we must admit we were not even thinking coca-cola would come in for the business coca-cola wants to pay top dollar you've seen the multiple above what nestle paid for the starbucks food services business so coca-cola thought this was an opportunity to get into the hot beverage side of the coffee market i presume they will then look to expand that brand on a global basis. >> just lay out for us, what are the pros and cons of this arrangement from where you sit >> yeah. i think if you look at the overall coffee market, it's 1$10 billion plus typically growing mid single digits the fastest growing part has been in the premium and food service end of the market. you've seen the market overall consolidate around the big employee players, which is nestle, j.a.b. holding tying up with kraft and doing other acquisitions of course you have starbucks in terms of the big chain i think what this deal does is show you that coca-cola sees the opportunity in the overall coffee market and in food service. of course remember home consumption is growing faster than main street grocery retail. it wants to

and turning to soft drink news coca-cola is hoping some athletic star power can lift their profits in the so-called sports drink market the cola giant is taking a significant minority stake in a sports drink brand body armor that is seeking to compete with the dominant player on the field gator a gator aid is owned of course by pepsico and coca-cola hopes to siphon off some of the eight billion dollars sports drink market pepsico with gator it accounts for roughly seventy five percent of the current market and coca-cola already sells a similar product under the name power eight and will eventually distribute body armor as product for now body armor is distributed by dr pepper which has said that they will not renew the current distribution agreement under the deal coca-cola will display security as body armor is second largest shareholder knocking them down to a third body armor hopes to catch up with their established rivals with celebrity endorsers and investors including quitting former l.a. basketball star kobe bryant who is an investor and board member of body armor so this isn't

under coca—cola, costa can now go global because coca—cola is such a global brand.on for it so it was just a small business but today it is the uk's biggest coffee chain with more than 2400 copy shops —— £19 million. it has 1400 outlets abroad. coca—cola is paying just under £4 billion for it so whitbread is doing really well out of it and making a very tidy profit. it has to also be said, there were some major shareholders in whitbread who wanted the company to sell it off because they wanted to sell it off because they wanted to concentrate on its hotel business, premier inn. for coca—cola, it is a leap into the global coffee market, something missing from its portfolio and that will now change. it also gives them a brand with which to take on the likes of starbucks which has 29,000 outlets globally and if you compare that to 4000 from costa, there is a lot of catching up to do but fair to assume that coca—cola will take the brand global and also fair to assume that wherever you will see the coca—cola brand in the future, you will also see costa. thank you very mu

this coca-cola story, fascinating.ecided toitbread sell costa for 3.9 billion pounds to coca-cola. this is a huge deal for whitbread on the because they were under pressure from activists to divest costa. comparison, starbucks is currently valued 13.8 times. whitbread said the majority of proceeds will be returned to shareholders. no doubt investors will be pleased today. guy: what are we looking at with the car sector? he took aim at the european union and rejected the offer to scrap tariffs on carmakers. he called the european union just as bad as china, only smaller. when the market opens, i will look at daimler, volkswagen, fiat, and some supplier -- suppliers like continental to see if they move on the comments trump made in our interview. guy: we will see if those stocks move on the back of that. of you for joining us. you can get the latest stock stories on your bloomberg. first go. you can also get it on the mobile app. matt? bet: it is going to interesting to see how these markets open up. we saw asian markets

coca-cola.. the biggest coffee shop chain in europe. second only to starbucks worldwide. whitbread has premier inn as well. many people felt they didn't fit quite well. they weren't very good match. you could get more value by demerging. some investors in whitbread thought this is what you had to do, get rid of costa and get the value into the shareholders and do something interesting with it, boost the pension fund all increase investment in premier inn. they were going to float on the stock market but this 3.9 billion offer from coca—cola came stock market but this 3.9 billion offerfrom coca—cola came along, they bought it forjust offerfrom coca—cola came along, they bought it for just 19 offerfrom coca—cola came along, they bought it forjust 19 million, selling for 3.9 billion, that's not a bad deal. let's see what it looks like from the other side of the atlantic. what is the attraction for coca—cola? what is the attraction for coca—cola ? is what is the attraction for coca—cola? is it a goo

