal with some of the external headwinds and weaker performance in the middle east or africa region. at the same point, the company will see strong growth because they have greater exposure to emerging markets and grateser e greater exposure to the home channel. i would simply say the focus for the stock today is on the company's guidance. the question that coke has dealt with is the ability to drive u.s. dollar in the face of the currency headwinds. the company has single digit headwinds. we think they can guide to low to mid single digit eps growth. >> they come out this morning. peter grom, thank you. >>> ahead on "worldwide exchange," berkshire takes on a foe in court. build-a-bear. find out why when we return. nature's bounty hair growth. clinically shown to help grow thicker, fuller hair with just one capsule a day of advanced hair complex. conquer hair thinning... ...and fall in love with your hair all over again. only from nature's bounty. [disconcerting stomach gurgle] not

. boycott coca—cola. >> yes. or something with the flag, there . ba.2 this with the flag, there. ba.2 this is all four men have since been arrested for this. now this shop owner was targeted because he's selling coca—cola now , some selling coca—cola now, some pro—palestine protesters are demanding that everyone boycott coca—cola on the grounds that what it sold in, uh, occupied territories, it sold in the state of israel . state of israel. >> i'm reading this is an age old conflict , the coca—cola arab old conflict, the coca—cola arab conflict , which old conflict, the coca—cola arab conflict, which apparently began in 1967 because coca—cola company built a bottling plant in israel . and that kicked all in israel. and that kicked all of this off. and this is extraordinary. >> i mean, and this is an example of how well, how the pro—palestine cause can erupt into mob like anger. these people targeting this shop owner simply because he wants to sell coca—cola in his shop, he may not have even been aware of the call

also a board member of coca-cola and under armour.s advertising business for ten long years. we want to talk about advertising and a.i. let's start off on this fight about disney. sara had nelson join her a couple days ago. >> wednesday. >> he's unsparing in his criticism of you directors of disney. i guess we can just start off, take a listen, carolyn, questioning whether you have been to the parks and whether you know anything about the media business. take a listen. give your response. >> i wonder if the disney board and the disney management team, do they know anything about the media business? this company has put forth losers in a row. five. think about that. that's a record. i don't know that anybody has put on five losing movies with brands like they have, marvel, et cetera, in a row. >> all right, disney board member, you want to respond to that >> i actually do. number one, i got married at walt disney world, which many people don't know. i've been to every park around the world prior to becoming a board member. been on five

coca-cola beating earnings estimates thanks to higher prices.incey joins us to talk about the company's outlook. >>> jetblue shares are soaring, this on news that activist investor carl icahn owns almost 10% of that airline. we'll take a closer look at what he sees in jetblue. >> nvidia getting more target hikes today. market cap closer to topping amazon. how high can it go from here? we'll talk to the number one chip analyst on the street when "squawk on the street" continues. ♪ >>> coca-cola beating earnings estimates, higher prices and volume growth fueling results. coke did report lower volume in north america. chairman and ceo james quincey joins us now for a cnbc exclusive. welcome back, james. good to have you. >> good to hear from you again. >> so talk to us a little bit about what's working there. the organic revenue growth of 12% in the quarter and your outlook for 4 to 5%, seemed to be better than wall street was expecting and you do have that mix of price and volume growth. what's happening? >> yeah. look, i think this is the cumulat

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coca-cola is debuting a permanent flavor, called coca- cola spice. it has raspberries labors and other spices. it is not actually spicy. it will be available in a zero sugar option. you can try it out on february 19th. all of the other stories that you voted for on my instagram will remain there. thanks for voting. >>> kansas city chiefs are getting some extra love all the way from japan. why? taylor swift, the singer, is looking to perform ahead of this weekend. they have loyal taylor swift fans in tokyo. one of them found it she sought her in a secondhand japanese store. many of them were wondering if they were actually going to make it back in time. >>> meanwhile, historic olympian, gabby douglas, is coming back to gymnastics. less completed in real after 2016. after a break for her mental health, she started training again. she has her eyes on the line? the summer. she had her first elite to meet in eight years. 28 years old, she is the oldest competitor. she's excited to be back in the sport that she loves. >> i'm honestly feeling excited, nervo

