heineken also reporting currency losses. when was the last of you had a heineken? >> actually i have a sixpack in my fridge. >> 2:00 a.m.? >> i've been having trouble sleeping, and since the alarm goes off at 3:30, i needed to knock myself out. the twitter question of the day -- we are all talking about apple, what a big deal, splitting the stock, 7 for 1. as tim cook finally proven himself as apple's ceo? sweet us @bsurveillance. we will be right back. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." coming up on bloomberg television, this is fascinating, howard marks of oak tree capital thehe -- oaktree capital on word of the market, look for that at 10:00 this morning on "market makers." this is "bloomberg surveillance." with me scarlet fu and adam johnson. history made yesterday, scarlet, on apple. just amazing. >> absolutely, tim cook finally leaving carl icahn. he had been pushing for return of cash, and that is what tim cook delivered. increased by back by $30 billion to $90 billion. nhis is a capital retur program to return $130 billion. >> there is w

heineken poured out a first-quarter revenue beat with sales advancing 3.4%.wer was helped by demand in africa and the americas. heineken extech's strong 2014 sales. faceys it continues to challenging conditions in russia. jumpedof soda stream more than 10% in u.s. trading on a report that starbucks is in talks to buy a stake in the company. starbucks is trying to buy a 10% valued at company $1.1 billion. up next, shaqonomics. the basketball legend tells us how he has built an empire after the nba. ♪ >> he is one of the most successful athletes after retirement. we are talking about shaquille o'neal. here is a look at shaqonomics by the numbers. youngsterved me as a was annuities. ♪ >> you can't mess with perfection but you can moisturize it. at 41 years old i have seen and tried almost every product. if i am not familiar with the product i won't endorse it. i started drinking arizona in college only because for 99 send you can get a lot. i thought it was a no-brainer. the macy's line is just an affordable suitland. big guys, we only have a couple places to go

heineken has made an investment in haiti in beer manufacturing.ught a local company and upgraded it. they have done fantastic work with suppliers to make sure they don't import all the stuff they need. they have done a top job. when heineken put in $100 million, that will bring other investors in. a lot of korean investors as well. as a manufacturing location, haiti is first class. haiti is making tablets in the technology area. there is a company making a magnificent tablet in port-au-prince, where they have all these workers trained up. >> are you doing something with your ngo to help train haitians or educate them to be prepared for these new jobs? happen, forings example, the tablets were branching out from the former of diw again local ceo gicell. we work in close support of each other. when we relocate people from displacement in camps back into the community, that is followed up with livelihood and training programs, community centers to develop capacity in the communities that we work. the idea is always -- and the clichÉ -- the good one i

i said, you know, i think heineken does a pretty good job selling heineken, we're doing something different mass advertising, mazz ticing, and they kind of took over the whole business, and the range of beers available became very narrow. >> it's no city beer. it's coors. >> he chronicles his brewing history in his new book "the craft beer revelation." >> in 1950 there were 50 brew y brewerys in america. today there will r more than 2,8 huj. the people know what craft beer is. they're looking for craft beer. >> look no further than the annual craft brewerer ers conference the denver, colorado. >> i remember these conventions in the late '80s were 200 or 300 people. it's unbelievable. >> this month 500 exhibiters shopped their services to 9,000 attendees. >> we'll blind that thing in about ten minutes. >> like jim coom in the toll selling beer company who started making sam adams in his kitchen 30 years aeld. >> this is like the silicon valley of beer, this bursting of energy and creativity. >> finding some nice lemon in there. >> kim jordan of new belgium brule is skpaurmting with extreme f

but that did not stop the celebrations. 21 points sent the defending champions to the final of the heineken cup after a cagey battle. the french side led at the break. but they hit that strongly -- hit backstrom late -- hit back strongly. they missed a penalty which would have put the irish in front. they closed out the country 6-14 victory. simon time his final attack vertically to win a thrilling 100 edition of the sprint classic. blue skies greeted the riders in belgium for the oldest of five monuments. group initiated the break of the day on the race. survivorented the lone before he was reeled in with 20 k's to go. they attacked. the defending champion led the attempt to chase them down. the irishman appeared well positioned with 300 meters to the finish line before crushing on the final corner. he emerged triumphant in the sprint. he beat his previous best sixth place finish from 2009 to become the first australian to try out -- to triumph. alexander has picked up his maiden european tour title with victory in the china open. the frenchman held the overnight lead and survived the wobb

. >> your honor, i can represent to the court that i had a heineken at lunch yesterday. >> you drankch yesterday? >> i did, your honor. >> before we picked the jury? >> yes, ma'am. and the reason i raise that issue is that, judge, because if i have one beer at lunch, it's not going to affect my ability to effectively represent my client. >> you really can't have a heineken during lunch when you're in a jury trial. you just can't. that's bizarre to me. >> at this point even the prosecution is concerned that he is ill-prepared to defend his client. after 2 1/2 hours, the judge finally declares a mistrial. >> dale was pretty emotional. he was sad. there were tears in his eyes. >> it was very painful. it was embarrassing. >> i didn't put tequila on my cornflakes, if that's what you're asking me, no, i didn't. >> he later speaks to the local news. >> i did have some drinks the night before. i did have a nominal amount of sleep, i'm going to estimate between 2 1/2 and 3 hours. i didn't wake up and start drinking. >> jakuchunas later negotiates a deal with his new attorney. he pleads guilty

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heineken is very popular in the u.s. >> from beer to burgers.ral burgers. they're been expanding, all natural beef, they got hot dogs, dessert. 400 job, from 15 to 1800 people by the end of this year and need managers and things like that. you can make from 36, up to 100 grand as a manager for salary. all natural food movement is exploding. >> they're opening one in napa. next up, engineering for kids and grownups. >> stem, science, technology, math f your kids are interested in this, you can work here. they work with kids age four to 14. they've got 300 jobs. 150 of throws going to be part-time. that's about 8 to 12 per hour. secondary learning. >> also you're talking this morning about the youthvilles to help some kids who need help. >> yeah. this is interesting. they work a lot with foster kids, emotionally troubled kids. 100 jobs available across the country. they need people that have experience in social services, health care, people that have worked for nonprofits in the past. it's a nonprofit type of situation flax fellow, georgia, india

increasingly, digital cameras, burning effigies of digital cameras and bottles of heineken.oning unit. >> this sounds like it would break all kinds of pollution -- >> they do break norms of modesty, i think and simplicity. a curious little story about how people are getting wealthier in china. there is a culture of consumerism and people are celebrating it. >> a modern-day take. ryan, thank you very much. for ansa is bracing three-day pilot strike kicking off today that will see it canceled the vast majority of flights. airline is calling it the most severe in its history. we are joined by the senior vice president and head of communications i found -- by phone. how much is the strike going to cost the company? >> are estimations are that we 40 milliona loss of or 50 million. you after the strike has happened. >> you are in discussions with the pilots about a number of grievances? dos particular strike has to with transitional benefits. does that mean we could see other strikes around the other issues? offersink we have made that are good enough to start negotiations with go