they supply among them are multi nationals like nestle coca cola and pepsi co. so according to this report, pesticides and fungicides made by european companies like germany base f and bare and switzerland's syngenta are making it into developing countries like brazil, where they're being used on basic ingredients like sugar on plantations that supply western multinational through companies which in turn supply the whole world with these ingredients, brazilian agriculture, ministry, documents and justice ministry officials in south paolo have reportedly confirmed the use of various substances banned in the e u, including insecticides and fungicides in response to the un, special that both her on toxics and human rights cause the export of these chemicals for use in developing countries, a, quote, abhorrent practice. the news is all good though, for the multi nationals with companies like nestle have a just posted absolutely. stella results for the 1st 3 months of this year. all our product groups deliver double digit growth and notable feature in this best 4 qua

nestle and novartis with a solid session. joumanna >>> back to banking news santander with a profit in the first quarter of 2.57 billion euro the lending in europe helped offset the performance in u.s. and brazil the bank is on track to hit the full-year target the stock is down 3.5% in line with the banking sector trading in the red we have james here joining us at the desk great to have you here on the big bank earnings day. let's start with ubs and what we got out of them today. they obviously have become the only effective large bank in switzerland. you have to look through the details with the macro level and micro level. let's start with the earnings rather than what will happen with credit suisse anything happening with the outlook and net interest income? >> the earnings are relatively solid. i agree with geoff take out the provision in the u.s. which is a legacy issue i think the issue for the markets is not saying this is peak that is why all of the banks are reacting so badly. it looked like a fairly benign set of

major companies like nestle, this might be bad in the you with coming to you from us. so this is our key international with the latest world news updates. i'm fear ella is about it's great to have you with us. united kingdom has confirmed the sending of depleted uranium ammunition to crane a substance known for being highly toxic to human beings. london has waved aside the control of the uranium use saying it now lies in the hands of care or war correspondent, more gosti of brings details from the ground. now in its 60th week, the conflict in ukraine is largely confined to position of warfare. artillery remains the dominant form of combat. this is the relative calm before the storm, according to key of officials in their western sponsors. the ukrainian military is waiting for the soil to dry enough to launch its spring offensive. meanwhile, nate who supplied tanks make their way closer to the front lines. in one video film that an unknown location, a ukrainian tank crew member appears to throw a nazi salute while riding a top, a german leopard to tank. a dramatic escal

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we are getting nestle numbers right now. it is a story of stronger pricing power.evenue beat, more than 9%, the estimate was 7.25%. there pricing was up nearly 10%, when the estimate was 9.5%. it has been a relatively strong earnings season for the start. let's get into all of it with the cio of coutts & co.. alan, we have a very consumer-facing company, we had been concerned about the consumer but nestle is still able to raise prices. >> very interesting, isn't it? we have seen similar from procter & gamble in the states, also strong numbers and able to raise prices. we have seen it on a micro level amid all the politics of higher food prices. it is not just your food, i know. but it is an incredibly strong company, and it shows that at least certain equities are -- i wouldn't say completely inflation resistant -- but can embrace higher inflation. dani: we were talking about morgan stanley calling an earnings recession to start the year. so far, we haven't seen it. do you expect at some point, maybe this year, we see some weakness come through corporate results? >

nestle says its reporting on the healthiness of its global sales is a world first — and is pledging to later this year. jaguar land rover says it will convert its production plant in the uk's merseyside into the firm's first all—electric facility. the move is part of a £15 billion global investment by the car giant in electric vehicles over the next five years. jlr says a fully electric range rover suv will be built at the halewood plant in 2025. facebook owner meta has started notifying staff who are losing theirjobs — in the wave of 10,000 job cuts it announced last month. meta, which also owns instagram and whatsapp, has been under pressure since a sharp slowdown in its ads business last year. it has already let go 13% of its staff — roughly 11,000 people — last year. washington has led a heavy fine on an american firm that is continuing to change with the chinese firm. the tech firm has been fined $300 million by us authorities for supplying the chinese firm with over 7 million hard drives, which is a violation of the us sanctions. in total they will cover a billion worth of goods

