david: talk about coca-cola has -- as coca-cola.ow is technology changing your business and your workforce? james: in lots of profound ways. in simple terms, go back 10-20 years. we were a large company and one of few that could invest in expensive i.t. systems and do our own stuff. today, that is no longer the model. we had to move to the cloud, to standard programs that the whole industry is using, and mobile. the one thing i always said the i.t. department is, just put it on the phone. let's move everything to the phone. in the old day, i.t. had training budgets. why? everyone knows how to use the apps on the phone. i think it will continue to flow through the organization. david: does that translate into fewer employees because of the efficiencies from digital? james: it changes into a different profile. people adapt to do things in a different way. we have made a lot of changes in our i.t. departments to move to different skill sets, so it is changing the nature of employment and the profile. whether we buy the services ourselv

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synonymous with globalization, coca-cola operates in 200 countries worldwide.ehemoth now has a new ceo. james quincey spent the last two decades rising through the ranks at coca-cola. now, quincy aims to win over a new generation that shuns sugar and show the world he takes the environment seriously, even as he adapts to a new world of technology. james quincey sat down with us for an extended conversation.

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that was the ceo of coca-cola speaking with david westin.g up, amazon is making a price change for prime members. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: facebook will not bid for the national football league's package next season. this according to a person familiar with the matter. hammond said if they will make future bids on and of all content -- they haven't said still make future bids. spin you have amazon, they will remain in the spotlight over prime prices, saying they will raise the prices by 18% starting on friday. new members will pay $12 in and $12.se a month -- 99. -- $99 soundsf like a bargain compared to $13 a month. what do you think is the motivation for this change? david: i have opinions whether this is the right thing to do or not, but i think the motivation is that they were making money the way they were doing it before. what has been happening is that people who pay month-to-month were signing up when they had a bunch of things to order, and a turning it off again later. or else, just not ordering enough stuff to justify what is g

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coca—cola is responsible for one quarter of all plastic bottles made globally and its ceo has announcedns to recycle 100% of its plastic bottle production by 2030. our business editor was there and sent this report. just over those mountains into france, alpine water starts its journey into this bottle. like billions of others, from many companies, those bottles and theirjourney here, clogging rivers and beaches, threatening wildlife and the food chain. but up on the swiss side, in classic davos style, campaigners and celebrities are setting out their stall on how bottles and other waste products like clothing can be recycled, rather than passed away. people have begun to understand what happens to plastic packaging, and unless we change the way we make it, design its coming use it, feed it back into the system or even change the material, then willjust get worse. where does fashion fit into this? fashion is the second most harmful industry on the planet of the environment and we now need to be encouraged to be mindful of that and pay attention, and to consume in a more responsible way.

and we talk to the ceo of coca cola about is no initiative to clean up the environment. ♪ shery: lawmakersre running out of time to about a shutdown. the federal government is set to aose at midnight tonight, as spending bill faces an uphill battle in the senate. chuck schumer is headed to the white house for a meeting at the president's request. kevin cirilli is on capitol hill with the latest. could we expect a breakthrough? that is what both sides are hoping for. upperp democrat of the chamber is at the white house, meeting with president trump. get to ato be able to deal with republicans. the follow is continuing this morning from republicans and democrats as the midnight deadline looms and there is a shut down on the table. the trump administration is calling this is the schumer-shutdown. democrats are pushing back, ype of daca some t deal be included. lawmakers of both parties suggested this will come down to the wire. the idea of having a short-term deal that would keep the government open for a couple more days might not be what the administration is hoping for, particularly with t

james quincey spent the last two decades rising through the ranks at coca-cola. the company, quincy aims to win over a new generation that shuns sugar and show the world he takes the

how do they get the coca-cola in the app?ark s in your programs -- you have more guests on your program. david: and the ceo of johnson & johnson. once a month we get one big decision maker. shery: we want to point out a move in the market. we are seeing the brazilian real gained 2.6%. confirmed the former brazilian president's conviction in a corruption case. silva is the favorate to become president if allowed to run. a third judge is now speaking. we are 40 to 60 minutes away from the final verdict. this is something we need to watch closely as the real gains ground. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ fu.let: i'm scarlet julie: welcome to bloomberg markets. david: we are live scarlet: we are live over the next hour. here is what we are covering. protectionist push. trump's america first message sent ripples across the financial markets with the dollar tumbling to a three-year low. bill case fires a warning. there is a danger trump's trade threats it damage influence in the long-term. ceo alex len tell talktalk on immigration and securi

