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britvic rejected two bids from carlsberg.ritvic says the 12.50 figure under values the company as well as the current and future prospects. it will consider any further proposal on its pmerits. carlsberg says it is considering the decision. we have shares of britvic rallying up 11% and carlsberg down 8%. >>> and zealand pharma is seeing record highs after promising weight loss drugs. it saw weight loss results of 8.6%. it is trading the rest of the market up by almost 20%. it goes to show how important the rhetoric around weight loss drugs has become. >>> looking at u.s. futures as we approach the open on wall street. they are suggesting it will be a negative start to the trading session on wall street. we have a lot of data releases due today, including manufacturing pmi and services pmi for the united states. existing home sales as well and on top of that, we are monitoring any commentary from the fed officials as well. this is an important week for the tech sector. let's see what verydevelopments we'll have on the nasdaq l

we know carlsberg has made two proposals to take over. these propoals were rejected.his space. ultimately, jon, what this story tells us is there's a very strong interest at this stage in uk companies. first in the mining sector, now the food and beverage sector. it's likely we'll not just stay here. we could see further activity in the uk for the rest of the year. >> thank you. we'll talk to you again tomorrow. >>> next, the race is heating up as there are demands for a new leader. we'll discuss when we come right back. leader we'll discuss when we come right back (♪♪) (♪♪) try dietary supplements from voltaren, for healthy joints. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. i know you love your dada. of course he loves y

britvic is overcoming a hurdle that could see a deal with carlsberg.ee what will happen in terms of the potential dealmaking. i want to look closer to the auto section. as i told you earlier, we have been telling you this is in the wake of the china and european union will hold talks over the announcement of imposing potential tariffs on chinese electric vehicles. looking to my right, we are seeing shares of european automakers trading higher so far in the session. bmw up 3%. volkswagen is up 2.3%. some significant moves. this is the first time, really, the two sides have agreed to enter negotiations since the eu probe into the chinese evs led to the decision to increase tariffs on some vehicles to as much as 48%. this comes as the german economy minister visited beijing, the first politician to make the trip, since the tariffs war was proposed. he said he welcomed the move by china, but it was a first step of many. annette joins us with more. this is an important story as we were discussing with clemens fuest. annette, did we get any indication from t

it is symptomatic that the carlsberg company, under whose control baltika was until recently, is nowainian armed forces. the danish concern severed all ties with russia, but the baltic, being under the external control of the state, demonstrates incredible results. twenty percent growth, we are releasing new products, updated, this is baltika 3, we have already released baltika 7, which means that wheat will be next, this is baltika 8. in general, very big changes are taking place in all directions. the first pallets of drinks for our own people are shipped to the warehouse. test batches will appear at the front this friday. sale mazarev, sergey shchenko, alexander borushkov and galina orlova. news: northwestern bureau. the threats posed by artificial intelligence were discussed by members of the council of the csto parliamentary assembly in almaty, chaired by vyacheslav volodin. robert frantsov will tell you what else was in the spotlight. the work of the uec parliamentary assembly. in kazakhstan, it began with a visit to a sacred place; the heads of the delegation laid flowers at t

conscious partygoers who don't forget, who spent five days hoovering up more than just lukewarm carlsbergival of drug use which bankrolls international drug cartels, feeds crime, destroys communities and leads to devastated lives. but these are the good people. folks do keep up. oh, and look at those lovely flags at a music festival . how flags at a music festival. how ironic it was, wasn't it? originally from the river to the sea. it's glastonbury. from the river to the mud. every so often the organisers have to take a year off a so—called fallow year , so that the depleted natural environment can begin to recover from five days of drunken wokery. now, full disclosure i've performed at glastonbury several times and i had a great time. the people involved in running it are a delight. a lot of cash goes to good causes. it is an excellent british tradition and long may it continue. but please don't tell me this is a socialist utopia. the glastonbury festival is more capitalist than a high street bank. it's a festival of not just music , but of wild just music, but of wild hypocrisy and they

conscious partygoers who, don't forget, have spent five days hoovering up more than just lukewarm carlsbergestival of drug use. the illegal narcotics that these woke numpy's numpties shove up their nose in their arm and up their backside bankroll international drug cartels, feed crime, destroy communities and lead to devastated lives. oh, and death. but these are the good people. folks do keep up. now, full disclosure i've performed at glastonbury several times and i had a great time. the people involved in running it are a delight. it is a world famous event, a great british success story and long may it continue . there's a lot of continue. there's a lot of volunteering and good causes are supported, but please don't tell me this is a socialist utopia. the glastonbury festival is more capitalist than a high street bank. you pay an arm and a leg to get in and its borders are better protected than any nation. glastonbury is a festival of not just music, but of wild hypocrisy . so a mock up of wild hypocrisy. so a mock up of wild hypocrisy. so a mock up of a dinghy was passed around the crow