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i mentioned nestle a moment ago.w consumer stocks push up prices and make them stick. more on that next. pepsico raising sales and profit outlook. consumers shrugging off high prices. the cfo drains as next -- joins us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? only on game nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya! save $500 on our next gen sleep number smart beds. plus, special financing. only at sleep number. lisa: coming up, ceo of cboe joins us at 2:30 p.m. new york time. this is bloomberg. alix: pepsi shares higher. they raise the sales and profit outlook for the year. resilient price hikes and resilient consumer. bloomberg's kriti gupta joins us with more. kriti: key earnings story is helping. organic revenue growth is what you want to pay attention to. this is one of my favorite charts. it breaks down the business -- frito-lay's, stacking, as well as sodas. you can see the flip. the snack beverage ratio flipped during covid and then flipped back. but i want

if you look at the earnings today, average price increases were 10% that was similar to nestle similaro nestle, it did not dent volumes volumes were down .50% the translation of all that means they actually have been able to pass on price hikes without it coming too much at the expense of the volume sold. >> there is something to remember with the messages ackno and how the ceos communicate paul donald noted that companies will not go out and talk about price gauging. they are talking about the reason of inflation pressure in the cost and that was the message that alan jope said. every investor is asking how sustainable are the prices or if we hit deinflationary environment, will prices come down >> this is me wearing my macro hat. how many times do you go to the grocery to buying something and it has gone down once companies pass on higher prices, the prices are there to stay you are not suddenly going in and start seeing everything dropping 5% or 10% that would put us in a deinflationary environment the higher prices are here to stay, but the pace at which it goes up. >> if consumers

nestle says its reporting on the healthiness of its global sales is a world—first, and is pledging tovert its production plant in the uk's merseyside into the firm's first all—electric facility. the move is part of a £15 billion global investment by the car giant in electric vehicles over the next five years. jlr says a fully electric range rover suv will be built at the halewood plant in 2025. facebook owner meta has started notifying staff who are losing theirjobs in the wave of 10,000 job cuts it announced last month. meta, which also owns instagram and whatsapp, has been under pressure since a sharp slowdown in its ads business last year. it has already let go 13% of its staff — roughly 11,000 people — last year. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. it started with a coffee and a chat 15 months, and 2,000 miles later, barbara and gay set off for the final miles of their cathedral cycling tour with a final ride between coventry and birmingham cathedrals. seeing all the beauty of the countryside, the fantastic cathedrals, just wonderful places to visit and breathe i

we got to not only explore the nestle r&d facility, but do taste testing. got to test my top chef. i don't think i'll get a job any time soon. here is a glimpse of what you can expect in the next episode of the inside look of the nestle facilities >> before products hit the shelves or the manufacturing facility, they all go through a rigorous testing process here in the development kitchen. >> first of all, people want texture. how can we get the same texture? the second is taste. we need to make sure we have pro products and good nutritional profile and the best sustainability profile >> i see next door what looks like a factory of sorts. how does the work they are doing fit into the work the chefs are doing here >> we have a small pilot plant this is the first step we go out of the kitchen and try to produce bigger samples. that may be five kilos to see if we do it outside of the kitchen. then the products come back here in the kitchen and tested by chefs. >> among the products developed here are including vegan egg and alter alternatives >> i understand

nestlÉ only getting 1.2%. then concerns about ab foods down 5.3%. to the bloomberg first word news. >> china is looking to distance itself from remarks by its french envoy who questioned the independence of former soviet states. the chinese embassy in paris said the comments were a personal point of view. a foreign ministry spokesperson said that beijing respects the status of ex-soviet republics as sovereign countries. shares in fox closed down almost 3% after they said they were parting way with tucker carlson, its most popular primetime tv host. it comes after the $787 million settlement with dominion voting systems. fox will replace a series of rotating hosts until a successor is named. cnn anchor don lemon says he has been fired from the network. he was previously taken off air for republican -- comments about republican presidential nominee nikki haley. sudan's factions have agreed to a cease-fire. they halted fighting after intense negotiations over the last two days. foreign governments have accelerated efforts to repatriate staff amid a ful

nestle looks really good. consumer names are looking really strong.ew home sales plus consumer confidence data. let's get a macro read. i think today is about the corporate story. new sales come in way above expectations at 680 3000, up from 643,000, way better than what we are -- what we were expecting. if housing comes back, does that give the consumer another boost? at what point do we start to feel that? alix: we just went through the cycle for housing. is this your going to be more about autos? that consumer confidence number really interesting for april. overall, it falls a touch. but the present situation rose quite significantly to 151.1. expectations fell. expectations are now down to 68.1. futures are still murky, but right now we still feel good. that feels like what we are hearing from ceos on earnings calls. they don't know when that is going to hit. they are not seeing anything right now the numbers. guy: it's really interesting we been talking about this narrative for a while. talking about the fact that when you talk to individual comp

