. >>> and mark schneider is replaced a company insider.n order to sustain wine growth at the food giant. >> we want to gain market shares, and that comes back to increasing our brands and gross platforms. >>> our top story this morning. ka kamala harris has formally accepted the democratic party's nomination making history, becoming the first woman of color to top a major party ticket. her speech topped out a democratic national convention aimed at introducing her and vice presidential candidate tim walz to the nation just over two months ahead of polling day. brie jackson has the story from chicago. >> reporter: history made with kamala harris officially accepting the democratic party's nomination for president. >> i accept your nomination to be president of the united states of america [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: a sea of white honoring women's suffrage and the first woman of color to lead a major party ticket. harris sharing her personal story, including the powerful influence her mother had on her life. >> and i miss her every

nestle chief executive mark schneider has stepped down after eight years at the helm of the world's largesturer. this was following a period of underperformance that affected the company's share price which has fallen 14% over the past 12 months. he will be replaced by laurent freixe. nestle�*s executive vice president and head of its latin america business in september. during the covid lockdown, online dating exploded. with millions stuck inside, apps like tinder, hinge and bumble were rocketed into the mainstream. while their popularity remains huge, research suggests that some users have stopped using the apps. the pew research centre surveyed more than 6,000 americans about their attitude to online dating. my colleague lu kwesa burak spoke to one of the authors of the report. we do see differences overall when we ask people about their experiences online dating, and to get into some of the details we explored some of the more negative experiences people might encounter while online dating. and we do see that younger women women under 50 stand out for experiencing these some of these th

. >> mark schneider, the ceo of nestlÉ is no more.s replaced by lauren forex after almost eight years at the helm. he will take over from september 1 as they try to bring things back to premium brands. elliott is said to be getting 200 million euros from deutsche bank. bloomberg understands that hedge fund was the largest plaintiff in the litigation against the german lender in a takeover that took place more than a decade ago. those are some of our top stories this morning but coming up we will take a closer look at the huge challenges of containing the mpox outbreak. we will speak to helen from the world health organization. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ lizzy: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe. asian countries are stepping up screening for mpox after thailand detected the first case in the country of a new strain spreading in africa. jennifer zabasajja has the latest. where are we on the spread of the mpox strain? jennifer: this is the first known case of this mutated strain that's actually said to be known in asia, b

schneider, at the federal courthouse in washington. and this is cnn made him chairman and ceo mark zuckerberg is accusing the biden administration of pressuring his social media company to censor covid-19 information we should on facebook during the pandemic. and he expressed regret for not being able to be more outspoken against it. he wrote a letter monday to the house judiciary committee that states in part quote, in 2021, senior officials from the biden administration including the white house repeatedly pressured our teams for months the censor certain covid-19 content, including humor and satire and expressed a lot of tration with our teams when we didn't agree, cnn reached out to the white house for comment about the letter and was told by a spokesperson that at the time the administration was encouraging responsible actions to protect public health and safety the spokesperson went on to say, our position has been clear and consistent. we believe tech companies and other private actors should take into account the effects their actions have on the american people will make a

mark goodwin i'm a regular. would i know what's going on? good. would put an awful name that would be win. and jim schneiderme till 7:00, maureen and ron, you don't mess around. you've come up with a solution to this, you said this is simple, michelle. we bring back the water cannon, we put dye in the water cannon, we put dye in the water, and people, therefore, will think twice before they go out and behave badly on the streets, because the dye will take days to come off. and we all know who the wrong ones and the criminals are. there you go, if psyche is listening, you need to hire maureen and ron. they know what they're doing, look, what we just talking about there. this whole two tier policing. many people are getting in touch. just to echo your sentiments at home, you're saying, michelle, you're talking about two tier policing. people are giving me examples of the different policing approach for hair hills. many people are asking, why haven't the people involved in that manchester airport attack, where we've seen footage of those police being battered? why haven't those guys ? why why haven't those guy

mark white joining me now, oscar redrup. he's a former adviser to boris johnson and also james schneider.adviser james schneider i'll come to you first. labour's approach to the small boat crisis. we've got the border command control and i don't know if there's anything else. what else have they got? >> i think new bloke in a new shiny suit, which is, it's pretty consistent with what the previous, i guess three prime ministers were, were all doing, which is, have a lot of theatre around the channel. fly planes over put journalists on, embedded into boats, lots of high drama, and really, you rwanda. >> don't forget rwanda. well, yeah. >> which never happened and was a nonsense anyway, so. well, you think that, but. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> anyway. but it's. i think it was a nonsense. and also it's not happening. so it's, it never happened and it's gone . but i happened and it's gone. but i don't really think that this is a crisis. and the reason why they're talking in this sort of tough way, in the same way as the previous ones were, speaking in a tough way , is because it's in a tough way, is

marked as he took him to the cannes film festival. it was the that he was discovered. his 1st starring role was office of human actors, wilma schneider, in christine, and 1958. despite having never trained to snap to the most chrisman, they thought the screen and cap should schneider's halt. the 2 had a stormy, another feather lost it 5 years is rolling purple noon based on the 1955 noval. the talented mister ripley won the little international fame. he went on to star in a range of films with realism, comedies against the films, including the 1967 movie the some of the is the only full screen was just as colorful with high profile romance. susan policies he married once and had at least 3 children, some of whom were involved in a family dispute as a, his k. and then heritage of to the law. stuff of districts in 2019. and then they was the support and friendship with french veteran for right politicians. your marry the pin, the let's some people in the film industry to protest against and all being given, frances highest award, the national don't know. i didn't on re palm do in, can controversial and talented, brooding and out spoken

mark snider, that was, i think, unexpected, certainly. >> yeah, he -- >> and it was after the delivery of a quarter that wasn't particularly strong. >> right, so, the stock basically peaked in 2022, ran up, but also, schneidertors because he made a lot of moves. you know? he got rid of the confectionery business and made other sort of portfolio moves, but they had this $2.1 billion writedown in investment in peanut allergy medicine. that was harmful to the reputation. the stock has been weaker since 2022, but the overall industry has been weaker, so we'll see if the new guy -- i don't know much about him, other than he's been inside for a while. he's ran the american business, ran the european business. it's one of the biggest food companies in the world, and there's still a lot of work to do, according to investors and analysts, on the portfolio, especially spinning off businesses that are just underperformed. >> yeah, but as you say, one of the larger companies in the world in terms of food and unexpected and interesting. he's been in the job eight years, i think. >> he also paid, like, $7 billion for the starbucks -- the rights for starbucks brands in grocery. that was another big -- he did big things. >