. >>> new at 5:00 gatorade is facing some competition from coca-cola. the soda giant is investing in sports drink body armor. it says it will be the second largest shareholder. the partnership gives body armor access to coke's bottling facilities. coca-cola says the sports drink will still operate as its own brand. >>> something new for the eco conscious athlete, a sneaker made from corn. it's not exactly the stuff off your dinner plate. it's the grain used to feed livestock. after it's harvested the corn is milled and fermented into a bio-based product that's molded into this. >> it looks like, feels like and wears exactly like rubber, but it's based on corn. >> reporter: and it's durable. >> yeah, very durable. >> 20 billion pairs of shoes are produced annually and roughly 300 million end up in landfills. mcginness says the corn-based sneakers aren't completely biodegradable just yet, but

why is coca—cola interested in costa?move into that kind of health—conscious market. this is a move by coca—cola to diversify its offering away from fizzy drinks into hot drinks. cost will be its first hot drinks. cost will be its first hot drinks. cost will be its first hot drink brand on its product table. will there be a significant difference in the look of costa or the products that cost offers to its consumers currently? presumably not. whitbread, the previous owners of costa, its share price went up quite significantly by 17%. whitbread is known for its hotels. it owns marriott hotels, premier lodge, so coffee did not fit into the logic. if coca—cola is interested in costa, why did whitbread want to sell it? it has been on the cards for some time. the chief executive was looking to get rid of costa in the next two years. but this offer that coca—cola put on the table was too good to refuse. it found itself making the deal today and that is why we have seen the share price go up why we have seen the share price go u

there's this incredible sale of the hobby chain which coca—cola bought four 4 billion.eresting thing, we seen so many billion. it's an interesting thing, we seen so many stories about the decline of british chains going bankrupt costa, is one of the most popular coffee chains. clearly, coca—cola getting involved is going to up its game with all the investment and the coffee wars between starbucks and boutique are clearly going to increase significantly banks to this purchase, i'm just glad to see that it is not a chain going bankrupt, it's actually a good thing. copy is such a massive global industry now. coca—cola is obviously fearing that, they feel that it may fall out of favour, but the more health conscious nature. but maybe they've actually kind of missed the boat on this and that the coffee boom has peaked them are going to start drinking more, kale or something or whatever the next thing is. and this point, with lattes and cappuccinos. were always into something new, is a concoction that cost an arm and the leg my daughter picked up. something very sugary, but n

and talking of us consumers, coca—cola buying costa coffee.bread is the owner of costa, wanting to get rid of the coffee company out of its portfolio? they wanted to do it before somebody did it to them, on the basis of shareholders saying they could get more value, but look at the value of costa coffee. that could be a ftse100 companyjust on its own, it is a bit of a one trick pony. its own, it is a bit of a one trick pony, but britain cupboards these things. is it part of this idea that fizzy drinks are going out of fashion a bit? costa coffee is still caffeine but in a different form, and we heard of pepsi buying soda strea m and we heard of pepsi buying soda stream as well. soda stream is rather old fashion, making your own fizzy drinks, but costa coffee is much better, it gives them a global brand, international, not quite global yet, but other products that can be allied. in terms of the new ta riffs can be allied. in terms of the new tariffs on china, how will that affect the markets? again, you have to wait until it comes through and s

remember, coca-cola has mcdonald's contract. burger king contract they want the get coffee, which is a growth market into those stores that's where he sees it going. you don't do capital allocation for retail how do you make sure the stores are clean. this is not your business. that's why they're keeping the management in place. if we need more resources. we will give them that he says actually not a capital intensive business, but the real value here is that they have a proven well liked coffee brand mr. quincy is from the uk. he grew up with the costa coffee brand. we have he frames the unique capability to bring that to a much bigger global scale in a way he says coca-cola can only do also responded that way to questions about the valuation they're paying i think the parent company said around 16 times even that. a little high. >> i don't know what the growth rate is. >> we don't know exactly they don't break it out. he says it's a premium >> what else is available for them if they want to go down this road? was there a play

