tell us more about what nestle a re decision. tell us more about what nestle are saying?what they are doing now is since thatjudgment came out about a5 minutes ago, the through those points of what today's judges have said about the role of the trademark office in spain. as this are the clear they should be defining the original trademark application. maybe they will be looking back to see if there is room for eamon hoover. to see if they could apply again a different way. essentially, that is the judgment thatis, essentially, that is the judgment that is, today. nestle cannot maintain its eu wide trademark for that kit kat shape. the headlines are coming up here on the bbc. first, here is the weather. whatever the shape of your chocolate bar, you might want to keep it in the fridge. it is very warm today again. for the far north—west of scotland, some cloud and shari rain. otherwise, aside from a isolated shower, is is a dry day. luckily up to 30 or 31 degrees for east anglia and south—east england. most this is dry overnight. cloud coming into north—west ireland. cloud

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that just for companies control approximately ninety percent of that market swiss food behemoths nestle which is produces guru gerber french company done known which makes optimal american company mead johnson nutrition which makes them from mill and finally american company abbott laboratories the maker of similac names that are known and trusted all round the world and according to the international baby food action network two thirds of the global market in breast milk substitutes comes from china hong kong indonesia and vietnam where birth rates are rising however the prices in some areas mean that some poor mothers are spending upwards of seventy percent of their salary on baby formula all because they were told it was better than breast milk now by their doctors but by representative dressed like nurses who give free samples at clinics and sell the idea to new moms that breast reading could be dangerous and that if they want what is best for their child. well they will use this formula and that my friends is where all the bells and whistles and alarms should be going off corporati

companies like nestle and abbott work hard in laboratories so you mothers can keep your breasts in your bra and kick back those beers without squirting budweiser milkshakes down your baby's face and less that's what you want on tap that's up to you so you are says of protein corporations over motherhood all right listen mama's boy since the nineteen seventies nestle has been accused of aggressively marketing formula which may have led to high infant mortality rates in low income countries but today nestle change their ways and they don't break international codes by saying they're chalk dust is the same as the booby broth. this lee markets it's infant formulas as closest to inspired by following the example of human breast milk in several countries. does that mean you . really is very generous and hospitals in the philippines nestle saleswomen give out free two week samples there are tricking desperate moms after two weeks but mom stop lactating if the baby doesn't get. their start of the formula tricking is the heart of good advertising i myself developed a new baby formula that's also

nestlÉ is not required to pay anything to extract this water besidedes a small l permitting e to thee and the cost of leases to private landowners. 7000É's bottled water is times more expensive than what nestlÉ is actually paying for. critics say nestlÉ should not be allowed to profit from the state's natural sources at a titime when cities like flint ae still facing a cririsis over contaminated water. when we wewent to flint toto tak about the poisoning of american went to the also source of nestlÉ's water. when we were in n flint, we were being handeded bottled water everywhere. companies were giving truckloads of bottled water to people, which was also great advertising for them. more importantly, where was this water coming from? the issue of this bottled water, talk about it. >> this is unreal. the same week the state granted nestlÉ this permit for $200 a year for unlimited access to the great lakes, it was the same week they cut bottled water for flint. there are people in flint who still cannot afford water. they are getting shut off because they canannot pay theier bills for

companies like nestle and abbott worked hard in laboratories so you mothers can keep your breasts in your bra and kick back those beers without squirting budweiser milkshakes down your baby's face and unless that's what you want on tap that's up to you you know so you're sister of pre-ordering corporations over motherhood all right listen mama's boy since the nineteen seventies nestle has been accused of aggressively marketing formula which may have led to high infant mortality rates in low income countries but today nestle change their ways and they don't break international codes by saying their chalk dust is the same as the booby broth. this lee markets its infant formulas as close as to when speired by following the example of human breast milk in several countries. does that mean you inspired by friendly really is very generous and hospitals in the philippines nestle saleswomen give out free two week samples there are tricking desperate moms after two weeks but mom stop lactating if the baby doesn't get. their start of the formula tricking is the heart of good advertising i myse

