the french alcohol company pernod ricard — behind such brands as jameson, beefeater gin and absolut vodka base in the sichuan area. it's a similar story for rival diageo, which opened a plant in december. diageo is a number—one whisky player in the world, and also a number—one whisky player in china. we are here for a long—term play and, as a consequence of that, we have opened our apac innovation hub based out of shanghai. diageo and pernod ricard are battling to be the world's top spirits—maker, and the potential of an emerging market like china makes it a key battleground in that fight. diageo says demand is so strong, there's space for everyone. as for china's whisky consumers, they're young, highly educated and with money to spend. many of them are shunning baijiu in favour of less—alcoholic international options. and international whisky—makers are in good spirits as they look to take a big gulp of that market. tiktok has signed a sponsorship deal with britain's 0lympics team to help grow its athletes online influence. team gb and polemics gb say the short video app will help athlet

the french alcohol company pernod ricard — behind such brands as jameson, beefeater gin and absolut vodkachuan area. it's a similar story for rival diageo, which opened a plant in december. diageo is a number—one whisky player in the world, and also a number—one whisky player in china. we are here for a long—term play and, as a consequence of that, we have opened our apac innovation hub based out of shanghai. diageo and pernod ricard are battling to be the world's top spirits—maker, and the potential of an emerging market like china makes it a key battleground in that fight. diageo says demand is so strong, there's space for everyone. as for china's whisky consumers, they're young, highly educated and with money to spend. many of them are shunning baijiu in favour of less—alcoholic international options. and international whisky—makers are in good spirits as they look to take a big gulp of that market. one of the biggest tv events in the calendar has just drawn to a close. dozens of companies have paid huge sums to showcase their products to millions of viewers tuning in to watch the supe

. >> coach ricard. yes, yes. nice to meet you. oh how was it? real quick. let me get coach ricard here. uh, what does it mean for your boys to be invited to the nfl honors? >> oh, i mean, first of all, it's an extreme honor to be invited by the nfl. and at the same time, uh, it is a once in a lifetime opportunity for these kids. and you know, we're very fortunate that, uh, the nfl has, uh, taken notice of what's happening to our community. and, um, you know, we're just very grateful for the opportunity to be here. >> all right, coach, we're live. we're running out of time. so we got to throw it back. but maybe we'll throw up a shaka sign for everybody. right? you got it right. you probably watched me back home when i was a kid. i were you or when you were a kid. >> yes, larry. >> anyway, kristen. >> all right. my hawaiian brothers. >> right on. aloha >> sounds good. aloha. take it back. >> kristen. >> okay, i'll see you again. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for tr

there is minting more coming up particularly on the earnings opposition, ricard coming in with first-halfecurring operating income above estimates a 2.1 4 biio euros. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: happy thursday, let's get to our weekly deep dive into the state of globalization, and in this week we are focusing on one of the biggest buzzwords of the moment, artificial intelligence and particularly have an impact straight. for more on this i'm joined by richard baldwin, professor of international economics and formerly advisor to george h.w. bush. you wrote a book that forecast some of the changes we are starting to see now in terms of the impact of ai and digitization. thank you for joining us. you say that globalization is not dead but evolving, changing. what are some of the changes you are seeing, and what is the tech overlay to some of those adjustments on global trade and globalization? >> it is a two fold thing. automation is taking labor out of manufacture and reducing the need to make things far away to keep labor costs cheap, and that is leading to the fragmentation of

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