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your maker heineken is cutting $8000.00 jobs after profits plunged due to the lockdown brew of i'm still tiger and more ready said 2020 was a year of quote unquote unprecedented disruption pubs and restaurants have been closed in many parts of the world. well majorca was one of europe's main tourism destinations but today the spanish island is suffering badly from of course the coronavirus pandemic such as the homeless or retirees who have been affected by the lock down middle class families are at their wit's end as well and 2900 or than 10000000 tourists visited majorca last year a mere 1400000. palmer day my orca in the winter pleasant temperatures and mediterranean beyond's but things have been different in the past months everywhere list city you see people lining up patiently in front of churches and aid organizations waiting for food handouts the island's once mighty tourism sector as collapsed amid the coronavirus pandemic poverty is rising. but i think we're a family of 5 we don't get any support from the government and we have no income that we're not. doing very badly in this

your maker heineken is cutting $8000.00 jobs after profits plunged due to the lock down the brew of i'm still tiger and more ready said 2020 was a year of quote unquote unprecedented disruption pubs and restaurants have been closed in many parts of the world. well majorca was one of europe's main tourist destinations today the spanish island is suffering badly from of course the coronavirus pandemic such as the homeless or retirees who have been affected by the lock down middle class families are at their wit's end as well and 2900 or than 10000000 tourists visited majorca last year a mere 1400000. pama day my orca in the winter pleasant temperatures and mediterranean ambience but things have been different in the past months everywhere lissett you see people lining up patiently in front of churches and aid organizations waiting for food handouts the island's once mighty tourism sector as collapsed amid the coronavirus pandemic poverty is rising. but i think we're a family of 5 we don't get any support from the government and we have no income that we're not. doing very badly in this si

restaurants have been closed in many parts of the world that's been no surprise irving beer makers heineken is cutting $8000.00 jobs for profits lunged due to the long down the brew of tiger and morality said 2020 hrs a year of quote precedented disruption and here in germany the beer making industry is also struggling with the measures intended to stop the. this archive footage shows munich south tobar fest in 2019 will the world's largest beer festival ever return to normal this year's october fest hasn't been cancelled but in 2020 it was shut down completely germans can't even drink beer in restaurants which can only offer take away the country's 1500 breweries are reporting a slump in sales smaller beer makers are struggling to survive. and that meant the fact. last year we had 40 percent less sales than in a comparable year a business like ours can't survive without 8. heller brewery has 15 employees and normally produces 400000 liters of beer annually but that figure will probably remain out of reach this year the company is staying afloat with the help of government aid beers still b

in the pro 14 scarlets kept alive their hopes of qualifying for next season's heineken champions cup.s—point victory over benetton in llanelli. jac morgan scored two of scarlets�* six tries. rhys webb sent out a message to wales coach wayne pivac after being left out of the six nations squad. webb captained ospreys and scored the only try of the game as they beat zebre 10—0 in cardiff. two games are under way. the conference beerleaders monster are playing edinburgh. connacht host cardiff blues, cardiff leading there. —— conference be leaders. covid—i9 is continuing to spread within the french squad ahead of their six nations game against scotland next sunday. winger gabin villiere and prop mohamad haouas are the latest players to test positive. it follows the news yesterday that scrum half antoine dupont had returned a positive test. earlier in the week, head coach fabien galthie and assistant william servat began isolating following the news they both had coronavirus. let's take a quick look at some other stories making the news today. ben ainslie�*s ineos team uk face a real strugg

in the pro 14, scarlets kept alive their hopes of qualifying for next season's heineken champions cupllanelli. jac morgan scored two of scarlets' six tries. three other games this evening. ospreys are currently playing zebre — you can follow bbc radio wales commentary of that on the bbc sport website, where there will also be coverage of those later games too. covid—i9 is continuing to spread within the french squad ahead of their six nations game against scotland next sunday. winger gabin villiere and prop mohamad haouas are the latest players to test positive. it follows the news yesterday that scrum half antoine dupont had returned a positive test. earlier in the week, head coach fabien galthie and assistant william servat began isolating following the news they both had coronavirus. naomi osaka said she was gratefulfor the energy of the crowd, after winning the australian open. that is her fourth grand slam title, and it maintains her 100 per cent record in majorfinals. she beatjennifer brady in straight sets, as adam wild reports at a time where little in tennis has felt certain,