perhaps that is part ofa case of nestle. without the packaging, the name kit kat, the mere shape of that four finger chocolate bar can tell you you are looking at a kit kat. in this case nestle failed to convince the court that was the case. what happens next? this is obviously something nestle want, they want the trademark for this shape, have they come to the end of their options? this is the final court, the supreme court of europe, there is no way to appeal this ruling, but they have got quite close to showing that the public recognise the kit kat bar just from the shape. there are only a few countries where they failed to prove that, so if they start all overagain, as it prove that, so if they start all over again, as it were, prove that, so if they start all overagain, as it were, they prove that, so if they start all over again, as it were, they may well have a chance of getting there in the end but there will probably bea in the end but there will probably be a lot more people trying to stop them along the way. as yo

sara, we had some news over the weekend on nestle. letter imploring the company to move faster for quick history lesson here. it was june 25th, 2017 when mr. love first wrote an investor letter in which he also made public, basically, the large position -- large in dollar terms about 1.25% overall of nestle now they say it's an investment of more than $3 billion in nestle imploring the company to move more quickly if there's any one take away he said the manage system not moving enough. it divests less than 2% of sales despite the environment. wants them to do more and comes back to the 23% ownership. wonders why they aren't doing something with that. perha perhaps putting it into more productive use pushing them they have been doing things at nestle he said it's not fast enough. >> they have a new ceo. >> relatively new. >> yes it's an outsider ceo a lot of investors were optimistic about that. came from a a german health care company he made a lot of deals and created a lot of shareholder value at that company. if you read the repor

on nestle, go to you what is the expectation?discernible] organic growth of 2.8% for the first half driven by the u.s. and china and -- and china and they expect organic sales to accelerate for the full year to 3%. the ceo of nestle mark schneider hundreds --ching cutting hundreds of jobs and adding new product lines for pet food and signed a deal with starbucks, closing at the end of august. we will see if there -- that is enough to [indiscernible] toting pressure on nestle sell its 22% stake in l'oreal and to vest as much as 15% of businesses including some chocolate and frozen foods. matt: thanks for a much. -- very much. nbev missed expectations. the volume growth for budweiser and other drinks like stella went down. you remember the u.s. was not in perhaps did not get that boost that we saw in europe. european sales are good there. as were south america and brazil which has been a troubling market. that did quite well. then for the maker of guinness, guinness sales up 8% so brits still loving their guinness and the company a

no response so far from nestlÉ. cheryl: thank you very much, tracee.resident trump says he's narrowed his pick for the supreme court to just five possibilities. >> outside of war and peace, the biggest decision you can make his selection of a supreme court justice. cheryl: the trump administration also laying out a timeline for north korea to deed nuclear eyes peered kim jong un is ramping up nuclear production facilities. taking a look at your u.s. stock index futures right now for the dow was down 170 points a little further. s&p 500 on 16, nasdaq down 52. you are watching "fbn:am." not so much. so he turned to his friends at legalzoom. yup! they hooked me up. we helped with his llc, contracts, and some other stuff that's part of running a business. so frank can focus on the beat. you hear that? this is frank's record shop. and this is where life meets legal. cheryl: welcome back. taking delicate features on your monday. trade tensions continue as investors listen to comments from president trump over the weekend with her on maria bartiromo. the dow

let's talk about what is happening at nestle.ressure is on when it comes to this lori l stake, isn't it? quacks they invested $3 billion in nestle last year. ever since then, the stock has gone down. he came on yesterday with a letter and a laundry list of demands saying that nestle should sell its stake in l'oreal . that maybe it should even split up into three different companies. we are going to have to see how nestle response to this. obviously, the investors are going to be looking, they like the fact that there is a voice out there challenging the company. guy: absolutely. gentlemen, thank you very much. the market open, four minutes away. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: go until the start cash -- minutes to go until the start of cash trade. the dollar is big this morning. the nikkei closing pointing down negative into the close. same thing in shanghai. the main chinese markets are down, circa 3% this morning. oil under pressure. the president thinks the saudi's can come a little bit more -- pump a little bit more. the action int