one thing that's interesting about coca-cola is when the dollar was strengthening, coca-cola was sayingead wind and that that was actually hurting its earnings. now we have the weaker dollar, interesting to see. they're sort of going to benefit from any kind of continued weakening, which i kind interesting. coip they're a series of small local companies, because a lot of the businesses are local. but they a big new initiative on recycling. that's why he came to talk to us. by 2030, they want to make sure they're taking a bottle back for every bottle that goes out. scomploip they have a huge p.r. challenge ahead of them. not only do they have the plastic issue, the diabetes sandishte sugar issue and how do you get people to go to healthier drinks. david: that's the other thing that he's really embraced, the total beverage company. they're not going to run away from coca-cola and diet coke, but build up all the things that don't have sugar in them. lisa: right, but from a p.r. perspective, they need to double down, there's been a lot of concern about the sugar intake, particularly of youn

you ran mexico for coca-cola, so you have seen this on both sides.forward? >> i think there is, but i think it also is connected. it can't be completely disassociated when you think about long-term fundamentals for getting both economies to grow. in the end, part of what drives the informal immigration is the disparity in economic outlook. having a community of north america where all of the economies are growing actually helps solve that problem. that was james quincey, ceo of coca-cola, speaking with david westin. that is almost it from daybreak asia. time for a look at the next few hours. we have more for bloomberg markets ahead. rishaad: that is sort of what we do. strategy -- talking about what is going on here, big bank asian equities, and if we have a look at singapore dollar they can also -- [indiscernible] with kathleen hays about the interest rate policy in japan and where if anywhere it goes next. bloomberg markets is next. ♪ ♪ politics looming over markets has lawmakers try to end the shutdown. a compromise vote could come in the next few

also, coca-cola has a word of advice about trade deals.e best policy is to sit back and wait. this is "bloomberg markets: asia." ♪ haidi: sit back and wait, is that what we should be doing when it comes to waiting for inflation? is the lag what we are seeing at the moment and it will perk up this year? that is the conundrum facing central banks has they meet this week, kicked off with boj. in terms of the global inflation picture, 93 62. for the to feel sorry boj given years of extraordinary monetary policy, and when it comes to core cpi, likely to remain at .9% on year, so pretty far away from that 2% inflation target that the boj mandates, but it is not just the boj. u.s. inflation and euro area inflation at 1.4%. boee overlaid the u.k., the only seeing inflation due to the currency effect. get intoand play as we that boj meeting and talk about stealth unwinding of stimulus and tapering, and the question who will head the boj when governor kuroda does first term runs out in april. tuesday sees them with the monetary policy decision. ecb

they are huge, competing with the likes of coca-cola and pepsi.sed a very good position in the hot drink's, have some front and stuff with that and for their and krispy kreme. they didn't have a natural route for retailers for coffee products. one of the immediate upsides for this is they can get their cold brew coffee and retailers because -- into retailers. the next thing they will do is you start seeing coffee, cold brew coffee will be going alongside that. it opens at that channel and it diversifies them away from being such a purely hot beverage and cafÉ food company. vonnie: i'm sure that shareholders in mono laser happy, they are of a couple of percent today on the news and that's when it comes a where we have seen this involved as well. to be a are going minority holder in this pro forma company. from shows up in a lot of warren buffett deals. he advised on this, but he is also rolling some investment into the combined company. he's going to be another holder in this. if we're talking about other companies and how they are affected, one to

