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my charitable trust owns pepsico. out, fantastic growth business. >> 51 years old, could be there forever, you know? >> well, look, i've gotten to know the company over the years and it's one of those things where it's just one of those companies that just kind of does well over time, raises the dividend over time. and when you meet with people who have owned the stock forever, they just say, thank you for coca-cola. and i think it will be continued under james. >> already been there quite a while i think, too. >> yeah. oh, yeah, they've worked together for the last 17 months they've been together pretty closely. they've done a lot of stuff together. i just think that i like the transformation that people have not yet seen in terms of the asset light model, in terms of the software model. i think it will be good. salesforce has done some good things with them in europe. s.a.p. in this country. i think it's going to be a smooth transition, no problem. >> they've got, you know, the stuff from coca-cola, there are things

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its competitor, pepsico, and the broader market.as responded very differently to some of the changes in the industry. they've been growing frito-lay, their snacks business, and focusing more on healthy foods, actually shrinking that company's exposure in terms of sales to colas and carbonated drinks. coke has gone the other way. it is the dominant player in this industry. it has gone all-in on beverages and on sparkling. they see this as more of a focused asset light pure company on beverages, which muhtar also described as one of his major accomplishments when i asked him over the years taking a company that was a hybrid with the bottlers and the beverages and more purely focused on selling and increasing these beverage brands. they're focused a lot on marketing right now. the taste, the feeling campaign was mentioned this morning. and getting people nostalgic with the idea of coke through the mini cans and growing some of those other beverage brands like juices and teas and waters, carl. >> sara, what's coming up? you got a lot mo

rival pepsico built up the frito lay snack business.he global economy is weak and including the hot-growing emerging markets where currency swings and consumer softness has hurt coke sales. and finally, consumers have changed the way they shop, buying food and beverages increasingly online and on their mobile phones. quincy says it is one of his biggest challenges ahead, digitizing the company. for all of these reasons, coke's stock has underperformed the broader market since kent first took the reins back in 2008. but it has still climbed about 60%. one important investor is congratulating kent for a job well done, and backing this new change in leadership. warren buffett whose berkshire hathaway owns 9% of coke shares, saying, quote, i know james, and like him, and believe the company has made a smart investment in his future with his selection. for "nightly business report," i'm sara eisen. >> donald trump is expected to ask goldman sachs executive gary cohn to head the white house national economic council. this despite the presiden

lockheed martin, pepsico, united association, deer and company, rockwell automation, deloitte, fed exap-on, arizona state university, the bank of america, ucla, uc san diego, whirlpool, white cap investments. and i want to thank sarah eisen who will join us shortly and her great team at cnbc for being our media partner today for this forum and then finally thank the board and the executive committee of the council on competitiveness for all their time and stewardship and being the host of this forum. so welcome and we look forward to a fabulous day. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, joining miss smith onstage to release the council's clarion call, competitiveness to the 45th president of the united states of america, please welcome the chairman and ceo of deere and company, chairman of the u.s. council on competitiveness, mr. samuel allen. the vice chairman and chief scientific officer for global research and development of pepsico and u.s. council on competitiveness vice chairman for industry, dr. mehmoud khan, the president on u.s. council of competitiveness vice chairman dr. mich

pepsico is still going to sponsor the half time show which is lady gaga as we all know.ther companies say it may not be worth the money. go daddy pulled out they are yao. toyota says this year they are not going to be running ads in the super bowl. they are rethinking how they spend the money. >> how much is it for a 30 second ad. >> we don't know yet. but usually half a million to a million or 2 million depending where you are at during the game. especially if it's not a great game you want to be in the first half. >> if you don't want to spend any mown, dunkin' doughnuts, you can get free coffee. >> i am a little cheap. free coffee at dunkin' donuts. not all dunkin' donuts participating are involved in this. 15,000 free coffees are going to be handed out at dunkin' donuts through the 23rd. you have to go to the web site and check it out. of course i did. today there are locations in st. louis, nashville and springfield, massachusetts. it changes every day. each location will give out coffee. you have to get there early. >> something we are definitely familiar with on t