nestle has always tried to argue that the shape of the kit kat is distinctive.016 for the european court to decide on this. they turned round and said in four european countries the shape of the kit kat is not distinctive enough. it went to an appealand is not distinctive enough. it went to an appeal and that is the decision that we have had today. the european court has turned around and has upheld the original decision. but they have said that the trademark office based in spain would have to go back and look at the details again. so that's the situation where we are at at the moment. it has taken a very long time. there has been 11 years of her legal battle and what that has exposed is this rivalry between nestle and also the owner of cadbury‘s, mondelez. you may remember in 2013 that nestle managed to prevent mondelez from trademarking the purple wrapper on a dairy milk so you can see why this legal battle has taken so long. so, fiona, where does this leave us now? will there be an appeal? what happens next? essentially, looking at it at this early stage, wh

and nestlÉ has revamped its board. nestlÉ up by 1.8%. thehe u.s., dollar index a little stronger again today that emerging-market currencies in particular techno little bit of a hit, including the turkish lira which is weaker by 1.7% after the u.s. another president himself threatened to impose sanctions upon turkey because released after bronson from one of the carolinas. 4.5 to the lira at u.s. dollar and the mexican peso 18.62, weaker by another quarter of a percent and after negotiations restarted today. the trade representative robert lighthizer saying they hope -- he hopes they will conclude quickly. there's more political stability and the vti approaching $70 a barrel. a quick look at global macro movers gmm, focusing on another three quarters of percent weaker today. some of the other asian currencies we getting off the vacuum as well. lumber lower and by several percentage points and then some others including iron ore higher today. get back to earnings. we are in the early days of the earnings season and i got my eyes on auto,

nestle has lost its latest legal bid to trademark the shape of the kit kat after european judges says was similar to a danish bar produced by nestle's rival. 0ur correspondent spoke to us from this factory. this is all about the shape of the kit kat, 1 billion of them are produced here at nestle's factory north of england every year. you can smell melted chocolate in the air. nestle have always argued that the forefinger shape was unique to them, and 12 years ago it had any use rise in trademark. but back then, the rival turned around and said that they disagreed with that, they produced their own forefinger chocolate treat in denmark. but it took until 2016 for the european court ofjustice to decide that no, it was not distinctive enough. there was a test in four european countries, ireland, belgium, greece and portugal, that kit kat was that shape, it was not unique. they went to appeal and that is why today, the european court has turned around and said that we agree with the original decision, it is not distinctive enough. it cannot have this eu wide trademark, there is a little c

he did it with nestle.y small position, made a lot of noise about things that could be done better, but is limited in the ability to engender that change. vonnie: you see the competitors and it will be interesting to see how paypal does relative to the likes of square. some of the traditional companies are in there as well. western union would be one. >> in every deal we see, amazon, the situation here is going to disrupt this model. his point about them moving to good one.ayments is a the other thing worth mentioning, he talks about the trade war and how that is going to be disruptive. thing. one other we have a comment from paypal. we appreciate the investment in our company. we appreciate the investment in our company. mark: let's get to tesla. tumbling today, the company is asking suppliers for cash back. joining us, david welsh. how unusual is it for carmakers to ask suppliers for discounts retroactively? unusual, typically when they want money, they look forward, saying we want a cut on this. that is

nestle has lost its latest legal bid to trademark the shape of the kit kat, after european judges saidruling that the shape of the four—fingered chocolate was similar to a danish bar produced by nestle's rival, cadbury schweppes. a woman who is trying to divorce her husband of a0 years has lost her legal battle, after the supreme court ruled she must remain married. tini 0wens believes her marriage to hugh 0wens has broken down — but he disagrees, saying they still have a "few years" to enjoy. our legal affairs correspondent clive coleman is here. how unusual is the situation, where divorce is opposed by one of the bodies? it's incredibly rare but when teeny 0wens petition for her divorce, she had to prove it was unreasonable to expect her to continue to live with her husband, hugh, given his behaviour. she cited 47 exa m ples hugh, given his behaviour. she cited 47 examples of his moody, argumentative, disparaging behaviour. ajudge looked argumentative, disparaging behaviour. a judge looked at some of the allegations and found them flimsy and dismissed her petition. today, the supreme

