talk about coca-cola as coca-cola.s technology changing your the way you do business, and for that matter 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. , our own programs, our own server farm. today, that is no longer the model. we had to move to the cloud. we had to move to standard programs that the whole industry is using, and mobile. the one thing i always said to the i.t. department is just put it on the phone. everything can be done on the phone. let's just move everything to mobile on the phone. in the old days, i.t. had training budgets. why? everyone knows how to use the apps on the phone. it is profoundly changing the way that we work, and i think it will continue to flow through the organization. we have a big program of digitizing the company. david: does that translate into fewer employees as practical matter because of the efficiencies from digital? james: it c

has coca—cola lost its fizz?he world's biggest beverage maker reports results in a few hours — amid a 12 year decline in soft drink sales. live from london, that's our top story on friday the 16th of february. consumers are choosing healthier options — which is good for the waistline, but bad for companies like coca cola's bottom line. also in the programme, shampoo, deodorant and other household products could be as hazardous to health as car emissions, a new study has found. we'll find out more in our paper review. as for the markets, let's look at how the european markets and the ftse have opened, around half a percent, following on from encouraging signs from the nick cave. —— nikkei. and we'll wrap up the week's big events with our economics correspondent — including what's ahead for south africa's new president? what's waiting in his economic in tray? and we want to know have you ditched fizzy drinks and what are you having instead to quench thirst? no fizzy drinks, just coffee, ignored the three sugars! co

is coca—cola losing its fizz?he drinks giant is releasing its fourth quarter results in a few hours amid a 12 year decline in the us market for carbonated soft drinks. japanese markets are relieved as the government reappoints bank of japan governor haruhiko kuroda for another term. the nikkei is up. it has been a good week for markets across asia. not so good for the all 0rds. the dow is up a bit, even if the dollar is having a bit, even if the dollar is having a troubled time. when it comes to our eating habits, it turns out that many people are choosing healthier options, or at least cutting back where they can. but for a company like coca—cola, does a shrinking waste—line mean a shrinking bottom line? just to give you an idea, one can of coke has about seven teaspoons of sugar in it and it accounts for 139 calories. that's about the same as eating one and a half apples or nearly nine cucumbers. americans are definitely cutting back either way. in 2016, soda sales hit a 31—year low in the united states. coke wi

also, is coca cola losing its fizz? the drinks giant is releasing its fourth quarter results in a few hours amid a 12 year decline in the us market for carbonated soft drinks. in the business briefing, i'll be speaking to neil hendry from globaldata about our changing preferences for soft drinks. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. tell us what you think. just use the hashtag bbc—the—briefing. we ask about whether we are finally getting the message over those fizzy drinks. a candlelit vigil has been held in florida to remember those killed in the mass shooting at a high school on wednesday. 19—year—old nikolas cruz has appeared in court, charged with 17 murders. democrats in the us have criticised president trump and the republican speaker of the house, paul ryan, for refusing to discuss gun legislation. here's nada tawfik. they came to mourn the lives lost and the lives scarred by the senseless attack. neighbo

we can see coca-cola q4 revenue came in at 7$7.5 billion it reports strong operating results for the fourth quarter it achieves or exceeds the full we're guidance sees capital expenditures 1$1.9 billion. the one-time net charge of 3$3.6 billion for tax charm charges. they have beaten their own targets there. >>> let's look at how european markets are doing. we were just talking about those disappointing pmi numbers. we also had earnings, let's not forget about that, which has pointed to a bit of weakness in the first hour or so of this trading day. stoxx 600 composite is down 0.5% a weak start today don't forget we also had a weak u.s. equity trading session yesterday. somewhat pulled down by those weaker than expected walmart earnings >>> let's switch to individual indices and see what the picture is like. sea of red not pretty amongst all of the four majors. today somewhat surprisingly, ftse 100 is the leader, relative leader, down only 0.25%. xetra dax, cac are down 0.5% or more ftse mib is down 0.6%. some disappointment in the data. those pmi flashes underwhelmed >>> switching to