coca-cola's long-term targets remain unchanged, but the headline, coca-cola to buy costa.get to the european story. nejra: under an hour till they european equity we saw weakness in the asian session and the u.s. close lower as well. some concerns about trade seem to be feeding through to equity markets. donald trump on the wto, china, and the eu's offer of no auto tariffs. ftse 100 futures down .2% and dax futures down the same. cap futures lower by .1%. headlines coming through from the bank of england -- indonesia governor, commenting on the rupiah. you talk -- will talk about pms currencies, but intervention in the last two days and the fact the bank of indonesia is committed to maintain the economy and rupiah stability. we have seen the rupiah fall to its lowest since the asian crisis and this is fading into equity trading. anna: absolutely. emerging market tensions the picture. msci asia-pacific down .3%. maybe the threat by president trump that the u.s. could pull out of the wpo -- wto if it doesn't "shape up," or the red of tariffs on another 200 billion dollars of

here's your top five at 5:00 breaking news, coca-cola is buying the world's second biggest coffee chains for $5 billion. >>> stocks snap a bit. markets end their four-day win streak following a report that trump is backing new tariffs on 200 billion in chinese goods china is not backing down. >>> it's deadline day. the u.s. and canada moving into an intense rhythm as the two sides rush to strike a trade deal tonight. >>> and tesla troubles blackrock voting to replace elon musk with an independent chairman it's august 31st "worldwide exchange" begins right now. >>> good morning happy friday good afternoon, good evening from wherever in the world you may be watching. i'm brian sullivan u.s. futures not doing a whole lot. unless we get some craziness today, it will be another good month for the stock market every day on "worldwide exchange" we bring you the one big number that you need to focus on every day today that number is 5%. that's the nasdaq's gain this month. it's been quite the run for technology stocks over the last 30 or so days. this is the day move not much, but this month has

coffee and coca-cola? yes, cccc, coffee and coca—cola. they have set up coffee and coca—cola.ht costa in 1995, 23 years ago. they paid £19 million for it. how much? 19 million, and they have sold it for over 3 billion. they now have 1300 stores internationally. from that small business they bought in 1995. thank you to everybody who sent me messages this morning saying how much you hate the word beverage. its such a rubbish word, don‘t you think? i've never thought about it. of all of the things people could have got annoyed about, i didn‘t think it would be beverage. have got annoyed about, i didn‘t think it would be beveragem have got annoyed about, i didn‘t think it would be beverage. it is on my list. but that is the statement. what else is on the list? we haven't got time for that! we will talk about that next time. a new treatment which could help thousands of people with severe asthma is to be offered more widely on the nhs. the charity asthma uk describes the procedure as lifechanging. the procedure uses radio waves to melt muscle tissue in the lungs, which restricts b

the secret formula for coca-cola is said to be in a vault somewhere.we have a formula in the vault too, but i'm a chemist by undergraduate degree, and i'm always testing products. the pepsi-cola product, which was invented by some chemist, way, way back, is one of the most complex, refined, amazing formulas. david: let's say it is very good, but most people would say that pepsi-cola and coca-cola are not that healthy for you, so you must have heard that argument before. indra: yeah. david: how does pepsico, under your leadership, try to make products like pepsi-cola healthier? what's your plan to do that? indra: products like pepsi-cola were invented many years ago when society was different. it was more under-nutrition than over nutrition, and people felt drinking products with that much sugar was all right. society has changed, and it behooves us to change with society. so, what are we doing? we are launching more products with zero or very low sugar. we're taking pepsi itself and reformulating it for lower and lower sugar levels. and so the idea is

activó la alerta porque no fue de una magnitud mayor a 5.5 >>> en méxico, un estudio revela que la coca-colase ha comprobado que la compra es cada vez más incluso comparado con los productos de la canasta básica. >>> en las tiendas le dan el espacio más grande y las cajas llenan los vacíos y los refrigeradores están rellenos de sus latas y botellas >>> don jorge y su familia son amantes de la coca-cola. dicen que en promedio se toma seis o siete botellas al día, por eso no le extraña que en su negocio, la mayoría de los que entran se la comida es lo que más se vende >>> la percepción de este hombre ha sido confirmada por un estudio que roc bebida como la las mesas de los mexicanos >>> sabemos que se consume en promedio méxico 71 veces en el año. >>> el ranking mundial de las 50 marcas más elegidas, indican que clue con la gente aquí compra más esta bebida que el pan u otras cosas >>> durante mucho tiempo méxico ha mantenido el récord mundial de este tipo de bebida, se calcula que cada habitante por lo menos se consume 765 botellas al año. >>> 5k no hay vida dice el zapoteco luego de asegurar