they wanted to break but they have not got one, nestle, the makers of kit kat have lost a long—runningegal battle to trademark the shape of the chocolate bar. nestle spent more than a decade fighting to protect the four fingered wafer shape across the eu full stop this morning judges in luxembourg dismissed an appeal by the firm agreeing with an earlier ruling that the shape was not distinctive enough. let's get a look at the weather and thomas is here. is the heatwave continuing? it will come to but notjust yet. the heat tomorrow across the south and south—east will be pretty extreme. temperatures set to soar even higher but the good news is we have some thunderstorms on the way. we think it will get to at least the mid—30s across the south—east and east anglia through thursday and friday, possibly even higher than that. so on the satellite picture you can see clouds to the west, they will be heading our way and finally bringing some cooler weather but not just yet. we have to wait for the weekend. but it is beautiful across scotla nd weekend. but it is beautiful across scotland and n

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nestle spent more than a decade fighting to protect the four fingered wafer shape across the eu full earlier ruling that the shape was not distinctive enough. let's get a look at the weather and thomas is here. is the heatwave continuing? it will come to but notjust yet. the heat tomorrow across the south and south—east will be pretty extreme. temperatures set to soar even higher but the good news is we have some thunderstorms on the way. we think it

very busy.viously he urges nestlÉ to break up. talk about that. >> he is not taking the summer off.looking at selling off the l'oreal stake for wanting to focus the nestlÉ brand on the core units. a similar picture that may be the other deals distracting from the core main business. trying to get back down to basics. parts for the activists. >> when prices are moving like this they cannot take time off. highest soup at the june. >> angela merkel has ended the threat of the government breakup crafted a plan to tighten migration to keep her party in the fold. holding centers will be set up at the german center for refugees already registered. we are joined by nina in berlin. good afternoon. thisellor merkel calls compromise very good. is that how you see it? questiontely this is a of the cardinal rule, never underestimate chancellor merkel. what has happened is she has come under pressure and they have capitulated. what they have in the deal is the holding centers at the border, which is not something she would want but the thing her interior minister was pushing -- thisrants has been

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dan loeb is putting the pressure on nestle.argues the swiss company should divest its stake in cosmetics maker l'oreal and stated hard look at its government structure. nestle says it takes all shareholder perspectives seriously. does go euros biggest supermarket chains will form an alliance to cut cost. tesco and a french chain want to increase their leverage with suppliers. they will manage purchasing goods. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. vonnie: wednesday join us for our second annual coverage of the july 4 fireworks spectacular at 8:00 p.m. eastern on bloomberg tv. ♪ tv. ♪ vonnie: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: live from bloomberg's european headquarters, i'm mark barton. this is bloomberg markets. let's check in on first word news. kailey leinz has more. in mexico it's a resounding defeat for the business oriented party to run the country for decades. mexicans elected the first left wing president in times. yes promised to fight against corruption and poverty. he

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it's been a decade long food fight but who nestle has now lost its legal battle to trademark the shape of kit kat the european court of justice ruled to the food giants does not own the shape of the forefinger chocolate bars the decision brings an end to the snacks protected european status and clears the way for copycats kit kats the european commission president. is meeting today with u.s. president donald trump at the white house it's a bid to head off a looming transatlantic trade war but ahead of those talks trump renewed his call for completely free trade the u.s. president fired off this tweet calling on both parties to quote drop all tariffs barriers and subsidies that would be finally be called free market and fair trade to donald trump writing their own territory. but for now washington is the threatening to expand its terrorists to cause after slapping levies on steel and on a minium the e.u. has responded in kind. matters has this look at what's at stake. it's a tweet that struck brussels like a thunderbolt trade wars are good and easy to win that's the message the american

nestle has already cut sugar. what do you think?a chocolate bar with 30% less sugar? in this way. i wondered if this was just put in because of mean. are you partial to chocolate? iam mean. are you partial to chocolate? i am partial to chocolate. but i need to watch my weight. i would be going for the 30% less to try and pretend that there has been little effect whatsoever. we have had plenty of online tweets about this. charles says that 30% less meat room foran charles says that 30% less meat room for an apple on the menu. —— 30% less makes room. someone else wonders if it is a gimmick or if we should swell to healthier snacks. —— swapped a healthier snacks. shirley says that anything is worth a try in this current obesity world we live in. stay with us here on bbc news. there is more to come. hello there. we're set to see a little bit of a change to our weather for the next 2a hours, some very useful rain moving in across northern and western areas. thursday, though, was another fine, dry day. quite warm, too, plenty of sunshine.