coca-cola has committed itself to becoming less white. i do not know with this nonsense means.he current ddi initiative has -- the current dei initiative has become a radical ideology that commits itself to illuminating what it calls whiteness from society. i do not know what eliminating whiteness means. i know it trying to eliminate racism means. when you start talking about illuminating whiteness, i think that is a code word. some of the proponents of the dei initiatives, some of the more radical ones have stated in their work they want to -- the black race can only advance through the limitation of white people. affirmative action historically was simply based on overcoming structural racism, which i think no longer exists in this country. there is no laws in our institutions that with malice seek to exclude minorities. dei initiatives go much further and attempt to indoctrinate individuals into a cult of victimology, which affirmative action programs did not do come into seeing themselves as victims of whiteness. if you are white then you are automatically a racist, that yo

faced customer backlash for supporting israel's genocide in gaza, other brands like mcdonald's, kfc, coca-cola and pepsi have also faced intense public boycots. resulting in substantial financial losses this week oil and gas major chevron also faced a new global boycott calls related to his work with israel. most of these companies stand accuse of providing corporate support for the regime. join us now from kitchen ontario is robert fantina author and journalist for more on the story. hello robert, good to check in with you there, pal. your thoughts on all these brands getting boycotted because they decided to take sides with the israel regime. yes, well we we've seen repeatedly recently that the people are not in people of the world are not interested in supporting genocide and companies and governments that support that do support genocide are going to pay the price. uh, there can be all kinds of lobbying and discussions and letter writing campaigns to starbucks, mcdonald's and the others, but the only thing that's going to count for them is a hit to their profits. if they are not making the

the entire market value of companies you know well adobe, bank of america, mcdonald's, netflix and coca-cola. this is pushing chip stocks higher like arm holdings and qualcomm and taiwan semi it is not just tech and chip stocks 84 s&p stocks are sitting at fresh 52-week or record all-time highs. it goes across retail and industrials and banking. american express trading at an all-time high. levels that go back to the ipo in 1977. jpmorgan chase and visa and berkshire and meta trading close to all-time highs or 52-week highs. we are looking at the treasury market and enthusiasm there with the stock market rising treasury yields are not doing a lot to dent this enthusiasm on wall street. the two-year note is moving higher since the cpi report. that's the morning money set up. >>> let's turn to the markets in asia and europe with jp ong and carolin roth jp, let's go to you. good morning >> reporter: good morning, frank. not like the gains we saw yesterday in asia on this friday, but modest gains for the major indices. markets in tokyo and japan were offline due to the emperor's birthday you can

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so coca-cola has to price their items so much higher on the grocery store shelves there.mes a barrier to the consumer to buy it. >> absolutely. and it also adds to pricing growth in the top line because coca-cola is raising prices to that extent. but it hurts them on the currency impact because the currency get devalued so much that that chips away at all that money when coke -- because it's an american company, bring it back home. >> talk to us -- >> sara, as i think about this, some people are just very loyal to coke or pepsi. if that's a drink that they drink fairly regularly. it seems to me like the demand is fairly inelastic, maybe that's only in countries where we have inflation under control like the united states. we're not talking about argentina, i guess. is that wrong? do these companies really need to revert back to historical levels or can they afford to keep pricing where it's gone? >> well, i think that they tend to track the cost inflex. if the cost is coming down, then they're not going -- they say, they're not going to dupe consumers. you're right they'r