i might as quickly apprentice nestle probate govea sigh above us, as i used to sit on the floor in the classroom and always at a cold. but now we have benches, and i don't get sick, even in bad weather. but melanie with gov under nearby this project has also toward the children about waste disposal, and they have learned that their furniture is made from plastic that's been recycled. well, now, what is saw my, the end of the eel didn't have 1000 times more capacity. we will be stablish and un plans in feinstein as we have already exploded our machines to the philippines. look at leah, trash consultants machines in bangladesh, navarro. and the middle east, the young indian entrepreneur is helping solve the world's this problem one landfill at a time. may i think well, we'll adena every one across the world knows these, bram, i mean that every where's this one was even ashcroft 27 last year and when i say everywhere, i mean everywhere. remember that done that we would do a little while ago? if i, 5th to the waste, i will find you 10 of these bought isn't under minutes. this contribution

and john, and if the relationship with africa, the are all metal to want to metal in the issues of nestle with china and russia, whose influence is literally growing on the continent, vision, and friendship. and one can only see why the moment i think it's a business and finance needs. now the international mercy funds says that russia sanctions rocks economy is actually expected of g d p projection for this year. according to the iron mountain growth. slow down to 1.3 percent and 20 stress with the growth of advanced economies. in contrast, rather than put, it has praised the russian economy, saying how we can conclude that the russian economy continues to actively develop significantly in real terms. it is expected that by the enders, as additional oil and gas revenues start flowing into the budget a since low inflation is positive because it leads to an increased 0.7 percent this year and even more next year in the coming years. similarly, inflation in russia, in the same 5 percent next year. now, all these percentage with lots of numbers, there are for layman's target scenes are 20232

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treasures. seamus would have been 84 today and i'm sure he is looking down on us with his glasses nestled between his fingers and a hint of a smile on its face. from the diplomatic corps, i warmly welcome the u. s. ambassador clare kronon. thank you for sending her to us and her either house or is counterparts in washington? ambassador geraldine burn nation. well, not the very best for these 2 outstanding women have done our 2 countries proud. we are joined to by the dean of the diplomatic corps. the remark, the moroccan ambassador to ireland, the representative of the european commission of parliament, jonathan claridge and phenomena croaker, our dear neighbor and friend, ambassador paul johnson of the united kingdom, ambassador paul johnson, of the united kingdom, may extend a very spot, special and warm welcome to the much admired ukrainian ambassador to ireland some one who has become incredibly well known to all of us larissa, garasco, or ball else represents the nearly 80000 displaced ukrainian citizens. now resident in ireland. so for you, mister president, quite a gathering and wi

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so our ancestors called among themselves a corner of the city nestled at the very shore of the lake and rose above the market square. and at its foot there is a spring with cool and clean water. consider that you have not been in a dream if you have not tried the spring water, people from neighboring regions and villages come for it , they believe it has healing powers. why due to the low content of hydrogen sulfide? source on the south coast of vietnam or in north-western part of croatia and not even krinichka, but the sochi resort, but the fact remains. previously , a wooden chapel stood nearby, which was dismantled in the 1930s in its place. a small brick tablet was erected in the romanesque style; it houses the icon of the blessed matrona of moscow one of the most famous and revered saints among orthodox believers catholic here long time was not related. this is due to the fact that in 1860 the city was on fire, then the fire ran on and destroyed almost all the wooden buildings of the catholics on the opposite side of the market square. once upon a time there was a stone catholic sh

i think about nestlÉ reporting saying we are rising prices 10%.are still paying up, companies are still passing pricing power along. what has it stood out to you in the past week? tim: re-things come to mind. absolutely the consumer space. you look at nestlÉ yesterday, unilever, the same thing, 10% plus pricing growth, volumes being flat-ish. that is better than what we would have guessed from the standpoint have been able to push through rising cost. with costs decreasing and the second half, maybe they back off a pricing, but that still allows margins to hold. the second thing is in industrials. really interesting there. you look at a company like skf, they make all bearings. they beat expectations, and the key thing is, why? if you look at the businesses, it is things like energy transition across ev's and electrification and lots of other related categories that are driving revenue growth. that is a key element. dani: you said a key thing to me there in terms of the second half of the year. what are expectations? i look at caterpillars earning