both turned into megabrands for coca-cola.as the competition with pepsi pepsi dominates the market wi with gatorade. about 20% is coca-cola's own powerade though body armor is growing pretty fast and commands about 4% of the market now it is marketing itself like netflix. >> how much has coca-cola grown, and we mentioned there's dr. pepper and snapal ple in there >> it's considered a safe bet, and it's a tiny financial deal, obviously, for coca-cola but it shows coke's strategy safe, growth brands that they can leverage and put into their bottling system, take them global, put them on a much bigger scale also this deal does involve an outright path to own it. so watch for a potential take over on that front as well >> but it's got coconut water in it >> yes >> that's good for hangovers >> is it also good for hydration. >> i've never bought body armor before >>> up next coming right back with the closing count down. >> and after the bell the emerging market's etf seeing some btarul numbers. you're watching cnbc first in busines

it is important we agreed with coca—cola they would run costa asa uk with coca—cola they would run costanage the business but as it will grow, i suspect we will need more people to be working for costa and it will be a job growth story. it's among the most majestic and iconic species of wildlife to grace our countryside — and yet the golden eagle is almost entirely restricted to remote parts of scotland. scientists have now unlocked the complete genetic code of this important predator, which will help both to protect the eagle and expand their numbers. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill has been finding out more. a golden eaglet, hidden safely away in its mountain nest. making it a perilousjob to take a dna sample. but a tiny amount of dna is all scientists need to map the genetic code of this great bird of prey. within that code researchers will find clues about the food and habitat they rely on, so that havens for these threatened birds can be found and protected. and where populations are in severe decline, genetic matchmaking could give eagles a better chance to thrive. this is

coca-cola,o mention, i am more coffee.ffee from whitbread, it has seen its shares surge. coca-cola a little higher. tom: thank you. president makes his oval office different and president trump has the portrait of andrew jackson looking down. yesterday, in conversation with john micklethwait. here is the president on china and trade. they create standards that make it impossible because they have like with medical equipment, they created new standards so we cannot get our medical equipment. they standards are different so our companies cannot get medical equipment in. you have to change your ways because the european union is almost as bad as china, just smaller. tom: many other topics but it turns to tax. here is the president on capital gains tax. pres. trump: i am thinking about it. there are a lot of people that love it, some that do not. to the politics, with the cabinet changing, and it is the midterms. here is the president on his attorney general. pres. trump: i would like to have jeff sessions do his job and if he

but it is a different sort of business for coca-cola to be in.of the coffee strategy is having stores because they build business and the brand. we are buying a great management team, which importantly he's keeping in place, that knows what it's doing in retail, clearly not our core competence. along with roasting coffee, that's what they're bringing we're bringing the global scale. week introduce different formats as a total beverage provider in some places, you might see stores, beans and machines he really emphasized that this is not a retail strategy and not a food strategy because costa also sells pastries in its stores it is a beverage strategy. taking the brand of costa and bringing it to places like the u.s., not necessarily in terms of stores to compete with starbucks, but in beans, in vending machines, food service areas. here's the quote when i asked him what the plans are for the united states. if we come to the u.s., according to quincy, it's more likely to be in support of food service, not stores. there's a lot of stores in the u.s

joins us to discuss the new cold war the battleground is the pound is the sports beverage market and coca-cola is enlisting some superstar sports power in their effort to get more of the eight billion dollar market from pepsico as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell stocks up across the board as investors give thumbs up on today's earnings and there's i said three hundred ninety eight points up on the dow will be right back. on a better irresponsible lobbyist accessing unlimited credit from an irresponsible federal reserve bank you have the infinite regress that you saw with money starting in the one nine hundred seventy s. and now insurance companies selling insurance on insurance contracts contracts on insurance contracts with another bureaucrat another bureaucrat is infinite regress