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coca-cola lot but it has about one $8 billion market cap.t trades $32 million on an average daily basis. it has no analyst coverage. no one is paying attention to this company but when you look at the balance sheet, it is net debt free and to give you perspective, the s&p 500 trains -- trades at 14 times. even after its earnings success and the share price returned last year, it is still trading at approximately seven times with 8% free cash flow yield. we are pretty comfortable in that environment. if you look at the historical record, usually you would see a company with those valuations in that segment of the market and they wouldn't have growth. they have capital allocation issues but when you go through the track record, you can see that revenue is increased close to 17% on an annualized basis. cash flows have annualized 25%. it is just an example of a think when we go back to that original -- 60% discount is very extreme. if you're willing to do the work, you can still find bargains that check all the boxes. katie: there are bargains t

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half of the fortune 500 and big names like coca-cola and then walmart.hat tell you about the cloud computing race and the battle between google and microsoft and amazon? >> one of the first things that jumps out to me when we talk about this side of things is the revenue is reliable. not only because of the nature of the service provided with the high barriers to entry and getting this technology off the ground means there are few companies with a seat at this table and you are on to a winner. the caliber of customer as you stated there tells me this revenue is sticky. in terms of more direct competitors, it is a lot of this and more of the microsoft versus amazon race for this particular corner of the market. we know that regulators have been looking into the accusations of monopoly. at the moment, market dominance. >> it seems so when you see half of the fortune 500 and walmart and coca-cola. i want to come over to meta. meta turned 20. it can almost go to the bar and drink now. how meaningful is it with the first dividend? >> absolutely. in terms of t

the next day coca-cola deleted from their website the reference to the $500,000 that's given black livesorporate america back you've got to make the cost the downside for the next c suite thinking of doing this kind of stupidity. that risk has to be greater than the benefits they receive their backs the book is on woke how to defeat cultural marxism in america. yes or no has mitt romney denounced black lives matter after supporting them? what they certainly had not seen and he's denounced every republican he can buy but have not seen him say a word about black lives matter. mark: i have not heard a thing. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. mark: welcome back america paid the book is unwell, how to defeat cultural marxism in america by senator ted cruz, fantastic book you can get it at amazon.com. any major bookstore starting tuesday fresh off the press. senator cruz you writesenator ce extensively here about china. china sees a biden he sees the democrat parties, they see our media, they see it all. what are they seeing? >> it is really striking how china is intertwined and all of the cultu

and the nasdaq closing and pulling back after hitting high-strength the session, earnings on watch, coca-cola biogen and hasbro also the autonation coming up before the opening bell, check european markets, we have selling pressure underway, fractional moves across the board lower. in asia overnight lots of holidays, hong kong, shanghai for the lunar new year the year of the dragon the others are higher overnight. motivational speaker tony robbins in the house with an exclusive new book the holy grail of investing coverage or to the conversation "fox & friends" first cohost todd piro. payne capital management president and pain point of wealth podcast ryan payne and kelly o'grady. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪. maria: it's time for the hot topic of hour house republicans or asking the department of justice to hand over transcripts and recordings of the special counsel robert hur's interview with president biden following his report that brought the mental fitness into question. republicans are calling at the d.o.j.'s lack of handed justice over the decision not to recommend charg

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coca-cola coming through and air pmp. coca-cola will be interesting, in terms of whether or not it seeing any impacts from the removal -- the reduction of sales in some parts of the middle east as some consumers turn their back on some u.s. brands. india's prime minister is in the uae. two countries are working to strengthen political ties. more on that relationship and what it could mean for the region. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe. happy tuesday. kenya's first year upon sale since 2021, they saw seven years dollar bonds yielding 10.3%. close to 10.4%. a fellow sales from ivory coast. joining me is -- what is the significance of this sale for kenya and maybe for the broader region as well? >> the significance is that it will be used to get as much as possible for the $2 billion euro bond to ensure. that is a big concern for investors that were in citing if it would meet the obligations come june. it goes a long way in helping offset the payment obligations on the gove