funded with 1st decides that post health risks are being used on farm supplying major companies like nestle. despite being found in the you with moscow to the world, you're watching r t international monies. peter scott's and these the top stories a 3 pm this wednesday. we begin with news from central india where 10 police officers and the driver have reportedly been killed in a car bomb blast, according to local authorities, mediator report. the attack may have been carried out by a maoist group, which has been involved in anti government activities for decades. of the police men killed were said to be returning from an unseat maoist operation that was launched amid intelligence in pots. we'll keep you updated on that story as when we get more information. ah, moscow has criticized the u. k for delivering depleted uranium munitions to ukraine, saying that london and kia will bear responsibility for the usage of them. the controversial ammunition does take a long time to decay and kind of have serious health impacts on the civilian population. because it doesn't look well, you might, the br

with the ceo of cleveland-cliffs ubs is lower with the former reporting a 52% net decline in profit nestle bucking the trend after beating sales estimates in a quarter where it hiked prices nearly 10% the story abroad this morning is a warning from citigroup noting that the -- in the last three decades, europe has never avoided a contraction following a u.s. recession that if one does come this year, like citi forecasts in the fourth quarter, european stocks could suffer the worse this euro stocks trade has mostly persisted taking a step back today, but it's been a very strong year for european stocks. there's pushback from strategists. also jpmorgan warning about the interest rate increases coming there. >> even some of the microlevel discussion we've heard about, at least uk, coke pointed them out specifically as an area of the world where the cost advantage is not playing out as well as other parts of the world. >> uk having a slower, tougher road on the economy. europe as a whole, demand has held up better and that's what's driven the stock, some of these luxury retailers, nestle, cons

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nestle will be reporting numbers.nflation data where we have seen some real sticky inflation. we get the banks that will be a huge part of this week's narrative forget we got some information but ubs is the real story tomorrow. santander air as well -- santander as well. maybe nothing happens in the last week of april, but i single stock level, i suspect we will see fireworks. we already have. alix: let's stick with the ubs lookahead. today, credit suisse reporting their outflows in the first quarter. our guest has been in zurich covering this. what is your weave through from credit suisse to ubs? first of all, thank you for staying up late for us. >> not at all. it is a pleasure. we made it. it is interesting. you can look at the numbers and we can spend ages talking about credit suisse. it is the outflows and where they maybe went from from credit suisse. 61 billion swiss francs flew out the doors of credit suisse, taking the role to 170 billion. it was less aggressive than it was in the fourth quarter. when i sat d

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. >> reporter: just beyond the reservoir nestled in the foothills of the sierra nevada lies key infrastructuresupplying muff of the bay area with water, but some of that infrastructure ise 10year-old 1 tunnel on its route to the bay area, which is why randy anderson is taking us up into the foothills. >> it's a large project, but we're able to rehabilitate it instead of having to build a brand-new tunnel. >> reporter: anderson is the project manager for the mountain tunnel improvements project which began in 2021. >> we're about 40% complete. >> reporter: the main purpose of the project is to restore and repair the outdated tunnel. katie miller, the director of water capital programs, says neglecting this wouldn't bode well. >> 85% of the water supply for 2.8 million people in the bay area comes from hetch hetchy reservoir and all of that water passes through the mountain tunnel. if this tunnel failed or collapsed, it would take us probably more than a year to repair it, which would mean we wouldn't be able to provide water to the bay area. that would be a catastrophic situation. >> reporter:

in, in, in a whistleblower protection in south africa is lag you handing your life over to them on nestle the police? yes. and i believe that even when spell and alive is because i refused to be put in the whistleblower protection because the bury people who as opposed to protect you, is that people who ad responsible for all the killings in a i noted for a fake i have evidence to, to a tasty patricia after i blew the whistle on the c, i s torture program. i was arrested and charged under the espionage act and i ended up spending 23 months in prison here in the united states. but my whistle blowing was accompanied by great support, widespread support in the legal community and among international whistleblower organizations. even many in the media rallied to my side. tell us a little bit about your support. oh, and where it's coming from. i. i don't. i don't want to believe like my brain doesn't want to process that everybody has walked away from you. have you received any amount of support, anywhere else in south africa society? he is disappointed i received in this essay d is in the for