in the come months coca-cola will be focusing on key products and markets. >> they have changed to smaller, like minis. because you might walk into the store and say i don't want 20 ounces but i a kind of thirsty and i do like the taste of coke so i will take a six ounce version. and they don't -- not only are they getting you to try more occasions and driving volume but oe price perce for that mini is substantially higher than if you were going to pay for a 20 ounce. >> reporter: investors in both coca-cola and rival pepsico will be watching closely to see whether each company with boost sales in the coala version, whether that'sinvesting in those lines or more in otherik items sparkling water. >>> dom set the stage for us. t aarterly earnings and talk about where the beverage giant might find growth. joining us is the equity analyst ar morning welcome. nice to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> how do you view the company overall? dominic kind of set the stage with what the core holdings are but how do you feel about it i don't hasu all? >> , we think that their fourth quarter

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

that said though, this is what makes it different from a coca-cola.pple has to reinvent itself every two years. that's the problem of being an iphone company which is what apple has become is coca-cola never had to reinvent itself. it's a trickier play than coca-cola even though it's an incredible cash machine. >> but then you have cover "the new york times" magazine over the weekend where in the case of google you're so large that you are arguably inhibiting competition or squelching competitors at an early age. how much is our system equipped to tolerate that >> i think the problem is unlike prior episodes where competition is suppressed, consumers are benefiting from the competition being suppressed so it's going to be much more difficult to bring in anti-trust laws against these companies because consumers don't seem to mind >> but would the antitrust laws potentially be rewritten or interpreted differently within the courtsystem? i mean we're seeing that sort of -- i realize their laws are different. we're seeing that play out in terms of a poten

it is extraordinary when you talk about the fact they have approached the sponsors of the game, coca—colacola, mcdonald's, visa, to say it —— we're not sure if you're responsible about this, they have put their money behind the olympics and it is a risk than knowing what happened last time. they probably thought it had been taken care off and obviously it hasn't. let's have another look at the sunday times again but this time another story about, of course, brexit. how could about, of course, brexit. how could a saturday night go by without a discussing it! in view of next week, the cabinet subcommittee will meet, they are apparently going to try to come to some agreement about what the future relationship will be. this feels like the moment where they are actually trying to bring they are actually trying to bring the two competing sides in the conservative party together and will have to come up with something but depending how you look at it, they are saying a dream team could be heading for number ten. who is in the dream team? it is like fantasy football! somebody has very strange dre

representatives from u.p.s., delta airlines, coca-cola and other companies talked about how businesses and corporations with use their resources to combat human trafficking. panelists spoke at a day long summit hosted by the justice department. >> working with what we have and i was like, what do we have? and she's like, your body. >> i didn't know about sex trafficking until i was in the middle of it. >> after a while you have to kind of get used to it. everything that goes around just doesn't seem out of the ordinary to you. >> we really believe that she was getting ready to be sold. >> brianna comes from a small town, was an a student, did everything you hope your daughter would do. >> my dreams were to become a nurse. while i was in high school i had found a waitressing job. >> i loved school and being around my friends and my science class was my big thing. >> these traffickers or pumps, they pretend to be an older boyfriend and they actually fall in love with these guys and believe that they love them back. >> he had bought me some designer jeans and things. >> music and malls tr

be the readiest. >>> shares of coca-cola are up the ceo says he's encouraged of coke going into 2018 you encouraged >> yes, i am i spoke to james today, i felt that they have a lot of things going for them smaller packaging is working and not pure diet coke but a derivative coke zero is working. a big turn in brazil helped a great deal the nimble nature, if you have a distributor, they normally use that eight different approvals to be able to make different changes. they're using a lot of digitalizations. my hat is off to them. they're also doing tea they have a drinked call called topochico. it is a mexican drink. you pair that with pepsico that's going red hot the analysts are going to like this because they're going to like the organic number because of the 6% is hard to come by >> is it more like air bust and boeing, both doing well. >> yeah, well, in diet they are doing poorly both of them are down. i would say the war ended so everyone is making money so we have organic growth. how are we doing in organic growth in nobody got hurt buying the stock of coca-cola a warren buffett'