dealmaking coca-cola puts nearly 4 billion pounds on the table to buy the costa coffee chain from whitbread sending shares sharply higher. >>> president trump could slap another 2$200 billion worth of taf r tariffs on china, this sends global stocks into the red after a week of gains. >>> not good enough. president trump rejects an offer from europe to drop all auto tariffs saying the eu is almost as bad as klechina, only smalle. >>> and argentina prepares more drastic messages to stem the free fall in the currency while protesters take to the streets of bane neuenos aires amid econ meltdown >>> all right. good morning welcome to "street signs." a lot to get to today as far as the markets are concerned.

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and soft drink giant coca-cola is buying the new england soda brand moxy.xie has been around since the 19th century. it's the official state beverage of maine. moxie is flavored with a root extract that gives it a unique taste that some find off putting. coke sees an opportunity to bring that taste to a broader audience. >> off putting? >> what do you think? >> some people say it tastes really bitter and some people say like bubble gum, which seems like two extremes. but maybe with coke's help we can all try it. laura, thank you so much. >> well, still to come, thousands of fans poured into detroit to pay their respects to the queen of soul. on further irreversible joint damage. talk to your rheumatologist. right here. his fish tank. plus: a showdown over safe injection sites. the san francisco city leaders backing the plan despite a threat from the feds. and: a magnitude 4-point-4 hq join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning. it's wednesday, august 29th. good morning. it'sthe nature of a virus is to change. move. mutate. today

coca-cola are more than 1% down after overnight coca-cola agreed to purchase one of the largest can have fee chain in europe for $5.1 billion, the biggest acquisition in coca- cola history. there are no plans to open up costa coffee shops the united states. >>> if you are waiting for new iphones to come out, that day is almost here. apple sent out invitations to the next big events. apple announces the devices at this time of year, reports suggest 3 new iphones are said to be released, tech web sites speculate the invitation offers a hint that copper maybe a new color option for phones. the event will take place at the steve jobs theater on the apple park campus. >>> looks like wal-mart is hoping to fill the void left behind by toys r us, the biggest retailer is adding new exclusive toys in stores and on line and trying something different. wal-mart will host the first national play day on september 8th in more than 1500 stores, children will get the chance to play with top rated toys so e g holiday wish lists. >>> san francisco's fisherman's wharf is a tourist destination but for locals

for all their success in restricting coca-cola. there are still problems with distribution the un estimates half of bolivia still ends up in cocaine production. no one knows who they get. traffic and then it. gets lost. like. the government's goal is to provide a range of coca products that will take the leaf away from drug trafficking. in the. industry least. by law. with a let me be there in the. battle for those very important. let there be a prima killed police and medical staff people to keep. up the rest. of the caucus yet born from it up. well money does not. buy from we import them to kill not a good article look up early to them if they planted article capital get delayed at best are actually very ethical they. will go to the caucus into almost always or no they will. get healthy is to see how they cook at thing do this to export better. i mean this road isn't going to be a lot of going to go there. every few months to eunice yoon us the man who seeks to sow cocoa to the world returns home to his cocoa farm in the mountain

coca-cola is the number two shareholder.itamin water and smart water, sold it to coke for $4 billion both those are global multi billion dollar brands. a small deal financially but a big deal when it comes to cok a coca-cola strategy it also has opportunity in this deal and path to buy the brand outright going to grow it, going to leverage the distribution globally. >> was it minelli made a killing in vitamin water >> that's another point. athletes make money and the entrepreneurs make money a lot of food and beverage startups bought by the big see that's funny, i thought you traded options. i'm not really a wall street guy. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, but jj can help you with that. jj, will you break it down for this gentleman? hey, ian. you know, at td ameritrade, we can walk you through your options trades step by step until you're comfortable. fiftycould be up for that. that's taking options trading from wall st. to main st. hey guys, wanna play some pool? eh,