. >>> coca-cola wants to do a better job recycling bottles and cans. coca-cola will try to collect a bottle or a can for every bottle it sells in the next three years. coke's sfo says the soft drink giant needs to contribute to the solution to the problem. there's enough plastic to bury manhattan under two miles of trash. >>> starting march 1, delta will require owners of service and comfort animals to show proof of their pet's health or vaccinations at least 48 hours before a flight. they also will be required to sign a statement vouching that their animals can behave. the airline says complaints about animals biting, urinating or even defecating on flights have nearly doubled since 2016. >>> now your accuweather forecast. >> hi there and let's check out live doppler 7, many of you are seeing sunshine but there are still some areas where we're seeing some showers, let's get you in to where we're seeing some spotty returns, you might drive through a little raindrop or two, this is around francisco, daily city, near the sfo area, be aware of the fact th

coca-cola is adding slimmer diet coca-cola cans.s the taste of regular diet coke will remain the same. they say it's an effort to appeal to millennials. diet coke sales have fallen as people have switched to over low calorie drinks. >> they dropped off a sample pack yesterday and by the time i saw it, they were gone. we have a lot of millennials working here, so perhaps this is a good move for them. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much, diane. >> all righty. >>> still ahead, air travel taxi. a peek into the consumer electronics show. . neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and wrinkles. one week? that definitely works! rapid wrinkle repair®. and for dark spots, rapid tone repair. neutrogena®. see what's possible. we know that when you're >> tspending time with thelass grandkids... ♪ music >> tech: ...every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why at safelite, we'

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discussdown with him to the business of coca-cola.have more disposable income, they are spending more money on a range of things including beverages. what is important, they want more choice. if we really want to be able to serve the customer, we have to follow them. remain theely to heart and soul of the company. we need more. we need to offer consumers what they want all day long with or without sugar, with nutrients, whatever it is they want. we have to offer choice. that is going to guide us forward. it goes back to where we started. if we pay a lot of attention to it cane consumer wants, be growth for the business. >> coca-cola has a fair share of the global business market. where are you not as penetrated? upsize looking theally around the world, ready to drink coffees, premium water from plain water committee flavored water, and some of the premium juices. if you look at the juice industry, it used to be low juice drinks. 100% and then to chilled. the quality of the drink keeps increasing. the quality of the drink, making plus

fore this as more of a win keurig. >> talk about what this means for coca-cola.g talk of them bigger. coca-cola is coming off of a theretransformation and is more growing on the top line and i think that this can be another catalyst on non-sparkling beverages and i think that this could be another catalyst. >> i appreciate the insight there. embrace ofe cryptocurrencies and regulations in the spotlight. the special report is next. this is bloomberg. >> this is daybreak. >> this is a quick check of the headlines. michael dell is ready to bring all of the pieces of his nechnology empire under a umbrella. one option is an ipo and another more onift the debt and the news. the singapore gic had an undisclosed sum and that a loud foreign rating firms to operate and this could allow fitch to go out on its own into the debt market and fitch says that asia and that theyet will invest in the region. one dollar menu is paying off. trafficen arches share at domestic restaurants up from a year ago. taiwan may be positioning themselves to be the next cryptocurrency hub in asia

i can't really -- >> it's coca-cola. >> papa john's. >> well played, becky. >> thanks.ilf coke has a new mission to help create a world without waste this is a big initiative and it will appeal to a younger generation here to discuss all of that and more is james quincy, president and ceo of the coca-cola company. it's going to take a while to do, but it's an ambitious initiative that is for every beverage you sell or that's in a container you're going to recycle one. this is by the year? >> 2030. 2030 it's a big goal. if you want to dimensionalize it, that means every person in the world needs to return two bottles a month to us and that way we can collect absolutely everything we put into the marketplace and then recycle it and reuse it so it's not just about getting it back, it's about reusing it so there's no such thing as a single use container anymore very exciting. >> where would we see the big problem with single use containers now in landfills and the like? where's the problem? and at events like -- the world would be covered, i guess. >> landfills are part of

in annual sales best deal doesn't put them in the same ballpark as major players pepsi coke and coca cola. actually as quoted in new york then again as they used to say dr pepper so misunderstood but it seems korea like certainly knows its value. well it's going to be the biggest soft drink air merger ever in wall street's history and the environment for beverages hasn't been that easy recently specially for soft drinks where the epa type of consumers cooled off quite a bit but also there's a lot of competition in the coffee and g. market to cure it by the way it belongs to the empire of the german family and the main reason to buy dr pepper snapple is to broaden and to widen the distribution network and there was quite some reaction here on wall street the dr pepper snap of stock gaining about twenty percent and so there might be even some hold that and i'll try to just offer might come up on the table and we might see a bidding war for this company oh all financial correspondent yes go to in new york thank you for the yen's well from soft drinks to coffee if you're a coffee addict livin