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so our ancestors called among themselves a corner of the city nestled at the very shore of the lake and rose above the market square. and at its foot there is a spring with cool and clean water. consider that you have not visited hay, if you have not tried the spring water, people from neighboring regions and villages come for it, they believe it has healing powers. blood-hydrogens indeed, medicinal water in one voice assure chemists. this, of course, is a source unknown throughout the world on the south coast of vietnam or in the northwestern part of croatia, and not even a spring in the sochi resort, but the fact remains. previously, a wooden chapel stood nearby, which was dismantled in the 1930s in its place. they erected a small brick chapel in the romanesque style of glorious believers. everyone who at least once asked her for help forever remembered the extraordinary feeling of closeness of warmth and responsiveness, especially in non-orthodox or catholic churches here for a long time. time was not related. this is due to the fact that in 1860 the city was on fire, then the fire r

(sophie fouron) we're in a little village nestled in the mountains. it's an island that's multiple, traditional, isolated culturally maybe, because geographically, it's not very far from italy. and it's unique, independent, autonomous in many ways. the land, the sea, the sun are very generous to the people of sardinia. there's something quite unique in sardinia. it's one of the few places in the world where there's a concentration of centenarians. people live here long, long lives. it's due to different factors: the diet, they have access to fresh, local food all year long, the way of life also. they're very active. and it's also due to the strong family ties. the elders in sardinia are taken care of, and very much appreciated. there's also that little glass of wine every day that probably doesn't hurt. basically, people are happy here. and after spending a couple of days or weeks in sardinia, it kind of rubs off on you. you start thinking that maybe, you too, would like to live to be 100. (claudia tavani) sardinia is the second biggest island in the

today i'm in bavaria in southern germany, or more precisely mitten by small bavarian town nestled in the alps. i've come here because i want to spend some time in the mountains 1st on bike and later on foot i bavaria is one of germany's most popular tourist destinations. the regions incredible variety of landscapes make it a paradise for those seeking a more active holiday. so it looks like i'm going to get a lot of exercise and while i'm here and while i'm added, i want to find out the ways in which the corona virus pandemic, climate change are affecting tourism. here in the apps with my destination is the shahan, a scenic point in the vet touch, dine mountain range, lew. wait a 2nd. had a house built up there for the 1st leg of the journey. i've reserved a bike. i know i find a cold welcome to make the climb a little easier. i've decided to rent an e by bus and then is there anything i should watch out for it? i mean, most things the feeling and probably the most common error people make is overestimating . the situation got accomplished with the bikes will take you just about anyw

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reporter: nestled into the corner of mission street is the excelsior district's first affordable housing project in more than 50 years, with 137 units. construction is almost done but has one problem -- no electricity. >> people can't move into the buildings until these buildings have power. reporter: the san francisco's mayor's office of housing and community development says the same thing is happening at a total of 11 affordable housing projects across the city, with expenses and delays adding up to $41 million. now, this office is going back to the board of supervisorss, asking for $9 million in additional funds for the mission street project alone. >> that is taking from building more affordable housing just to do a transform or upgrade for the building. reporter: pg&e blames recent storms, saying we are working hard to recover from those systemwide impacts to complete customer connection projects. the city's director of housing development says the issue stems from a 2016 utilities commission their permanent provider instead of pg&e. >> the need for new buildings and infrastructure

nestled in a valley in the topatopa mountains, just northwest of los angeles, ojai is a nature lover'sace and alone with mother nature. johnny devenanzio (voiceover): the ojai valley is home to over 40 varieties of trees, unique plants, and an array of wild animals. but invasive, non-native species, like the mexican fan palm and eucalyptus are threatening ojai's delicate ecosystems. and conservationists, such as brian holly from pax environmental, are working tirelessly to restore these areas. what we're doing here today is doing a preparation for a big restoration project that will go on for the next two years. and right now, we're doing a lot of the prep work. what i want to show you today is some of the different elements of what we use in order to start and then keep a restoration project like this going. johnny devenanzio (voiceover): and as with any project, it starts from the ground up. what we're trying to do in this restoration project is bring back more oak trees and see the regeneration that you normally do in an oak forest. so what we're doing right now is basically the opp