the ft says coca—cola is setting itself up to take on starbucks, nestle and jab holdings in the globalee sales after buying costa coffee in a £3.9bn deal. the daily mail reports on new research that suggests up to 11! children are fighting for each place at top primary schools. the i says doctors will be able to stay one step ahead of cancer tumours thanks to a new technique pioneered by scientists. and the daily express leads with the same story claiming patients will be treated earlier because artificial intelligence will be able to predict how the disease can evolve in individual patients. that is where we will begin as its toll on the front page of the i. cancer treatment revolution. is it i? we don't know the exact details but this does seem to be the way medicine is going and the big question about artificial intelligence is, can eat model how a human brain operates? that's is what eve ryo ne human brain operates? that's is what everyone is talking about. chess for example, it's been modelled effectively and why computers keep beating humans. what we are doing with cancer treatme

coca cola has agreed to buy the costa coffee chain forjust over $3 billion.e in the uk. coca—cola is trying to broaden its business away from fizzy drinks, because of government—imposed taxes on sugar and consumers looking for healthier options. her grandchildren were among the family members to pay tribute. let's ta ke let's take you live to clive davis. he is the chief executive, chief creative officer, rather, of sony music. let's listen in to what he has to say about the queen of soul. going to extraordinary lengths to make sure the night would be and i a lwa ys make sure the night would be and i always to be remembered. and hopefully this reveals to you the incredible wide reaching quest for knowledge that aretha hat. she studied classical music at juilliard. she loved opera, and of course our performance without notice at the 1998 grammys, we all remember that and we never forget it. applause that surely will always show. that there is nothing that aretha could not master. and of course as you have heard all afternoon, a commitment to political activism

and across europe hot beverages is one of the few areas of the drinks landscape where coca-cola does not have a global brand and. our celebrity social media influences have a new set of online followers advertising standards authority online celebrities and bloggers have millions of followers across platforms like instagram and facebook that's why they're called influences but many of these stars do not reveal if they have been paid to promote fashion or beauty products or even services like plastic surgery and that is something authorities in the u.k. and in the u.s. a starting to examine and prosecute. according to a study by media kicks an influencer marketing agency ninety three percent of sponsored posts made by the top followed celebrities on instagram are not disclosed the fashion industry is one of the biggest sponsors of social media advertising but many beauty tutorial creators for example neglect to mention that they're being paid to promote products big brands such as tobacco companies use social media influencers to promote their products consumer watchdogs in the u.s. a

cans are becoming more expensive for coca-cola and who's going to pay for that in the end it's going to be consumers and it's all trickle down that's what tariffs are if the consumers who get hit in the end trickle down or trickle on it depends on your perspective i guess our correspondent alex while it's thanks alex. thank you. and on our last broadcast we spoke about missions standards and the difficulties of making money on electric vehicles well despite the rough and rocky road automakers are going ahead with progressive plans for the future of electric vehicles which ones will come out on top artie's ashley banks takes a look. by the year twenty forty experts believe that electric cars will dominate the car market replacing conventional engine cars this may be hard to believe as the demand for traditional passenger cars in the u.s. is lagging quite a bit according to reports ford is looking to abandon passenger cars and the u.s. and focus more on trucks and s.u.v.s g.m. and tesla are estimated to lose thousands of dollars per unit on their electric cars at this time tesla model

at the moment, it's largely focused on advertising, helping clients like coca—cola and mars to reallyis mihkeljaatma, chief executive and co—founder of realeyes. many thanks for coming in. thank you so many thanks for coming in. thank you so much for having me!|j many thanks for coming in. thank you so much for having me! i wanted to begin by asking you for your definition of affective computing, or emotion ai, as you call it.|j think the call the mike cole definition is teaching commuters to understand how we feel, there will be lots of technology around us today, and it is an important problem to solve to make sure that technologies can understand us as human beings and our emotional dimension as well. you started this at oxford university, it has been going for ten years, but before the world really knew much about al. how do you pick up on the human response to things? and can it be codified just through facial expressions, without using all the other things like tone of voice and body language? you can get very far with just the face, and that is where we are specialists, and we