there are companies that are helping the zionists, yes, look now , like starbucks, like mcdonald's, coca-colally huge pressures, and all our activities are to increase these activities , make them more popular, and continue these pressures and create intensity from on the one hand, really see us we bravely saw that not only the muslims came in large numbers and entered the square, but even we, the jews, who came and started throwing stones, are really valuable . i always say that we should thank those who are showing their humanity. but on the other hand, the politicians, especially the politicians who are so-called in favor of the people , are losing day by day, day by day , they are joining zionist groups, and both groups are supporting them, so now they are putting more pressure on the people. do, for example, some people now, the pressures on both conservative and labor groups are too much, and some people are starting to privatize the so-called representatives against them, and i think it is absolutely necessary that those who support gen side should there should be a fee and the fee sho

cola, coca cola >> almost overnight >> yeah. i just got mickey mouse, new freedoms, capitalism western values it all looked great from the west to vladimir putin. >> it was the catastrophe. >> vladimir putin views the break-up of the soviet union, as he said himself, to be the greatest geopolitical tragedy of the 20th century >> but it wasn't just geography to putin. the breakup. he said for millions of russians away from the country, they loved the country in which they belong >> tens of millions of russians, russian speakers were quote, unquote abandoned ripped away from us. it didn't have to be the soviet union was our common past >> the most baneful separation for putin of all of the former parts of the soviet union. ukraine mattered the most >> ukraine, the loss putin never got over part not just of the soviet union, but also the czar's empire >> because it had belonged to russia for 300 years. >> putin's brutal assault on ukraine maybe the fulfillment of his greatest dream the world sees an unprovoked bloodbath putin sees

we also get earnings from coca-cola, instacart, doordash and airbnb. >>> amazon has reportedly won theone nfl playoff game next season on prime video. the "wall street journal" says amazon had been offered a playoff game this season, but passed. nbcuniversal snagged the rights for peacock in a deal valued at $110 million. now, that game drew 23 million viewers, making it the most streamed u.s. event ever. the journal says amazon had a clause as part of its deal to stream thursday night football, allowing it to claim next year's playoff game. >>> and a win by the chiefs in the super bowl may not be good news for investors if you believe the so-called super bowl indicator. it says the market will rise for the year if the winning team was never part of the original american football league, which is now the afc, or was in the nfl prior to its merger with the afl in 1966. but the indicator's track record is actually worse than a coin flip. the markets have historically performed better when the indicator is bearish, up 82% of the time for an average gain of 11%. with your cnbc morning busi

i think even more so than the.com bubble that would be your costco and your coca-cola and people like that. the bread-and-butter people that are very, very much expensive compared to historical norms. liz: he said in the letter there are two stocks he will never sell. of course burke shire outright own 70 or 80 businesses even with sub businesses in those but they have a massive stock portfolio. in two of the names he said he will never sell and that was amex, american express and coca-cola, that is interesting i would've thought apple might be in their he loves the stock and burke shire is the second largest single shareholder outside of the company to own it. when you think about that he shed apple shares during the quarter. >> they trimmed it, i think that is wise. back in the 98 letter he called coke angela the inevitable's. if you sold them and stayed on for ten years you were really happy. john neff the great portfolio manager of vanguard windsor said if you want to brag about a company you should probably sell it. we own american express lane is a great company because the mill

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other american multinational companies including burger king, kfc, pizza hut, as well as brands such as coca-cola, pepsi, puma and zara that have pro israel est dances or have financial ties with israel and investments there, have also come under fire and faced boycott calls. this is the higher. list for the campaigners around the world to sort of target, and we see already this is happening and we want to see it sort of taken further and escalating, so these companies will be punished for supporting genocide, so there is lot that can be done to further isolate the regime, and one of the best strategies to support palestinians is for israel to become the target of the kind of global movement that put an end to apartide in south africa. people of conscience all over the world are getting united to impose broad boycots and implement divestment initiatives against israel similar to those applied to south africa in the apartide era. elsewhere iraq has condemned a us drone strike on the capital baghdad calling it a breach of the country's sovereignty that. the iraqi security media cell said the new us

