in carlsberg. but i think it is also a lot about building on many strengths carlsberg has. we talked about western europe and asia being strong for carlsberg. our russian business is strong but in a very challenged market. another strength i believe in carlsberg would be the organization people. we have a lot of passionate people in carlsberg. strong capabilities built on that. so it is very much about building on strength but of course also say prepare and plan and do scenario planning for challenges and still being very much about eastern europe. francine: what are you doing? you are retiring. do you have plans? joergenn: i certainly do. it is not like i'm completely stepping down and going to retirement. i will pursue a career now being more in non executive positions and also have a little more flexibility in life. i can do other things. be a little more with family. so i have a lot of interests i have not been able to pursue for years. i look forward to that. but i look very much forward to st

carlsberg looking flat for investors.ails after the break. ♪ jon: welcome back to "on the move." let's contender -- continue the earning stories. despite a first quarter beat, european business correspondent caroline hyde with the details at the touch screen. caroline: i'm sure you are every now and then -- russia is thinking baltica. this is why. that is -- this is so important number one brewer in russia. it is falling today and if we look at numbers profit up 26%. if you look at it on a net reported acis, they reported a loss and that might be why you see some of the enthusiasm coming out of the share price. the reason they managed to drive -- if you look at western europe beer volume grew some 5%. this is a company that is upping the price point for a pike of beer. asia are doing well in india and china and making acquisitions there. they are confirming their full-year growth target. many thought that was over ambitious. deutsche bank called it unrealistic. nevertheless, they stand by them. this is such an important m

anna: we have earnings from [inaudible] carlsberg.ine: you are -- the ka rlsberg bottle sales up 4%. managing to raise prices. this is what half -- helped the strong performance. easter came a little bit earlier. in asia, india particularly good and in china, they return to growth. they are making acquisitions in china being the stakes. a strong performance overall in the stand by their full-year target of growth on an organic operating basis. deutsche bank said that looked optimistic. meanwhile russia is the area to keep it close eye on for carlsberg. it is the number one market. it is the biggest grower -- brewer in russia. the market is in decline. we see from these numbers that the russian beer market is still falling, down but -- by 9%. ukraine down by 9%. you have the rubble in decline versus this time last year. regulation, they are trying to curb drinking a beer and russia to a large extent. that will hit numbers. organic sales -- the fall has been limited. they are in self preservation mode and managing to boost prices. that

carlsberg beat estimates for overall profits but it is russia's largest brewer.hose are your top headlines. pimm: steve schwarzman and the billionaire chief executive -- executive of blackstone group has made big investments in the market and paid off well. now he is giving back, $150 million to his alma mater in jail. he spoke with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle about the need for philanthropy. >> i have looked at giving substantial money to yale over time. that people in life tend to find me now. this is not a surprise. they approach me with a few alternatives of things that might be of interest and this one particularly was of interest to me. stephanie: isn't that the challenge? people find you. you are one of the most accessible people in the financial industry, especially in new york. you must get calls every single day from universities, where the causes, medical research. how do you decide where to put the money? great question because it is not exclusive to me but the people who are sort of in my genuine situation. we do get calls like that. all the t

neil: i don't know if you saw earlier with the carlsberg urge -- corals burger guy was on a but it looksi do think anything in moderation i don't smoke like when i was out chasing women. now i spoke 30 or four per week. if people use common sense but is the way to go. neil: good luck with the show i have no doubt it will be a hit. >> i never had a problem if you just keep them small. neil: i hear you. platoon. >> aconite leaving get access to the master bathroom it was so clogged with the stuff. >> it was once-in-a-lifetime >> plus plenty of surprises. >> this is worth $50,000? >> usually wrapped in of blanket in a bathtub. jamie:

carlsberg is russia's biggest brewer. great may have dodged a bullet.ess than three weeks after meeting on greek aid broke up i grimly asleep it -- acrimoniously. they're trying to strike a bargain on more bailout aid. pretty soon, the countries will feel the crash crunch once again. >> the liquidity issue is an urgent issue. this is common knowledge. let us not eat around the bush and pretend otherwise. me from the perspective of the timeframe that we are facing that we are talking about the next couple of weeks. says itthe government will pay the international monetary fund the a hundred $40 million that it owes them today. is now 42 from the paul's second earthquake in less than three weeks. it hit less than 50 miles from the capital of kathmandu. more than 1000 people were injured and the quake registered a magnitude of 7.3. tremors were felt in india. toppled damage buildings and rescue helicopters are on the way for the hardest hit areas. they are still reeling from the quake last month that killed more than 8000 people. erik: el niÑo is back. aus