response from nestle. $3.5 billion stake in nestle.o will increase leverage with the branded goods g privatates. francine: thank you so much kaillie. the fate of german chancellor merkel's coalition is due to be decided as the dispute an end game. separate meetings of merkel's brokeand the sister party up after midnight with no public off.lution to the send >> translation: everyone knows it's serious. democratic and social union to work together ecause we were a success story for germany, we are strong and people have expectations from i it is in this spirit that will hold discussions today. for me, it is important. unilateral. not coordinated or at the third parties. francine: the parties are xpected to hold joint conferences to broke an 11th hour compromise. is european government leader alan crawford. that ryan e chances merkley is not weakened by this. well, i think there are a few notably she that, has to deal with this rebellious sister matter of her in bavaria. ed it's hard to see how they can through this without her sacking th

nestle had a 19% jump in profit.irst half topped analyst forecasts and exceeded last year's numbers which were the weakest for the swiss vendor since the 1990s. nestle shares up by almost 2% for the european close back to you guys. >> thanks. >>> let's get to sue herrera for a news update. sue? >> thank you so much, jon. here's what's happening at this hour you saw carl read the president's tweets vice president pence is weighing in as well, speaking at a religious freedom conference in washington, the vice president also says the u.s. will impose sanctions on turkey unless detained american pastor andrew brunson is released. he remains under house arrest on terror charges in turkey after being released from prison wednesday. >> to president erdogan and the turkish government, i have a message on behalf of the president of the united states of america release pastor andrew brunson now or be prepared to face the consequences >>> a quick moving fire scorched nearly 5,000 acres, threatening many homes the cranston fire

no response yet from nestle. a $3.5 billion stake in nestle last year.eadership in its european investment bank. bloomberg has learned the lender is naming a new chief to its financial institutions covers. ubs has put more focus on wealth management. that is left the investment bank with a smaller share of total revenue. but software micro focus has agreed to sell a german subsidiary for $2.5 billion in cash. the buyer is eq t partners. it specializes in linux products. its revenue decline would be greater than expected. that is your bloomberg business flash. david: it is summer. that means we are thinking about taking some time off. like the rest of the business world, travel and hospitality have entered a new era of growth and transformation. we have decided to spend this week looking at business and leisure. the industry is estimated to have grown 5% in 2017. it is projected to grow another 9% in 2018. we are going to focus on resorts and cruise lines. gamingome the senior analyst as well as james hardiman the manager of equity research and wedbush --

dan loeb turning up the heat on nestle over the weekend.he activist investor urging the company to split into three divisions, telling its board to be, quote, sharper, bolder and faster in overhauling the company. criticizing the company for a lackluster effort to revamp its strategy nestle has initiated a large share buyback. a marketing deal with starbucks and investment in blue bottle coffee the investments are not enough and failed to satisfy investors. stocks down for the year about 8% loeb is like back to the future. a classic loeb letter. dan has not written a letter like that for a long time. for those who enjoy reading these, you can google it it's sharp it's just a very sharply written letter >> what if both of those people are watching right now. >> both of whom? >> who are you talking about >> the two people interested in reading one of these. >> one of the loeb letters. >> they may not be -- may not have the tv on. >> after what he said, i might read it. >> all right let me see. >> i know nothing about it >> it's about him talk