talk about the political uncertainty, what is going on in terms of will it take the fizz out of coca-cola? we will hear from the ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yousef: as the future hangs in the balance, coca-cola's's ceo says the best policy is to sit back and wait here he told bloomberg he is still working to the effects of tax reform. >> we are still working through the numbers. our tax rate last or was about 24%, so it is not the biggest change for us. because we are an international company, we are not as impacted as domestic ones. we think this up with vacation is positive in the long run to the extent that it helped create more to month -- demand. we are part of having some of the money overseas, but in the end, it regenerates more economic growth, that will list all of the votes. it will make some difference, we will lay that out. that is not the biggest moving piece for us. >> if there is significant in criminal cash, have you decided yetit, doesn't go into capital investment, doesn't go into buybacks of shares, physical into dividends? >> we were short of cash at the notof the day

jetblue and coca-cola decided to change that with this pop-up restaurant at jfk airport in new york called shared pla hello. >> hi. >> welcome to shared plate. tha. >> hereí diners are paired with someone don't know. >> i just want to eat, don't want to talk no. >> i thought it would be a community table. no, this is a personal table with a stranger. >> there's awkward moments. >> hey i'm joshua. >> i am a nicole. >> nice to meet you. >> let's just take a look at the menus and maybe that will help break the ice. >> here at shared plate we don't have menus. >> no menus? >> really? okay. so how do we do this? >> request whatever you want. >> sort of close. this is where the real interesting part of this concept comes into play. >> instead we'll be mixing the culinary traditions of each table to make something brand new just for you. >> i'm from east tennessee. >> my parents are indian origin. what can the chef j.j. johnson do with that? >> nice. >> kind of neat to see a chef be creative with nothing more than just where you're from. share a meal with a stranger, now you start to share your l

the chief executive of coca cola has been giving more details about his plans to recycle 100% of thebiggest carbonated drinks brands and is responsible for a quarter of all plastic bottles made globally. images showing the threat of plastic to wildlife have touched a public nerve and made it one of the hottest topics at the world economic forum in davos. our business editor simon reports. just over those mountains into france, alpine water starts its journey into this bottle. like billions of others, from many companies, those bottles and their journey here, clogging rivers and beaches, threatening wildlife and the food chain. but up on the swiss side, in classic davos style, campaigners and celebrities are setting out their stall on how bottles a nd setting out their stall on how bottles and other waste products like clothing can be recycled, rather than passed away. people have begun to understand what happens to plastic packaging, and unless we change the way we make it, design its coming use it, feed it back into the system or even change the material, then willjust get worse. we

join us tonight for the premiere of bloomberg big decision, david westin sits them with the coca-colaief executive to discuss the impact of the u.s. tax overhaul, and much more. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london, i am mark barton with the european close roughly five minutes away. vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. the economy of russia and eight economic developing minister forecast gdp growth will go to three point -- 3%, 3.5% in years. erik schatzker is in davos with more. erik: i am with maxim oreshkin, the russian economist minister. i would like to ask you about the relationship between oil prices, the deal russia has with saudi arabia and other opec producers, and the russian economy. one would think this deal, effectively on production which oil prices to $70 would be good for the russian economy? >> in the past three years, we made reforms which guarded the economy from all agility of oil prices so whether it is up or down, the impact on the oil prices in the economy is much lower compared to what we had. future come in the case on reforms of economic dat

and we talk to the ceo of coca cola about is no initiative to clean up the environment. ♪ shery: lawmakersning out of time to about a shutdown. the federal government is set to aose at midnight tonight, as spending bill faces an uphill battle in the senate.