pepsico. they expressed manic and fear over the new president-elect saying we should mourn for those who supported the other side. question they are asking, especially those who are not white, are we safe. trump supporters didn't take too kindly to that. city was another suggestion by the left that not only was their candidate was a racist, but they were, too. gina, the boycott pepsi thing picked up pretty quickly. i looked at a list of all the retailers, and the one that lost the most traffic was target. notion that these boycotts don't work is not true. >> no, it isn't true. i think we'll see more of that as president-elect trump has invited the former foes in. what i love about this is we are not seeing pointed out specifically, this dispels all of the emotion that president-elect trump was going to operate from a position of a racist tyrant as -- when she said all of her employees were crying. you probably knew not all of her employees were crying, by has extend the hand. charles: the tech

alongside pepsico chairman and ceo. it got underway at 2:00 eastern. we might hear some comments after it wraps up. [indiscernible conversations]

the vice chairman and chief scientific officer for global research and development of pepsico and u.s. council on competitiveness vice chairman for industry, dr. mehmoud khan, the president on u.s. council of competitiveness vice chairman dr. michael m. crow and co-anchor of "squawk on the street" on cnbc, miss sara eisen. >> hi, welcome, everyone. thank you to our distinguished panel. i'm very pleased and honored to be here to kick off this exciting day and to introduce the council's clarion call which is really a great way to frame the day and the conversation and is going to be their mission that will be sent directly to president-elect donald trump so here to discuss what's going to go inside, sam, if you would, as the chairman, please kick it off as far as the key priorities that you would like to mention in this clarion call. >> i would start it off by saying the president-elect probably won't like his report card so there's a lot of fs and ds, not too many as on there. i think the important thing that we are trying to highlight in the clarion call, that there is a way forward,

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while you were there also please enjoy some snacks and refreshments courtesy of pepsico. pepsico. quickly a round of applause to all of those fantastic people. [applause] >> i would say women rule at this point is much more than just an event that it's a forum for discussion. it's a place to learn new things and it's an opportunity for people to connect and really get to know individuals they otherwise would never the opportunity to meet. let's be real and think through exactly how wanted to frame up today. we can ignore what this year has been. what history will remember 2016 as is sort of uncertainty, but the were incredible lows and some incredible highs. i hope that we can acknowledge some of the hard parts, acknowledge some of the decisive raw things that happened. but also remember the were amazing accomplishments. we have the first woman to be nominated to run for a major party, and that something we should all be very proud of. [applause] >> we had the first woman who will hear from today successful run a presidential campaign. those are two major strides, two things that

. >> yeah, though, while frito-lay is not participating, pepsico is >> maybe some laughs. >>> the restaurant craze sweeping across a town in (coughs) that cough doesn't sound so good. well i think you sound great. move over. easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! ah! david, please, listen. still not coughing. not fair you guys! waffles are my favorite! ah! but just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. >>> two truths and a why, and a touching proposal. brit tap's oldest soccer player and rash of mouse sized popup restaurants. >> so time to hand it over. >> yeah. how about we begin with a story of true love. >> all right. >> kendis loves that too. >> yeah, yeah. >> back in july, 29-year-old joe grahm was told he'd never use his arms and legs again after a diving accident. while he was in icu, he found out his girlfriend was pregnant with their child, and that happy news inspired joe to work extra hard with his

