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joining us is the ceo of heineken usa. it's great to have you here.>> thank you so much, kelly. and thank you for having we and happy early fourth to you. >> okay, i've heard people rave about it, what's it, the athletic -- the non-alcoholic beer that's all the rage these day. >> heineken 0.0, kelly! >> that's right! this category is really taking it off, is it not? >> yes, it is! we are the pioneer of the category. we launched in january of 2018 in the states, two years earlier, we launched around the world. we are the number one zero-alcohol beer in the united states. we're clear five points ahead of our nearest competitor, and we don't shout enough about that from the rooftops. that's why i'm here today, we see more and more people opting for moderation. not instead of, but in addition to. so we see that 94% of non-alcoholic beer buyers in their shopping basket, they also have alcoholic products. that's 94%. that's a big number. people are just looking for more choice, and we're so happy that we have this beautiful heineken 0.0 brand that they actu

we will be speaking to a heineken functionary. let's get a broader check of the markets this hour, because it's a busy week ahead. we have lots of earnings. we have results from four of the magnificent seven. we have a slew of economic data and central-bank decisions from seven economies, including the boj, the fed and the boe. as we look ahead to the start of the cash trade, things pointing higher on both sides. you can see on friday you had bets on a september fed put reinforced. that bull market broadening into small caps, so you can see the s&p futures higher at four tenths of a percent. you have the 10 year u.s. treasury yield currently lower two basis points at 4.17%. bond traders wrapping up bets for a more aggressive fed. euro-dollar currently at 1.08 so pretty steady. the yen at a 1.53 handle and brent trading at $81 a barrel, so near a six-week low. analysts divided over whether the group will boost supplies next quarter. latona now on asian markets. avril hong is standing by in singapore. what's happening where you are?

we had the numbers out from hei heineken. they disappointed. f philips with better margins coming from productivity gains. a super heavy week with the central banks. we get decisions from the boj and boe and fed. ahead of that, 153.81 for the dollar-yen. the story of last week with the fx guest at the top of the hour, was the big unwinding of the carry trade. sterling-dollar down 0.5% at 128.08. >>> companies are prioritizing business travel after covid-19 according to travel perk. the travel management platform found 76% found increasing travel budgets will increase more. let's get to more with the coo of trafficvel perk. great to have you on the show. would you say the travel is back to pre-pandemic levels? >> absolutely. that is withis what we are seei the cohort of travelers in 2025. it varies by industry and vary by type of company. i agree, it is about that in 2024. >> it is difficult to quantify how much revenue and profits you get from business travel. what did you find? >> absolutely. we did a very deep survey and asked about 4,000 ceo

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another reason shares are down 10% heineken booked $1 billion impairment on a chinese investment theruce at the value of the stake in china resources had declined due to economic and certainty in the country investors are dumping rival brewers on the heineken mass as well you have the company down 1.7% anheuser-busch down 2% boston beer down 2.5%, shares of arm holdings getting strong-armed by the beers at this hour ahead of the chip desires earning report on wednesday hsbc cut the rating on the stock to reduce from hold citing an elevated valuation for pes at 89 and also concerns of a slowdown in the android smartphone market which arm really has a lock on they did bump the price target on arm to $105 a share from 100 but that still indicates the stock which is down to $140.92 is still have the painful road downhill. be watching for that and see if it comes to pass. medical equipment maker defying gravity at this hour almost at the top of the s&p 500. i think one person away and tesla at the top where brevity up 8.6%, shares of the company formerly known as perkinelmer are the secon

shares of heineken profits grow.is raising the profit target for the year with the 6% increase in revenue. heineken will invest in sales goes forward especially in the key markets. shares of philips rising in the second quarter. cost savings from job cuts helped drive the profitability and income liability claims tied to a recall product contributing to the stronger quarter. philips shares in europe up 10%. >>> still ahead on the show, the one word that every investor needs to know today, plus global hot spots. two new risks for investors this morning from the middle east to south america. what you need to know this mi une. with rbc's helima croft congp xt we'll be right back. (grandpa vo) i'm the richest guy in the world. hi baby! (woman 1 vo) i have inherited the best traditions. (woman 2 vo) i have a great boss... it's me. (man 1 vo) i have people, people i can count on. (man 2 vo) i have time to give (grandma vo) and a million stories to share. (grandpa vo) if that's not rich, i don't know what is. (vo) the key t