coca-cola not surprisingly up top with about 37% of the market. 28% going to pepsico and 18% going toompanies. the next biggest standalone company was dr pepper snapple. thisoldings, getting into food and beverage market with other recent acquisitions such as panera bread and krispy kreme, it is pretty clear that they are brand hungry and distribution hungry. company will be publicly traded, but it will be 87% controlled by jab holdings. the current keurig ceo is going to be the new ceo. in 2017, they had a pro forma revenue run rate of $11 billion. a good company and really ready to take on those big companies. vonnie: should be great for monta leaseholders as well. abigail doolittle with our stock of the hour, thank you. mark: let's stick with m&a today. the latest in a biotech blood battle as sanofi beat out novo nordisk. it gives sanofi a blockbuster drug for a rare blood clotting disease. the french drugmaker has agreed to more than $16 billion and acquisitions in the last week, dwarfing past years of deal activity. joining us now is bloomberg's managing editor benedict campbell.

coca-cola says it spent two years developing new flavors. aimed at younger drinkers, many of them have been turning to energy drinks. >>> notice we're starting to get a little fog settling over the bay area. check in with sandhya patel. >> yeah and going to be problematic for the morning commute. sunset from santa cruz camera. one of the spots outside of the bay area that saw sun around sunset at 5:10 p.m. going to see more sun tomorrow afternoon than today. live from kgo roof camera. roads were wet. measurable rain. half moon bay, san francisco, livermore and san jose, not measurable, trace amounts. live doppler 7 showing you what's here right now. a lot of fog. dense fog in napa, quarter mile visibility. 3/4 in santa rosa. half moon bay down to one mile. give yourself extra time for the morning commute. temperatures in 40s and 50s. planner, drive carefully with the drizzle and fog will be tough to see and slippery as well. fair in ferry ride across the bay. walking, gray and damp spots. hour by hour. 5:00, quite a bit of fog. some drizzle,

i am looking at you, china and coca—cola, that is the problem.put to you, we know the problem is there and it has lot of profile partly because of the blue planet two series and the impact on the sea life. that is a nice bump for the bbc programme, but you are right. absolutely, and the question is will it make a difference? we are getting momentum. don't we need a stick, not a carrot? you have front page. i hope we get a big stick, not a plastic stick and my worry is soon or later you will have some muppet who will say "well it makes no impact at all, it is like carbon dioxide, the environment ta kes like carbon dioxide, the environment takes care of it and it will be someone takes care of it and it will be someone from the plastics industry" and that is when it won't make a difference. up until now it seems i—way traffic to say we have to cut back on it not least because it uses oil as well. and it seems we are in agreement. we need legislators to move faster. we have also seen a lot of action in terms of business not necessarily on the part of

coming up, james quincey discusses how he encourages innovation at coca-cola.is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ julia: what'd you miss? changing the culture at a well-established institution is difficult. that is the challenge that faces the president and ceo of coca-cola. james: it is hard. any institution that has been around a long time is going to be -- it is going to be hard. i am the chief agitator for innovation, is not the chief innovator. -- if not the chief innovator. that means driving the culture to do a few things. stay curious. how will we innovate? curiosity is passive. need to drive empowerment so people feel like they can go and do something. i think the next thing is, be inclusive. connect the pieces. we have tremendous global knowledge. sometimes your idea has already been tried a somewhere else. somewhere else. to learn from software 1,panies and have versions 2, 3. james quinceys judge whether people are really changing their behavior? the only way forward is to look for multiple signals. surveys, wheree we ask people. we can look at the sales numbers and m

formally decides to take up coca-cola talks yes or no if they do so these coalition talks could take about two to three weeks or even longer and after that then the party members of the social democrats have to decide again all of the party members and two thousand and thirteen we have seen something similar to that and that took about five weeks so if we are happy and lucky perhaps we will see the rest of the on coalition on easter how right easter it is river read about on going to hold you to that promise thank you very much for your continued coverage through. art and political correspondent joins me now on the set good to see you is this a breakthrough that we've all been waiting for it is for now as we heard it's a long road ahead it's the first hurdle that all sides have to overcome particularly martin schulze on that road super century forming another ground coalition government but given all the noise this is making and all the detail that this is going into already that could at least make all sides hopeful that the talking might get easier although they might see themselve

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