west asia. consumers in muslim majority countries have shund companies like starbucks, mcdonald's and coca-cola over the gaza war. they called the conflict in the century. we call it the us israel genocidal war. then uh job cuts happening in one of the biggest companies in the world, namely microsoft, the world's most valuable company announcing job. microsoft is deciding to lay off 8% of his workers and this would be for the gaming unit, it's still is signs of its needing to make cuts which may point to other areas that have cuts maybe coming up in the future, so it's something that we need to watch out for. then we take a look at this particular entry where the title caught our attention, eu industrial collapse, and it said unions are sounding the alarm over eu's. collapse where high energy prices are dampening production and hurting the region's competitiveness, so the you needs to watch out for that. this is back in the spotlight again because of what's happening uh really in uh the red sea where the yemeny army is targeting israely linked and bound vessels and this next century actually ta

other american multinational companies including burger king, kfc, pizza hud, as well as brands such as coca-cola, pepsi, puma and zara that have pro israel estanances or have financial ties with israel and investments there have also come under fire and faced boycott calls. this is the priority list for the campaigners around the world to uh sort of target and we see already uh this is happening and we want to see it sort of taken fair further and escalating so these companies will be punished for supporting genocide. so there is lot that can be done. to further isolate the regime, and one of the best strategies to support palestinians is for israel to become the target of the kind of global movement that put an end to apartide in south africa. people of conscience all over the world are getting united to impose broad boycotts and implement divestment initiatives against israel similar to those applied to south africa in the apartide era. the united states has carried out another. drone strike in the iraqi capital, killing at least three people, including the commander of katala resistance group

asia. consumers in muslim majority countries have shund uh companies like starbucks, mcdonald's and coca-cola over the gaza war. they called the conflict in the century, we call it the us israel genocidal war. then uh job cuts happening in one of the biggest companies in the world, namely microsoft, a world's most valuable. company announcing job cuts, microsoft uh is deciding to lay off 8% of his workers um and this would be for the gaming unit, it's still is uh signs of uh it's needing to make cuts which may point to other areas that have cuts maybe coming up in the future, so it's something that we need to watch out for. then we take a look at uh this particular entry where the title caught our attention, eu industrial collapse, and it said unions are sounding the... over eu's industrial collapse where high energy prices are dampening production and hurting the region's competitiveness, so the u needs to watch out for that. this is back in the spotlight again because of what's happening uh really in uh the red sea where the yemen army is targeting israely linked and bound vessels and this

yes, look, now, like starbucks, for example, coca-cola, these are really huge pressures, and our activities are all to increase these activities, make them more popular, and these pressures. let's continue and create intensity from on the one hand, you can see, we are really brave, not only the muslims came in large numbers, a large percentage, but even we , the jewish people who came and are throwing stones, are really valuable. i always say that we should thank those who have humanity. they are showing it, but from the politicians. especially , the policies of the rulers who so-called favoring the people and losing day by day, so-called every day , fall into the hands of zionist groups and zionist activist groups because they cannot gain the popularity of the people, so we see. now in england, in america, just as the report showed, on the one hand, biden, on the other hand , trump, both of them are really corrupt when it comes to the issue of humanity, or in england, we have the conservatives, on the one hand, and the labor party, on the other hand, supporting both of them, so now they ar

west asia. consumers in muslim majority countries have shund companies like starbucks, mcdonald's and coca-cola over the gaza war. they called the conflict in the century, we call it the u.s. israel genocidal war. then job cuts happening in one of the biggest companies in the world, namely microsoft, the world's most valuable company. announcing job cuts, microsoft is deciding to lay off 8% of his workers and this would be for the gaming unit, it still is signs of its needing to make cuts which may point to other areas that have cuts maybe coming up in the future, so it's something that we need to watch out for, then we take a look at this particular entry where the title caught our attention, eu industrial collapse, and it said unions are sounding the alarm over... use industrial collapse where high energy prices are dampening production and hurting the region's competitiveness, so the you needs to watch out for that. this is back in the spotlight again because of what's happening uh really in uh the red sea where the um yemy army is targeting israeli linked and bound vessels uh and this next