heineken 0.0 has climbed to popularity. you continue to compete when you think about some of the heft and infrastructure some of those brands have? bill: it's great. i'm a total positive maker. it's about 1.5% of all beer and tracking towards 3% by the end of 2024. in our head we think is going well into the double digits. we are thinking positive. if you go back 10 years when i was working financed, there was not a single name to brent flagship beer in the nonalcoholic beer category. that led me to start athletic brewing. now we have the company of heineken, guinness, corona. a number of great craft beers and the category now. athletic is the number one nine of the nationally. we are about 20 share of the category. the next is 15. athletic is bigger than that outside the top five, it's bigger than the next 100 brands combined. there are 37 new nonalcoholic brands. it's a nice breadth of offerings. the investment i spoke to earlier, athletic is driving over 33% of the category growth year to date. even well over 100 20 five

is also easy and inexpensive to produce, making it perfect for small museums with limited resources. heineken eve is now replacing the museums, magnesium, chloride solutions, with new ones made from potassium carbonate. he's keen to find out what the optimum humidity level in the display case, a really remain stable at the moment. humidity is a 69 percent disorders. it's over the next 6 weeks, the potassium carbonate should reduce the relative humidity to 43 percent 6 and connected to 4 to 6 weeks late to the humidity in the showcase. uh, is it a constant? 42 percent with us just and that's a super result. the way more than happy with it doesn't get any but has a nice to ensure that the display case treasures are preserved as well as possible . $38.00 museums of gemini and $24.00 across europe. and the us and now testing the sold solutions, the subset from us this time on dw science. i. thanks for joining us. i'm see you again soon on tomorrow today. stay curious. the, the, the romance scan, marie learned the hard way. her online dream was running a scanner and rob her over 100000 years. mari

is also easy and inexpensive to produce, making it perfect for small museums with limited resources. heineken eve is now replacing the museums, magnesium, fluoride solutions, with new ones made from potassium carbonate. he's keen to find out what the optimum humidity level in the display case, a really remain stable at the moment. humidity is it? 69 percent decides as it's over the next 6 weeks, the potassium carbonate should reduce the relative humidity to 43 percent and connected to 4 to 6 weeks later. the humidity in the showcase. uh is it a constant? 42 percent with us and that's the super result, the way more than happy with it doesn't get any but has a nice to ensure that the display case treasures are preserved as well as possible . $38.00 museums of gemini and $24.00 across europe. i'm the us and now testing the sold solutions, the bounce it from us this time on dw science. i. thanks for joining us. see you again soon on tomorrow. today. state curious the, [000:00:00;00] the be a own health advocates by turning into your own ex best, where your country without any fiction, with, you k

a tough pill to swallow but heineken owned up to the disaster and they are a dutch company, they're notget that confidence? i have no idea. if you want another reason that the capitalization stocks are doing well is because for the most part they have nothing to do with china, so nothing to apologize for and nothing to write off, another great reason they can withstand the selling pressure while they await the rate cuts. there is always a bull market somewhere and i promised i would find it for you. i am jim cramer, see you tomorrow. oh! >>> tonight on shark tank. a restaurant empire. >> you have three minutes to escape. >> be a part of our chocolate milk revolution. >> we are looking to build a restaurant empire. >> it is absurd. that is wonderful, i have to be worth like $4 billion. >> there is a hungry window company out there that will take this far. >> i don't think thi

bucks to democrat campaign last go around d to walk up to 67th street with a hand truck to get a case a heineken there's anything calculated it i think that she realized that like this is going to thismanhattan last question r i hi karl i'm victoria and sort of a two part question but i wanted to know what you only allowed one. well okay what do you think the next fouyeif? trump wins. and what do you think the next four years will look likewins. so we'll do the biden. i think i really worry mean you saw there's record credit card debt andec credit card as of this month. we have more defaults than than we're touching 2008 times the people are starting to default that much i mean mortgages are twice as much as they were four years ago i they can sustain it. i mean, and i think i don't think joe biden has anything to ink that he's just he's going to be the fall guy for every l while failing, they're gaining a lot of control. seen the atf. the epa the supreme court, thankfully has overturned th pa. 3000 new orders every week that are being implemented like law even though they weren't passed by cong