earn negotiation focus on wall street, among big names to report coca-cola and deere. and then there's this, the box office takes wakanda. >> what happened now determination what happens to the rest of the world. maria: we've got a preview of the highly-anticipated black panther movie as it looks to claw its way to the box office this weekend, we will bring you the review. dagen mcdowell, james freeman along with pollster and the president of maslansky + partners lee carter. great to see you. >> great to be here. happy friday. dagen: i cannot wait for your interview with the attorney general. >> yeah. nunes was last week. maria: nunes last sunday. lots to talk about. >> that's for sure. dagen:i can't wait. maria: that should be good. i know our viewers want answers. dagen: when i got the e-mail you were interviewing on sunday i literally was -- i was sitting in my apartment and i went -- he did -- maria: what do you think about what he said, james? >> we get back to same-old debate unfortunately. maria: yeah, that's where the debate has gone once again. >> i would hope

representatives from u.p.s., delta airline, coca-cola and other companies talked about how business and corporations can use their impact to combat human trafficking. this panel discussion is one hour. >> working what we have and i have like what do we have and she was like your body. >> i didn't know about sex trafficking until i was in the middle of it. >> after a while you get used to it. everybody doesn't seem out of ords ordinary to you. >> we really believe she was getting ready to be sold. >> she comes from a small town. was an a student. did everything you hope your daughter would do. >> my dreams were to become a nurse. while i was in high school i had found a waitressing job. >> i love school. i love being around my friends and my science class is like my big thing. >> these traffickers or pimps, they pretend to be an older boyfriend. these young girls fall in love with these guys and believe that this guy loves them back. >> he was like 24. he played football at a university. he had bought me some designer jeans and things. >> go to like movies and malls. he bought me a dress

the coca-cola company, as you know, is a very large, very old american company. we are present as a brand in over 207 countries in the world and primarily we operate in independent bottling marketers and we manage the brand and being such an old company and being present around the world for so long we've been very much involved with issues around human rights for many, many years and this comes in the fold of what is human rights for us. as a company we have a strong human rights policy which we've recently renewed and we released the first-ever human rights report to address issues like forced labor, human trafficking throughout supply chains and through our business. as you can imagine, our supply chain is huge. 207 bottlers each with their own domestic supply chain and ourselveses with global supply chain with agricultural producers and we source from about 5 million farms around the world so people are talking about footprint, it's huge. so what we've been trying to do in terms of the work that we've been leading is to engage in a pp relationship with our su

coca-cola fa ns but charge higher prices. coca-cola fans will not be happy.ies. the cost of some price marked packs in convenience stores could or will go up by more than 10%. a considerable increase. they had their results out today. we can talk to our correspondent at the new york stock exchange. the results look pretty good. they are adapting their strategy and trying to aim at this healthy drinks market. how will they do that? well, yes. their report today has been to bolster expectations although they have shown a loss, primarily down to a one—time tax payment they need to make here in america. what they had been doing over the last few years, because they have been aware that more and more people are choosing not to drink very sugary drinks, in places like the uk you have a sugar tax and you have it in some states of the us. one of the ways they have tried to get around it, as you mentioned earlier, having smaller drink sizes, changing the packaging, but the other way, especially in the last four years is by diversifying their portfolio. going beyond su

and friday we have our biggest quarry of earnings, coca-cola, kraft times and deer coca-cola has a new ceo and when the stock comes way down by the way, that is a great level to buy historically. kraft heinz has been a huge stinker. deere stock has pulled back. and after years of pain management deere has become adept. promising synergies and good times ahead. eight total and unmitigated disaster and now former ceo has teamed up with the activist fund to try to throw out polk and the board and let franklin take the reigns now he wants the whole kit and ka boodle. if the company can report a good quarter on friday, maybe he keeps his job. they will toss polk out. the fix busters are still in charge you need to see these pieces of papers calm down and calm down now. if they don't, if he they don't stop, no common stock is safe. if they do, we should have a huge relief valve like we did this afternoon and now, you know how to play it ara in ohio. >> caller: booyah. i am calling about honda motors a stock that has been treading water for years now. they do differentiate themselves they are