. >>> "wall street journ" makers like pepsico. customers still prefer fatty and assaultee snacks. many of their products have flopped hurting the bottom line. >> what is wrong with fatty, salty snacks? >> better to have something else. >> make you want to drink a lot of water! true. >>> the names of two giant panda are 100 days old today. >> i'm going to see them tomorrow. >> to atlanta? >> to atlanta. >> oh? i didn't know you were going to atlanta. chinese tradition is the day they get their names. what am i missing is in the public voted on a choice of seven sets of names. more than 23,000 votes were recorded. the pandas could make their public debut as early as this month. so go on to atlanta and see them in person. very cute. >> i'm going there for an interview >> you didn't clear that with me so i'm just curious. >> check your answering machine. >>> john goodman's remarkable career has run more than 30 years. tv watchers remember him for his golden globe winning man as don connor in "roseanne." he has leapt his voice to several animated films. >> he stars as boston police com

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the way companies like mine at pepsico engage with the future, we have an exciting wave of this coming, this link between individuals and machines with machines -- other machines. another area that is generated from this as you now take internet of thing, artificial intelligence, and now link that to robotics, look what's happening in manufacturing. we've seen a wave of that in manufacturing but driverless vehicles just another example. not only cars and automotives everyone is talking about but even around the potential of airplanes. i'll touch on that and in the end we have to be conscious that means a change in our workforce. we have a very large workforce that is part of transportation. what are we going to do with that as that technology and growth comes? and the last piece i left at the end because that's my background and i have a lot of passion for it is the opportunities coming in biotechnology. if you really think about what biotechnology has done, a human genome, can do it 24 hours for about $1,000 bucks. it's going to get faster and chooef cheaper. what's the implications.

i was watching and reading articles of pepsico and salty snacks. salty snacks are bad for people. don't know. >> i don't think that will happen. >> it's the government nexus that matters. he kacannot be a moral leader. >> you say there's a screen -- >> i did that screen. >> government contract exposure is nil? >> you have to look at whether your company is being paid or at the trough of the government. this week, there's two kinds of risk. chief tins of tech and treats them like the media. they didn't vote for him. that's hard to swallow and then the companies -- drug manufacturers and they exist. lockheed martin won't make it up with the tristar. they got out of commercial years ago. look. i am a little flabbergasted because i know that it was an overrun and ways to make it so there's a deal. and he can call marilyn houston. why doesn't the president call people and get things done? >> whether it's boeing, carrier, now china and the one china discussion with chris wallace over the weekend, do you believe he's using hammer where a scalpel will do? >> i think if i do business with

frito lay which is owned by pep pepsico a commercial did not fit with marketing.st about $5 million. 5million bucks for 30-second spot. that was up 11% from ads shown during prior year. maria, scandal at -- radio announcer fired after concluded that former player and assistant coach provided or attempt today provide game prep to opponents. the decision was made based on e-mail, text messages and phone records and, in fact, it was after a game against the louisville cardinals on november 12th that they launched an investigation because somebody found documents inside louisville stadium that showed specific play that is the demon deacons never run previously. maria: why would he do that in. dagen: people stink. stink was not the word that i was going to use. [laughter] lee: i was going to say. maria: what else? dagen: tiger woods in next stop will play at the opening at riviera opening in california. the riviera was the site of first pga tour as amateur in 1992 when he was 16 year's old. he last played on the course in 2006, morning ten years. you might remember thi

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bridgestone, caterpillar, pepsico, whirlpool. why does this happen? wages. take a look.ing to the conference board manufacturing wages hourly last year the the united states, $37.71 per hour. compare that to mexico, $5.90. and that cost is going down because of the peso. the peso getting hammered every day. but it's been going down for two years. in dollar terms, wages here declined last year by 12%. it is infrastructure, improving from here. and finally, joe, this country is embracing the private sector in a way it didn't for many years under socialism. so the regulatory environment is getting better as well. mexico is competitive. that's the underlying issue. and donald trump can't fix it by going from going company to company pressuring them. there's other issues here. >> yeah. i hear you. we know what we have to do. we have to make capital and we have to make the united states more attractive and do everything we can to make it more attractive to keep them there. thanks, michelle. but that was depressing just listening to that. programming note, greg hayes is going t