loeb is criticizing nestle for a lackluster effort to revamp strategy nestle initiated a large shareback, a marketing deal with starbucks and investment in blue bottle coffee. however, the stock is down year to date. those efforts failing to satisfy investors or one big investor. >>> the other individual stock stories include dell sources say the company is near a deal to become public again. it plans to announce as soon as today it will buy a tracking stock that mirrors the performance of the m ware, dell's cloud software unit that will pay a 9 billioned divide dividend there's a tracking stock that's little known, dell will effectively buy that stock as a did he facto, if you will. ipo or reverse merger with itself 5:12 in the morning. have another cup of coffee. >>> meantime, interpublic is reportedly close to a deal to by action i don't know marketing solutions unit for about $2 billion. ax i don't mean may explore sale of the deal. >>> nissan scrapped the sale of battery business to gsr capital after the chinese investment firm was unable to pay for the unit nissan's electric ca

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the port city lies nestled in the bay of opportunity and is a center for tourism and trade. it started as a small fishing village and its old port still recalls that history. of the numerous restaurants and cafes that have opened along here serve traditional dishes of fish and grilled meat. their produce. their wine is another part of the but also. very important. for a. restaurant and for a high profile as well as the move is the host be. in the evening it's still warm on the seafront in lima salt and visitors can look forward to yet another sunny day on cyprus. and you all would ian's can look forward to a few more island guest ways in the next few days now we have a question for you we'd like to know what would you take with you to a desert island send us a picture by uploading it on our website and one lucky winner will win an exclusive your max wristwatch now a next report features a man who wouldn't have to think twice about what his luxury cost to a isom would be a camera crew that shaheen is off to roll a photographer he specializes in capturing the beauty of mountai

quite villages nestled in the countryside like this one. in the portlock valley. the bizarre rock formations are especially popular with climbers. there are also lots. trials for hikers you go up and down hill through sinkholes and pass castle rooms. there's a mysterious place hidden in the forest here possibly a pre-christian cult site. regularly caves guided tours of the natural wonders in franconian switzerland. i thought that though we had a high in the druids grove these are basically a labyrinth of rocks. it was probably originally a cave system. in terms of for now there's no roof to the cave anymore so you can see all the rocks and it's definitely quite a rarity. office with a gun safe in itself. just. as they have almost as was a scene during the late jurassic period and that's where the name franconian giora comes from this feeling that there was many million years ago and these layers of limestone were deposited in the sea horses and to discuss how the rocks originated . and it's just those rocks that going to the region it's name because it reminded pe

little valley nestled between the mount attendanains down the. eventually he has to land. he starts swinging back and forth, getting a little too low. oh, whoa. >> and somehow manages to stuff is it right in that small little gutter there. according to the poster it says he came in with a little too much speed and just did turn quite at the right moment. >> we saw that. >>> now toning gland england where we have a glider. you can see the wing whipping in the wind and now when the camera pulls back, he's way up there in a very difficult situation. now rescuers have to come in, drop a line down to the guy and there's no quick rescue here. there's no helicopter able to just pluck him off that cliff side. this rescuer had to rappel down, gather him up, put him in a harness and they simply have to basically walk back up this mountain. >>> everybody loves a good zombie movie, it's all fun and games until you're in one. future note, it you're ever on a train and somebody starts doing this, get off the train. otherwise, this might happen. this woman has now jumped on to the lap of

nestled in the mountains of southeastern alaska are glaciers that make the largest ones in europe lookkan glaciers, like this one, move slowly to the sea. when they reach the sea, the tremendous pressure exerted by millions of tons of ice from the back causes them to crack and break with the noise of thunder, and crushing walls of glacier ice float away as icebergs out . most people think all icebergs form this way, but to our surprise, we found the biggest ones pop up suddenly from below the surface. here comes one from 1000 feet below. ♪ it takes years of patience and waiting to get such spectacular pictures. here's one i waited eight years to get. ♪ this is just another of the surprising paradoxes of alaska, to find these huge glaciers in be gentle southeastern section when one would expect to find them in the north. leaving southeastern alaska, i will now take you to the section close of moving lines. the line been closed, but it is known as the alaskan peninsula and the aleutian islands, the most spectacular area of all, a festoon of science, dotted with dozens of volcanoes and --