soft drinks dry and coca-cola says it's buying the world's second biggest coffee chain cost for five point one billion dollars the british company has nearly four thousand coffeehouses in europe and china coke hopes cost will help it to diversify its product range away from fizzy drinks coffee is one of the few drinks sectors where coca-cola does not have a strong global brand the move comes just days after swiss food giant knisley announced a licensing deal with market leader starbucks. i'm here berlin one of the biggest trade shows for consumer electronics and home appliances is set to open shortly there seems to be something for every tech fan at the annual event and if the anticipation is keeping you awake at night there's something for you to . to sleep problems this is a fun might have the answer push on some headphones and a sleep mask and you can be literally toolkits to sleep if nothing else it offers a brief interlude from the busy trade fair pretty good but just relax now to it so this is the end this entrepreneur has created a sleep robot oh. for five hundred euros sleepi

vehicles registered while lauren will help us sort it all out and there's new cold war news between coca-cola and pepsi co the battleground is the eight billion dollars sports beverage market over joins us to discuss there's a lot to get to but first let's get to a few stories topping today's financial and business headlines. lots of earnings news out as wal-mart's latest figures are catching the eyes of market watchers the arkansas based u.s. retailer beat expectations on revenues same store sales increases and earnings per share revenue was up three point eight percent to one hundred twenty eight billion dollars and same store sales were up four point five percent and earnings per share were one dollar in twenty nine cents shares of wal-mart stock rose ten percent holy cow on the report one important bright spot for wal-mart now especially in the future is their reported forty percent growth in online sales and we've noted here wal-mart's acquired the online retailer flipkart in the u.k. or in india rather as a vehicle to enter that market earlier this year more recently walmart contracted

coca-cola says it is buying the world's second biggest coffee chain cost for over five billion dollars the british company has nearly four thousand coffeehouses in europe and china coke hopes costco will help to diversify its product range away from fizzy drinks coffee is one of the few drinks sectors where coca-cola does not yet have a strong global brand. and aggressive move by argentina's central bank to shore up the country's nosediving currency has had little effect on markets on thursday the lender hiked its bench mark interest rate from forty five to sixty percent but the peso has continued to plummet losing up to twenty percent against the dollar the latest panic began monday after born as i asked for early release of emergency support funds from the international monetary fund triggering concerns it could be unable to repay its debts. and a reminder of the top story we are following for you here on d w a the european union just said to end the practice of putting the clocks forward and back in summer and winter the decision comes after an online poll found that a majority of e

coca-cola making a big move into coffee. top coffee chain in britain for $5.1 billion. they have about 2400 stores in the uk. another 1400 in 31 other countries. this puts coca-cola directly up against starbucks, dr. pepper and nestle. shares in those the firms are lower on the news. amazon and apple just continue to cruise higher. apple stock at a record high. amazon trading over $2,000 a share for the first time. and that's got amazon within about $15 billion of one trillion dollars. apple the first u.s. company to top $1 trillion at 1.1 trillions as the stock is up another 1% today. amazon up 1%. that's helping out the tech sector. dow is up, nasdaq and s&p are down. let's check the big board. dow down 40. nasdaq up 14. s&p down 2. michelle and kenny, back to you. >> jason brooks from kcbs radio, thank you. >>> drivers are noticing a shorter wait time at the dmv since it extended hours this summer. the director says wait times across northern california went from an average of 134 minutes to 84 over the last month of she

in the business news: coca—cola is buying the costa coffee chain from owner whitbread in a deal worthn planning to demerge costa, but said the coca—cola deal offered a far better return for shareholders. ticket reseller viagogo is being taken to court by the competition watchdog accused of failing to make additional fees clear. the cma warned four ticket resellers to change their ways last year, and digital minister margot james even warned the public not to use viagogo. of the four, viagogo is the only one that's not made changes so it's been taken to court. diy retailer homebase faces a make—or—break shareholder vote on its future on friday. the chain — where 70% of outlets are losing money — has proposed closing 42 stores and cutting rents on others as part of a rescue plan. more now on homebase — a crucial day for the diy retailer, as it's facing a make—or—break vote by its creditors. the company was bought by a private equity firm hilco for £1 injune. the chain, where 70% of the stores are losing money, is proposing closing 42 stores and slashing rents on others. among the credit

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