asia. consumers in muslim majority countries have shunned uh companies like starbucks, mcdonald's and coca-cola over the gaza war. they called the conflict in the century, we call it the us israel genocidal war. then uh job cuts happening in one of the biggest companies in the world named. microsoft, the world's most valuable company announcing job cuts. microsoft is deciding to lay off 8% of his workers and this would be for the gaming unit. it still is a signs of its needing to make cuts which may point to other areas that have cuts maybe coming up in the future. so it's something that we need to watch out for. then we take a look at this particular entry where the title caught our attention eu collapse and it said unions are sounding the alarm over eu's industrial collapse where high energy prices are dampening production and hurting the region's competitiveness so the you needs to watch out for that this is back in the spotlight again because of what's happening really in uh the red sea where the yemani army is targeting israely linked and bound vessels uh and this next century actually tal

west asia. consumers in muslim majority countries have shund companies like starbucks, mcdonald's and coca-cola over the gaza war. they called the conflict in the century, we call it the u.s. israel genocidal war. then job cuts happening in one of the biggest companies in the world, namely microsoft, the world's most valuable. company announcing job cuts, microsoft uh is deciding to lay off 8% of his workers and this would be for the gaming unit, it still is a signs of uh it's needing to make cuts which may point to other areas that have cuts maybe coming up in the future, so it's something that we need to watch out for. then we take a look at uh this particular entry where the title caught our attention, eu industrial collapse, and it said unions are sounding the alarm or... use industrial collapse where high energy prices are dampening production and hurting the region's competitiveness. so the u needs to watch out for that. this is back in the spotlight again because of what's happening uh really in uh the red sea where the um yemani army is targeting israely linked and bound vessels uh and

specific to coca-cola, do you think this is a good time to get in or -- >> yeah, i think coke's doingl it's got a 3% yield. it consistently does well. james quincy is a really good manager. it's not going to shoot the lights out but we have some non-shoot the lights out stocks for the charitable trust and those do just fine. not everything can be nvidia actually, nothing. here's the moral to my nvidia story. if you're trying to make money in the stock market, you've got to believe in something. if you can't do that, you'll never be able to stick with a winner like nvidia you'll never be able to own, don't trade. on "mad money" tonight california's largest utility is raising rates and restarting its dividend i'm talking with the ceo and she's been delivering. then a power player in the home improvement space. believe it or not the third best performer in the s&p 500 the last five years behind enphase energy and yes indeed, the only one -- at the one and only nvidia can you imagine we have nvidia talking about that how about this wing stop. flying high today. up over 100% in the last si

other trademarks of mandonald, k fc, coca-cola and pepsi with similar sanctions. which has led to the losses of these companies. this week , the large oil and gas company shurn, which is related to the zionist regime , has also faced new sanctions in different countries. the people of turkey continue to hold demonstrations to condemn the crimes of the zionist regime in the gaza strip. according to the turkish people's al-alam network, dhande announced: the government of their country should cut off all political, economic and commercial relations with the zionist regime. with the increase in the crimes of the occupying regime in the gaza strip, the anger of the people in islamic countries has also increased. at turkey quickly moved towards sanctioning disti, or sponsoring companies. in addition, holding demonstrations in different turkey in support of gaza does not stop. also requests to cut off all economic ties. the position of the people in turkey is combined with the positions of the parties , and the summary of their demands is based on the fact that the answer to the crimes of t