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aunque no tengamos acciones en walmart, en coca-cola, mucha gente tiene acciones indirectamente que es que van vinculados a la bolsa o a otros mercados financieros. por eso suben o bajan, por eso van incrementÁndose. carolina: si se habla una vez mÁs que han crecido los empleos, tenÍamos el reporte de lo simple o, tenÍamos el desempleo sigue niveles histÓricos, la economÍa va bien, por quÉ tanta preocupaciÓn? damiÁn: subieron y bastante los salarios como un 3%. eso genera preocupaciÓn. es una de las cosas por las cuales ha caÍdo la bolsa y puede impactar en elementos como esto. creen que si suben los salarios, pueden subir los precios, crear inflaciÓn y que se suban las tasas de interÉs. que haya afectaciones a todo el crÉdito que pedimos. hay endeudamiento que tenemos a travÉs de tarjetas de crÉditos o la hipoteca de la casa o el crÉdito del auto. todo esto es temporal. carolina: si quieren mÁs informaciÓn, vayan a la pÁgina de univisiÓn noticias. javier: carolina, muchÍsimas gracias. vamos a ver lo que sucede en tu ciudad. vamos a partir por este otro lado comenzando en dÉnver. vamos

richard perry of delta and brent wilson of coca-cola. a good list of people, and we appreciate your attention to this issue. i also want to thank secretary kirstjen nielsen of homeland security, and all of our prosecutors and law enforcement officers who are here with us today. i will try to be brief, mention a few things so that we can get to some of the leaders who will be talking with us later. my friend, kurtis hill, attorney general in indiana erin neelie , cox and robert from the civil rights division and united states attorney in texas. i want to thank each of them for their hard work putting traffickers behind bars. human trafficking is a violent crime. trafficking victims are often threatened, beaten, drugged, isolated, deceived, and manipulated psychologically in order to make them dependent and control them, to keep them captive. it is hard to comprehend this level of cruelty. human trafficking remains far too common. the fbi estimated at one point that this was the third largest criminality in the world, after drugs and count

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. >> another company to watch today is coca-cola pepsico and dr.o see with regard to the keurig/dr. pepper deal we'll see if coke addresses that >> we'll see where we close out the week two weeks ago today that that market selloff began traders will be looking for where we are headed earlier in the show we are a little worried about what could happen today. >> it is the chinese new year. i want to show you a picture it is the year of the dog, the earth dog. those are my two puppies viewers will often hear me refer to them. that's lucy on the left, a haba in e and bogey i wanted to show a picture of my dogs, because it is the year of the dog. >> when it is the year of the dog, what does that signify? is there anything to be on the lookout for? >> i just tweeted out, clsa, puts out a feng shui index tied to the year of whatever it is. it will give you some tongue and cheek ideas for how some may want to invest >> let's get you a quick check of the futures we have definitely lost some steam as the hours progress. dow jones is iicedndat to open higher

. >> this is a coca-cola. >> that is string. >> it's sitting on a needle point thing. >> this is an artisthat has made the french not to stitch for masterpiece. they learned this from their brand the mother because she was into the needle point art. i can't wait to show it to you guys. all the ingredients are made from string. >> i'm impressed. >> that is all created with string and check it out, once the roll is done, we cut right through it and enjoy. >> now we head over to the very cool side. stitch by stitch, this is coming together. >> it's crazy. it's the texture, because when you look at it it does look like a mini crescent. it adds that whole 3 dimensional aspect. >> i used to think i was all bad doing latch hook. >> she's an adult baby that can be be as young as you want to be a six month old and go up to two or three years old. it's whenever that feels right to you. >> got to be an expensive lifestyle. >> find out what encouraged this lifestyle. >> plus, time to hit the slopes. >> they haven't had a bit of a cruel event. >> why this run is on fire. >> they should use this at chri