that's the lows level and almost 20 years since fall overnight stays and hotels have been banned heineken is cutting 8000 jobs after profits plunged due to the lock down the grew of i'm still tiger and more ready beer saw 2020 was a year of quote president a disruption and restaurants have been closed in many parts of the world. and more mentalists have called it a quote dirty deal a letter of taint and published by a german nonprofit group suggest the german government offered to in this building euro zone facilities in germany for receiving u.s. liquefied natural gas in order to prevent u.s. sanctions on north stream to the u.s. is opposed to the russia germany pipeline claiming it will make europe too reliant on russian gas the german government is yet to comment on the letter dated august last year between german finance minister off false and then u.s. trade secretary steve min of german. for more on this i'm not joined by the environmental action germany executive director is. what come to d.w. xhosa in this letter the finance minister is in essence offering to build infrastructure

and we have been speaking to executives from maersk, heineken, equinor, and societe generale.g, everyone. i am francine lacqua and london, tom keene in new york. germany probably delaying their reopening because cases are not quite where the german chancellor want them to be, but if you look at hong kong, they are opening sports venues. it goes back to the inflation debate. do we have stimulus strong enough to actually put the economy on the skyrocket, or do we worry about cumbersome inflation? tom: equities h

heineken cutting loads of jobs, trying to get in gear for the recovery.terms of beer volumes, this is a difficult narrative and i think the analyst community was uninspired by what was delivered. ap moller-maersk, let's talk about with happening here. i will give you the price action and alix will give you the real story. we will get you the story from the analysts and ceo as well. down 7% while shipping rates are sky high. what's going on? alix: rates go up, rates go down. i think the guidance for some of the analysts were disappointing, but they have been approached by a competition watchdog and authorities over skyhigh rates which have surged over the last few weeks. if demand rolls over globally because of the distribution of the vaccine -- there are lots of different moving parts of this story. let's get to the ceo who spoke to bloomberg earlier. he expects that great rates remain low. >> i would expect the rates to remain at an elevated level for a while, for the first quarter, and after that we will see normalization of the situation. >> so normali

meant for you including interswruse the cocaine of mersk and heineken. on this thursday morning. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome to "bloomberg markets european open." matt: good morning. the markets say bet on the gain train. stocks set to rebound from tuesday's losses. tencent fuels a rise in hong kong. platinum hits a six-month high -- a six-year high.

and we have been speaking to executives from maersk, heineken, equinor, and societe generale. good morning, everyone. i am francine lacqua and london, tom keene in new york. germany probably delaying their reopening because cases are not quite where the german chancellor want them to be, but if you look at hong kong, they are opening sports venues. it goes back to the inflation debate. do we have stimulus strong enough to actually put the economy on the skyrocket, or do we worry about cumbersome inflation? tom: equities higher today, futures up 13 says it all. i do take your point, as every nation and indeed every city for itself come on the pandemic. i would suggest in america, the news is generally very good. francine: i am looking at platinum today. my data check, tom, something i think i have not done -- tom: it is close to valentine's day. i can understand why you are looking at platinum. ritika: the senate has clear the way for arguments to begin on whether donald trump incited a mob to attack the u.s. capitol. lawmakers voted 56-54 that trump's impeachment trial is cons

countries in the world will receive coverage but that doesn't get us up to herd immunity like in heineken countries right so all with the goal of reaching $92.00 countries and i've also read that the goal is to deliver around 2000000000 doses of. $1000.00 shots this year via kovacs hosa decided which country goes 1st so-to speak. again this is a part of the negotiations that the deputy chair is working alongside governments and not only encouraging for countries to go through the kovacs facility itself but also try to enter in partnership binds being really if possible because again those 2000000000 doses are just not going to be enough for those well italy the countries. again who when it comes to who will get them certainly within those countries we're looking at a very the. recommendations which 1st prioritizes health care workers. those who are elderly and we look at various countries go on as is one of the 1st but it is also according to need and those who may not have as many vaccines available to them and unfortunately that is a large number. and that's also about which vaccines co

my name is brooke heineken. i produced independent shows that many of the venues called about already. i'm calling in support of the recovery fund. i hope that you consider adding more money to it. i don't know if you had -- it's not the same. i'm hopeful there's going to be places for people to safely produce after this is all over. we tried to produce some shows outdoors safely when permitted. i know venues are investing lot of money creating outdoor spaces where they can safely allow people to gather and the demand is there. people are really starving for entertainment. >> next speaker please. >> hello. i've been to all different kinds of venues that have been mentioned here. this is a very important thing. we always need to have a space that's free to express themselves. we need that kind of entertainment. even know we're so locked up in our houses. we don't have that chance to interact with one another. i do believe investing in our venues will create a boom of enthusiasm to go out these venues. it's such a