other brands like mcdonald's, kfc, coca-cola and pepsi have also faced intense boycots resulting in substantial losses. this week, oil and gas giant chevron also face new global boycott calls related to its work with the israeli regime. most of these companies. stand accuse of providing corporate support for the israeli entity. the amene army says the targeted another american vessel in retaliation for strikes in the country by the us and the uk and in support of the palestinians in gaza. we discuss this with our guests earlier in our news review program. and i welcome uh everyone to press tv's news review program where we get in-depth in one of the days top stories. yemany army says is carried out another operation targeting an american vessel in waters near the country following a string of similar attacks in recent weeks. yemen's army uh spokesperson yahya sorry said merchant ship was hit with naval of missiles as it was heading for occupied palestinian territories. he had a operation was carried out hours after yemeni naval forces targeted an american destroyer, the uss gravely in the red s

american multinational companies including burger king, kfc, pizza hut, as well as brands. such as coca-cola, pepsi, puma and zara that have pro israel stances or have financial ties with israel and investments there, have also come under fire and faced boycott calls. this is the priority list for the campaign as around the world to uh sort of target, and we see already uh this is happening and we want to see it sort of taken f furher and escalating so... these companies will be punished for supporting genocide, so there is lot that can be done to further isolate the regime, and one of the best strategies to support palestinians is for israel to become the target of the kind of global movement that put an end to apartide in south africa. people of conscience all over the world are getting united to impose broad boycots and implement divestment initiatives against israel similar to those applied to south africa. israel was shaped by the flames of war. bengarian, cognisant of vulnerabilities, devised a strategic doctrine. yet, on october 7th, seismic. shook the foundation of this doctrine. fac

they've been in many super bowl commercials and had the polar bears drinking coca-cola right? their iconic as an investment. great short, boring. not going to outperform but not going underperform. didn't stop. p>> interesting, rob, thank yo as always. it's thursday. so we'll see you on the monday after the super bowl right? that's right, james. and good luck to the game as we can. let's hope it's a good one. yeah, we'll see what kind of super bowl ads week in the chat about then what comes out. rob, thank you as always. let rob. you know, if you have a company or a story you want to talk about, you see us handles their facebook twitter. we've also got his e-mail, rob at rob black dot growing up, my parents wanted me to become a doctor or an engineer. those are good careers! but i chose a different path. first, as mayor and then in the legislature. i enshrined abortion rights in our california constitution. in the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress. you were always stubborn. a

you got hints of that in north america in coca-cola as well. a very interesting point just now, taylor, it is self-correcting. when this whole thing began, i always say it began the day we passed, america passed the covid bill, the 1.9 trillion. we already had over a trillion dollars of unaccounted money that would never be returned to the treasury right, from ppp and other things. you're talking three trillion dollars sloshing around out there. jay powell said it would be transitory. so did all the economists. to your point, it is self-correcting normally. high prices shop us from pointing. we had to much extra cash we never stopped. feels like this is the one weird part of all of this no one really talks about, you can't just pour trillions of dollars into the economy and think it is going to abnormal economy? >> exactly, which is why you saw today with cpi, charles, a lot of components in that are actually now reaccelerating in january because a lot of what happened, i think after covid was structural shift in the economy. we keep asking our

that's how you get your coca-cola. that's a sign of strong demand.hey're ordering coke products, stock virtually flat. stuart: in a down market. hasbro. what about their holiday sales for toysesome. lauren: yeah, big drop. not only is the consumer pulling back over the holidays and continuing on their discretionary spend, but so are the retailers that stock hasbro like walmart and target, so their inventory is leaner, they're not ordering as much. for the years, and this could be why the stock is down more than 5%, hasbro expects toy sales specifically to fall between 7-12%. stuart: that's a tough forecast. biogen. lauren: so they cropped -- i don't know, that was their alzheimer's drug, the expensive one, and and they took charges for it. that's why their numbers disappointed in the quarter. stock was down almost 4%. they also have the multiple sclerosis drug, those sales were also soft. report card, not good in general. stuart: down 3.8%. molson coors. lauren: okay. they swung to a profit. demand strong for their beers. if you look at coors light a