unilever though.ook at the stock and how it's performing because compare and contrast here is it. slides are going the opposite direction. down 6% it's warned of a slower start to 2025 with subdued near-term market growth. the company reported full year underlying sales growth in line with analysts expectations, and announced a spin off of its ice cream division via demerger. but the business is set to be listed in london, amsterdam and new york. giuliana joins us with more. you've been talking to the company today. i did see volume growth, though. and that jumped out to me because a lot of the action in recent years has been about price growth. so. so what are you seeing? what jumps out to you? >> that was that was the point that hein schumacher, the ceo of unilever, was really trying to drive home. >> when i asked him about. >> these numbers that we did see volume led growth at unilever this time around. underlying sales growth of 4.2%, led by 2.9% volume growth. so unilever historically has been mo

on unilever.y like. >> the way the company. >> is being run now. >> they've done a lot. >> of change. >> on the. >> portfolio already. >> they're in the process of. >> trying to. >> spin off ice cream. >> what's your take on unilever in. >> terms of where they are. in that turnaround. >> journey. >> and what. >> are. >> you going to. >> be watching most closely in. >> tomorrow's results? >> yeah. >> i think unilever are. further ahead compared to some of the other players in the sector, and you saw that with a pretty decent stock performance last year, one of the better performing stocks in that european consumer staples space, we assume more of the same through this year. what it benefits from is obviously the exposure into the more personal care, its beauty business, its personal care business. these are growing faster than in the in the food space. in addition, it has that emerging market exposure as well. so, you know, we assume they're going to reiterate the 3 to 5% like for like growth along

. >>> unilever is melting like ice cream on a hot summer if day.gest percentage decrease since january of 2022 after a full-year earnings underwhelmed investors. stock is down 5.25% to $56. the owner of brands that include mel ifman -- hellman mayonnaise say it expects a slow market year. unilever plans to pin if off ben & jerry's and the rest of its ice cream business as a stand-alone company. and they have chosen amsterdam stock exchange over london and new york for its primary listing. now, as a. unilever picks am aster dam for its ice cream spin-off, salepoint has choseen the nasdaq to reintroduce itself to the public markets. we have the founder and ceo's first interview since the stock tarted trading this afternoon. "the claman countdown" is coming right back as the dow bears down on a gain of 400 points. ♪ ♪ come sail away with, come sail away with me. ♪ oh, yeah. ♪ come sail away with, come sailaway with me ♪ patients who have sensitive teeth but also want whiter teeth they have to make a choice one versus the other. sensodyne clinical whit

we're so intertwined, our you know, no matter if it's the procter and gamble's or unilever's or any of the large fortune 500 500 companies, the walmarts, the costco's, we're so integrated and we support each other and we just don't attack your closest allies. it's you know, some canadians are if i can put it this way, people are hurt. they're dismayed. they can't believe this is happening. and, you know, we're going to work through this and everyone's going to benefit, hopefully at the end of the day. but this is this is a shocker, to be honest with you. >> premier ford, thanks for joining us to react. we appreciate it today. >> i love america. >> of ontario, canada. >> and talking about. >> lorenzo goncalves. >> the ceo of cleveland-cliffs. >> yes. >> once called me a fill in on a earnings. >> conference call. >> i'm surprised that. >> i called him. he called me. we had a nice conversation. lorenzo. you're welcome any time on this program. >> indeed. i was just going to say it seems like it would have so much meme stock potential. he is. so. i mean, you've heard comments from him over

shares of unilever down just about 7%. turning back to washington, d.c, and the latest developments out of the trump administration, with president trump meeting with the indian prime minister later today. immigration, trade and tariffs likely the key topics of that conversation. ahead of that sit down, the president is expected to announce details of his reciprocal tariff plan, giving more color from the oval office yesterday. >> are you. >> planning to sign an executive. >> order. on reciprocal tariffs, sir? >> yes. >> i am. in fact, i may do. >> it today. >> and if i. >> do. >> it today. >> i could almost. >> do it right now. >> would you like to talk about it? >> i don't want. >> to take anything. >> away from this. young lady's. >> day. >> because this. >> is her day. >> and i. >> may. >> do. it later. >> on, or i may. >> do it tomorrow morning. but we'll. >> be signing. reciprocal tariffs. >> the president also revealing he has spoken with russian president vladimir putin, saying the two have agreed to begin negotiat

[laughter] unilever. >> a little weaker forecast, subdued start to the year.n and jerry's. dade dvd oh, i didn't know that. >> the upa date on the spinoff from that, they're going to delist it and doing a new listing, i should say, in amsterdam, london and new york. but they did see, overall, they do see a challenging consumer environment ahead. david: all right. ge health care. >> all right, ge health care. it's the medical imaging company, right in shares are up 6. they had better results, better guidance. revenue goes up to $5.3 billion. they have good momentum and back orders. david: yeah. it's such extraordinary technology they have there. and molson coors -- [laughter] i love molson coors. >> well, you're not the only one because beer demand is back. a lot of people had gone to beer because wine and spirits were more expensive, and in this challenging inflationary consumer environment, people are going back to beer. they said that coors light and miller lite is seeing a good turn around and they're seeing sales -- david: and mg america resorts sorts. >>

we got nestle, unilever, we've. >> got wendy's is on the tape as well. we'll get to all of those.o apple and alibaba. >> as well. >> announcing this new partnership together i got details on that as we'll keep an eye on futures and a relatively sanguine look at this ppi print in terms of what's going to eventually feed into pce. as eventually feed into pce. as sara said, stay with us. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses than anyone. powering possibilities. (traffic noises) (♪♪) the road to opportunity. is often the road overlooked. (♪♪) at enterprise mobility, we guide companies to unique solutions, from our team of mobility experts. because we believe the more ways we all have to move forward. the further we'll all go. got eyelid itching, crusties and swelling that won't go aw

. >> shares of unilever. >> are falling. fourth quarter sales missed estimates.magnum ice cream unit. it chose amsterdam for that listing, with secondary listings in london and new york, but you can see the stock for unilever. it was down by about 6.8%. >> coming up, senate finance committee. member steve daines. on the letter that. he and. other senators are sending to president trump and house leadership, try to make the tax cuts. the original 2017 trump tax cuts permanent. squawk box tax cuts permanent. squawk box coming right back. help us retire. it's a simple ask of our elected leaders. but the tax treatment we rely on to grow our 401(k)s, iras, and other retirement plans could be on the chopping block in congress. any policymaker who makes it harder to save for retirement is standing against the financial well-being of 120 million americans. it's time to prioritize our retirement savings. learn more at help us retire dot org. help us retire is sponsored by the investment company institute, representing asset managers serving individual investors. engineeri