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heineken shares slumped in afternoon -- in amsterdam.he value of its stake in china resources beer tumbled on concerns about consumer demand in asia's biggest economy. similar weakness in the u.s. and europe saw the brewer narrow its forecast for profit growth. let's check in on some of the stocks moving at the moment. bhp weaker in sydney. it has set up a joint venture with canada's london mining group to buy a corporation that will give them access to mines in chilean argentina. this is after capital great companies sold over 1.9 billion aussie dollars worth of steak in the iron ore minor. a pure play company. also taking a look at stand -- at samsung. that's softer as well. it's suffered setbacks in developing the type of chips crucial for ai. that is it for bloomberg markets: asia. horizons middle east & africa of next. this is bloomberg. ♪ (office chatter) is it me...or is work not working? at least, not the way it could work. your people are buried in busy work. and you might be thinking... can ai make it all work? can ai help your

democrat campaign last go around and now i got to walk up to 67th street with a hand truck to get a case a heineken and i think they were really --. and i think that's why i don't think there's anything calculated it i think that she realized that like this is going to this may her the island of manhattan last question over here i hi karl i'm victoria guthrie and sort of a two part question but i wanted to know what you only allowed one. well okay what do you think the next four years will look like if? trump wins. and what do you think the next four years will look like if wins. so we'll do the biden. i think i really worry about i mean you saw there's record credit card debt and record credit card as of this month. we have more defaults than than we're touching 2008 times the people are starting to default that much i mean mortgages are twice as much as they were four years ago i think, i don't think they can sustain it. i mean, and i think i don't think joe biden has anything to do with what's going on. i think that he's just he's going to be the fall guy for every bad liberal policy. but in the

shares of heineken falling. profit for the first half of the year below expectations. estimate of 4.3% growth. a writedown on investment with cr beer. that performance was good, but consumer demand in china is under expectations. that is another issue. >>> then this story that joe and i were talking about here. >> oh, boy. if you are eating breakfast, stop. put it aside. i can take a good guess. a united airlines flight from boston to houston. it was diverted to washington, d.c. after a passenger became ill. the event was described as an on-board bio-hazard for passengers asking for masks. the plane was deep cleaned before returning to service. one guess to what that was. one end or the other. >> or both. >> potentially. it is not like you can roll down a window. >> no, you can't do that. no. there was more vomit because people were vomiting. >> the question is if you are already in d.c. and you get the plane to d.c., how much longer does it take to get to boston? >> too long. an extra hour? >> they're already up in the air. it is not -- d.c. to boston would be an hour

dani: heineken shares are lower.iants first half profit growth came in weaker than analysts expected. beer sales were expected to grow 3.4%, instead they rose just 2.1%. heineken took a nearly 950 billion charge for evaluation of its stake in china's largest brewer. u.s. weakness is crowded -- is clouding its prospects. alibaba shares are rising by the most in two months. 1.5%. it announced plans to boost service fees for merchants. alibaba will start schaller jig -- will start charging a basic software service. merchants learned of the policy changes on friday. alibaba may waive the new policy for small merchants. the ft is reporting swiss drugmaker roche is fast tracking its weight loss pill. the company's ceo told the ft its plans were motivated by encouraging data and had a study that showed 6.1% reduction in weight after four weeks of using the medication. roche hopes it can get the pill to the market by 2028 and compete with drugs made by eli lilly. jonathan: we will see dani again in about 30 minutes. up next,

tomorrow, starbucks reports and it will be very telling because they have china, which, of course, is like heinekenok a charge from china, and people like that. but they also have labor stuff not about that. >> what would you like to see? >> i would like to see a cheap cup of coffee instead of a $9 cup of coffee. i would like to see throughput. i'd like to be able to get out without someone from the -- who did a -- an order, you know, pay here order, and just get in front of me. i don't like that. i don't like when someone cuts in front of me. i used to get coffee for everybody. now i say, listen, someone else get this. i'm not going there. i'm blue bottling. >> when it comes to whether you'd like to see elliott prevail by putting one or two people on the board, you're not going to get an answer? >> i'd like them to put eight people on the board. >> should howard schultz be involved at all? he's a significant shareholder. >> he is. >> he's not on the board. >> i think that howard would tell you, you know what, that's not the game plan. that's not the game plan. there are a lot of ways you could win