. >> coca-cola >> oh, yeah. >> beer? josh, shake shack?o own deere. >> shake shack >> it came off the bottom. >> dude, shake shack is -- >> only one of thenames i thre out got a reaction and that was shake shack. >> i also own deere. let's not waste time with your fat shaming. shake shack -- >> just wrong. >> shake shack is a stock i have that buying in the doldrums when a lot of people gave up on it. it had resistance at 40, lad a nice rally at last report, low volume pulled back to 40, i think that's a got setup i don't know what the report will be but it's a good setup for intermediate to long-term investors. >> possibly get a doji. >> what about deere which you own as well? >> deere is a stock that will live and die by farm incomes and global growth. both of those are expanding. deere has spent a ton of time in the penalty box. broke out a couple years ago. >> joe, got a name. >> marriott, can't wait for the earnings report, s&p just increased 2008 lodging budgets by over 2% i think it will be a strong report. >> we have a viewer quest

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are you going to have coca-cola's international space station? wouldn't that be something?ot sure how this will work. a lot of discussion because it's not just the united states that contributes to this. we have russia and other countries. how are they going to feel with coca-cola on the side. >> shepard: we'll have to check with the russians. nice to see you. >> thank you. >> shepard: and we're going to tamara keith from the npr. how are you? >> good to see you. >> shepard: what is the response for this infrastructure proposal? >> the response has been polite. the same thing about the budget. the commercial committee says they will hold hearings on ideas about infrastructure next month. on the house side, the republican chairman of the transportation committee is saying that bipartisan legislation is what would be needed. they're talking. i also spoke to an aid to a democratic member of congress that met with the white house about this infrastructure plan. what they're saying is, you know, we see a few things where we can see our influence. however, $200 billion to be leve

honeywell, berkshire hathaway, coca-cola.stocks that are almost bonds in their appearance. as i look ats, what is happening and what is how do i correlate this back to the bond market? if the bond market blows up, is this one way we get the transmission mechanism feeding through into the equity markets and these kinds of super boring, but tripoli -- aaa rated like nestle, is this how it will work from now on? dani: as the market gets divided by these factors, they have the ability to be punching around markets. if you don't have a bet on coca-cola, but coincidently, people are holding it because they are holding low volatility. this has occurred where the market gets spooked from hawkish central bank and low volatility leads the way down. there is a lot of built-up money around low volatility strategies. matt: whose money is it? you talk about etf's, which means maybe retail millennial's are getting on this -- or is it making thesequants big bets? retail, perhaps millennials, we will have to see. is a worduantimental that get

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sometimes outside views are -- from you, you were at coca-cola, do you feel that this plague of -- whichhas been a doling world problem, is now coming to america in the divide between rich and poor? >> i really think that's what happen. you follow the change. there's consumption you get investment to provide that consumption. when you have invest you get companies, corporations and investment and the circle books. when you refuse the tax to the big guys and don't do it to the small guys, to the great majority of people, you don't provoke consumption. so to me it's what mexico did. you exempt to a level of income the lowest levels of income. you exempt and from there on you still lower the tax rates, and that really enhances consumption. you enhance consumption, enhance investment, you enhance corporation, and you go back to the circle. that's my thinking. it's not proven. so i guess it's good, this pocket change is moving. by the way the stock exchange? united states is the best in terms of income, because 60 million families in united states have stock from different corporations, from

. >>> congratulations to the coca-cola racing family driver and the 3 car driver, austin dillon, forin in the 60th running of the great american race and the 3 car, daytona 500 champ. it's been referenced 20 years ago this week when dale earnhardt won his first and only daytona 500, and now the 3 car as lightning strikes twice for the 3. that youngster pointing his finger, austin dillon, age 7, was will. larry mcreynolds was the crew chief for dale earnhardt, talked about him celebrating with earnhardt in victory lane. >> you can see by the look on that kid's face, i'm going to be here celebrating the great american race and being able to catch up with richard childress and to see the emotion and just feel how thankful and passionate that family is about this place and what this event means to the earnhardt and all the race fans. >> michael waltrip, chris myers, and you're watching post race coverage live here on fox. overtime win, and there is the trophy. michael, you got to hold on to that thing two times, one of the special awards in this sport as you start the season with the mos