you took market share from heineken hang in there.f your channel in terms of bars and pubs, but pretty good numbers. thank you. appreciate it, carlos. >> thank you have a nice day. >> okay. you, too andrew. >>> when we come back on the other side of this break, two big hours ahead. a new strain of the coronavirus spreading throughout new york city dr. scott gottleib is going to weigh in straight ahead. no d. you got to move the phone in front of you like..like it's a mirror, dad. you know? alright, okay. how's that? is that how you hold a mirror? [ding] power e*trade gives you an award-winning mobile app with powerful, easy-to-use tools and interactive charts to give you an edge, 24/7 support when you need it the most and $0 commissions for online u.s. listed stocks. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. >>> stocks back at record highs. it's not just the blue chips reddit's favorite stocks are on the up swing details ahead. >>> berkshire's chairman charlie munger with the stark warning with his comments coming up. >>> th

companies to car of divisions out and to unlock some values >> paul, you do packaging for claw, pepsi, heinekenhis way. what do you think a fair comp is and how investors should think about multiples? >> look, one of the great things about the beverage industry is we have a very strong market leader involved and the second being crown. so they have strong comps. they've been well established in the market and we are bringing a pure play beverage cannabis to the market now to well-established businesses as a divestment which we bought divested assets both in brazil, europe, the u.s. when they bought it in 2016. so we see them as very clear comps for us. >> alec, you know, coming into this segment we mentioned the other big spac news of the day, which is this lucid transaction with churchill i'm curious as you're watching that stock fall this morning the pipe actually being invested in at a remarkably lower price than where the stock was trading at what your thoughts are on this. >> i can't comment on that i haven't been following it. i focus on what we do and finding great companies to take publ

my name is brooke heineken. i produced independent shows that many of the venues called about already. i'm calling in support of the recovery fund. i hope that you consider adding more money to it. i don't know if you had -- it's not the same. i'm hopeful there's going to be places for people to safely produce after this is all over. we tried to produce some shows outdoors safely when permitted. i know venues are investing lot of money creating outdoor spaces where they can safely allow people to gather and the demand is there. people are really starving for entertainment. >> next speaker please. >> hello. i've been to all different kinds of venues that have been mentioned here. this is a very important thing. we always need to have a space that's free to express themselves. we need that kind of entertainment. even know we're so locked up in our houses. we don't have that chance to interact with one another. i do believe investing in our venues will create a boom of enthusiasm to go out these venues. it's such a

heineken has announced it's cutting 8,000 jobs worldwide.imposed temporary bans on alcohol sales. more than 12 and a half million people in the uk have so far let's get more now on the concerns of england's deputy chief medical 0fficer about the take—up of covid vaccines among people from ethnic minorities. answering viewers questions on the bbc earlier, professorjonathan van—tam said "the virus does not discriminate" and he urged everyone who is eligible to take the jab. ria lakhani from north west london spent more than a week on a covid—19 ward at the end of march last year. shejoins me now. ria, hello there. how are you? nice to meet you- _ ria, hello there. how are you? nice to meet you. thank _ ria, hello there. how are you? nice to meet you. thank you _ ria, hello there. how are you? nice to meet you. thank you for - ria, hello there. how are you? nice to meet you. thank you forjoining l to meet you. thank you for “oining us. so, to meet you. thank you for “oining so. he — to meet you. thank you for “oining us. so, he went i to meet y

my name is brooke heineken. i produced independent shows that many of the venues called about already. i'm calling in support of the recovery fund. i hope that you consider adding more money to it. i don't know if you had -- it's not the same. i'm hopeful there's going to be places for people to safely produce after this is all over. we tried to produce some shows outdoors safely when permitted. i know venues are investing lot of money creating outdoor spaces where they can safely allow people to gather and the demand is there. people are really starving for entertainment. >> next speaker please. >> hello. i've been to all different kinds of venues that have been mentioned here. this is a very important thing. we always need to have a space that's free to express themselves. we need that kind of entertainment. even know we're so locked up in our houses. we don't have that chance to interact with one another. i do believe investing in our venues will create a boom of enthusiasm to go out these venues. it's such a