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among the major sponsors nike coca cola samson mcdonald's while other teams donna new nike kids. thanks. insertion sanctions riveted. yes will be rented from the finish rounds of given by the end of the games. because it's impossible to provide an old green c. with american products because this country to the law of united states department of the treasury. devil we cannot see no great athletes playing games in mike uniforms. it is not just us sanctions the united nations sanctions to. south korean phone giant samson set to give gifts to olympic athletes. old box wrenches to the north koreans. so i think we are closely cooperating with the international community. including the u. s. in accordance with sanctions to avoid controversy with regard to north korea. olympic ticket sales or bruised after pyongyang confirmed its participation. taking is a sign also developed a comedy the school progression. the shadow of the north korean nuclear program and international sanctions. monkeys with the games. the pepsico corporation has found itself in hot water over the idea of launching a

near full it michigan soon as there's going to have all of our water and we're going to bathe and coca-cola or something because there's none lab have to fill our water beds with small stones that's not comfortable maybe at that point we finally get angry about it what does the legal age for mean anymore in orlando the first thing it's illegal to feed the homeless in some states according to the national coalition for the homeless for the homeless between twenty thirteen and twenty fifteen over twenty six cities and communities pass laws restricting the distribution of food to the homeless here's a ninety year old man being taken down to the station for the crime of baked beans all right. listen you know you may think this is ridiculous but if you don't stop them now what's next relief. then before you know you're involved in some sort of pickle to guy or situation and big old leads to guacamole and walk opens the gates to cheese right so long drove so you just thought you were going to what it could be the cool cop right look the other way that a few being fly that's what you thought befor

and welcome to tonight's primetime broadcast, presented by coca cola.ning from pyeongchang, and the start of a new week here. competition all across the olympic host city. though at the alps, the alpine ski venue, extreme win. postponement of the women's giant slalom. we'll have more on that in

we are the coca-cola company, and we're proud to offer so much more. >>> on thursday, speaker paul ryaned that the reverend billy graham will lie in honor of the rotunda on february 28th and march 1st. only the fourth private citizen so honored. the first were cal toll police officers who died in 1998. jacob chestnut jr. and detective john m. gibson. and rosa parks, the average american civil rights hero who died in 2005. this is altogether fitting and proper in my view. as a great man of god, great american, truly a symbol of what christians call the great commission. instruction from the new testament gospel of matthew, chapter 28:19-20. in which jesus christ said to his apostles, therefore go and make disciples of all nations baptizing them in the name of the father, son, and holy spirit. this is what billy graham did and did with an energy in astonishing success helped along by william randolph hurst's instruction to puff graham. and christians would say by the holy spirit whose astonishing crew side sades in madison square garden, london, around the globe, to his last in the rose b

. >> and some coca-cola. >> later on. >> that's what i was saying. i knew something was one that story line there. >> diane knows you so well. thanks, diane, see you in the next hour. >> thank you. >> pink slips going out adam son, says majority of the layoffs are adam son seattle headquarters, not saying how many employees will be affected by the cut but the news comes at a time when they are publicly searching for a seconds headquarters location. philadelphia is one under consideration. >> barnes and noble cutting jobs, dismal holiday sees season being blamed. won't say just how much jobs are affected but they say lead cashiers among the workers to lose their jobsment some employees learned of the layoffs when they showed up for work yesterday. >> that's a shame. do like barnes and noble. >> roller coaster weather continues after milder temperatures yesterday, slight cool down is expected today. >> we will get a check on the forecast when we come back with more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ like

coach said he was doping dead and that an american sprinter did you know spike his beer or spike his coca-cola so you know this this could be the case this has happened so we have to give him the benefit of the doubt we still know of the beast be sample tested positive we need to find out exactly what happened but again it goes back to you know it will be we we said last week you and i sitting as you say not to get caught for dope in the olympics you have to be very very silly and i don't think that the ski is really a lot more the host of a capital f. at moscow's capital sports fuck you so much for joining us this morning thank you. israel has hinted it might get involved in syria to counter iran tensions between tel of even tehran have been on display yet now the munich security conference is ready prime minister used his speech at the summit to warn against a growing threat from terror. this is a brief. a brief description of the middle east as it looks right now i call it the red in the black the red is isis. the radical the sunni's the black is iran and its offshoots the radical shiites a