and the ceo of starbucks said nestle is a great partner for starbucks as we reach the coffee alliance to new markets around the world. the partnership is an unlock for both companies and mark snyder and i have been in lock step as we pursue this opportunity together as a driver of growth and how is it -- and brain amplifier for nestle. >> i couldn't agree more with how he phrased it because that is exactly the way it was great partnerships are based on and what is amazing we closed this deal last fall and then six months later we're out in store shelves with a starbucks range and also roast and ground coffee offering, and ness cafe and putting that starbucks experience to your home. >> i don't go to the store i buy everything online. can i get this online. >> online as well. we're on the store shelves nationally and on amazon to we're on fire. >> now one of the things also that you have done and you do vitamin supplements and super foods and a lot of thinking about what is good for people but also to taste good so give us a description of that. >> yeah. so nutrition and health is one

restructuring nestle. bring back the milky way. coming up on the show. in one week, electing the new european parliament. we will break down the numbers. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ rg. ♪ >> look at what the divisiveness of exit has them to the u.k. the u.k. looks like game of thrones on steroids. >> the main message is i want to have [indiscernible] people feel not that this is my europe and i want to change this. >> are they tax havens? ask a tax haven is a place where everyone pays their taxes. >> big companies do not pay taxes so we should keep asking alexa, amazon, when are you going to pay taxes? moreybe also slightly hard-nosed. >> then-president thinks it is in his interest to have a weekend divided europe. that is dangerous. matt: that is some of the candidates to replace jean-claude juncker. they were taking part in a debate in brussels. nejra: let's get more on europe create one week until voting starts in 28 countries including the u.k. to elect the next european parliament. a key concern is the rise of populism and the threat of p

nestlÉ has accelerated its share buyback program. the thinking is they can use this cash to buy back more shares or do an acquisition that would complement their existing businesses. they bought the rights to market starbucks company coffee for $7 billion. perhaps they will do something in pet care. i hope they don't come up because those deals have not been slamdunk spirit -- slamdunk's. alix: there were a lot of hitters, kkr, colgate-palmolive. i wonder if that is specific to the asset. >> private equity firms were interested in different pieces. that you cane probably market some the pieces of this or take it public and the will be interest into specialist are's -- in the investors. alix: coming up, the health of the housing market, permit data on deck. what the numbers could say about the economy after numbers were iffy in april. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: this is "bloomberg daybreak." i am alix steel. some markets it is a risk on day , other markets risk aversion during s&p futures still high up .3%. european autos weaker and

sticking with the sector, nestle ceo has said the company is on track to meet its 2020 targets speaking at an investor update, mark schneider said 2019 is "shaping up to be a busy year for portfolio management." the swiss consumer goods giant is due to announce a decision on the future of its skin health unit by the end of the first half with colgate, palmolive and unilever among the bidders for the $10 billion unit i'm happy to bring in john cox, the head of jurp even consumer equities thank you very much for taking the time to chat to us are you expecting to hear anything when it comes to the skin care business >> i think they've made clear that the skin care business is almost certainly going to be disposed, and that will happen before the end of the first half you know, i presume in the next couple of weeks we'll get an announcement on that initially people were saying maybe they could raise $7 billion fraungs from that, but, now more recent media reports are suggesting that they could even raise $10 billion and above. it could be an interesting piece of business for them before the

nestle was the first adding it to its kit kat bars in japan. ruby chocolate is a cocoa bean with the natural berry flavor found in the ivory coast, ecuador, and brazil. in the u.s., the fda has not approved it. fingers crossed this has a sweet ending. that does it for bloomberg "commodities edge." next week, tune in on sunday with the joint oil meeting with opec-plus. we also have bp and shale's annual meeting. don't miss that. catch us every thursday at 1:00 p.m. new york time. this is bloomberg. ♪

the nestles burger was fabulous. i'm getting away from the whole meat thing dead animal i call it. >> i get that. i completely get that. >> yeah. >> it's time >> i'm not going there, but i get it >> have to get away from dead animals, have to get away from china. that's how get your multiple up. >> guys, we're taken out yesterday's intraday high, 2866. let's get to bob pisani and see what's moving on the floor >> the important thing is that we've had a very nice rally in the last 24 hours. that's the important thing let me show you the s&p futures. we rallied 50 point in the s&p 500, about 400 points in the dow jones industrial average since 9:00 a.m. yesterday. it's rallied for a number of reasons. trade talk discussions a number of big advancements we talked about an auto tariff delay yesterday. progress with nafta, that helped talk that mnuchin and lighthizer may be returning to china. the chinese don't seem to be aware of that. all of that helped to move the market forward today we're helped by walmart up 2% cisc

is in talks for best nestlÉ is in talks for an equity -- nestlÉ is in talks for one of the biggest private equity deals of the year, selling its beauty product arm. ownn musk launched his private satellite, to bring broadband to underserved areas in the world. and that is your latest bloomberg business flash. time now for our stock of the hour. it is cisco. shares rising at the company's latest results beating wall street estimates. bloomberg asked the chairman and ceo about the impact of tariffs on the company. >> we knew there was a risk. our chiefs kept working on mitigation. when this hit last week, the great news is our team had done an amazing job of working on our supply chain, which led to a very minimal set up of rice increases. everything we need to do on this front is actually behind us. vonnie: joining us with more on this is bloomberg's kailey leinz. cisco is having a great day today. >> they are, up almost 7%. they have been very successful in mitigating the trading risk, changing their supply chain, passing on the prices to consumers. and it shows, their margin is at 30 to 3

. , stocks -- nestle, stocks like that. they are not down much. utilities another safe haven, up .3%. that is helping out the u.k. market. there is political element around utilities from a germy corbyn-- from a jeremy administration side of things. compared to the united states, a bigger safe haven component. let's show you were we are seeing weakness. that is in the auto sector. the global slowdown, the story associated with the trade war between china and the united states being priced into the mining sector. telcos trading down. sectors likeht food and drink and some of those oil stocks counter waiting a little bit. leche of individual names. wasler --emma chandra talking about this early on. down 3.4%. lvmh trading down by over 3%. shell, massive oil energy company trading up 1.13%. theya points point of view do not stack up, but that is a huge company. bp, all of these companies acting as a counterweight to the downside. that is a look at the european close. vonnie: selloff in the u.s. two hours after the open. the s&p 500 and the dow are al

a steadily southwards overnight. blanket of cloud ne southern a blanket of cloud nestling across southern england. as it does so, clearer skies to the north of that. we still keep a few showers up in the far northeast of scotland, where elsewhere, we could see a light frost first thing on saturday morning as those temperatures hover around the freezing mark. a chilly start to saturday, perhaps some early morning sunshine but it won't be long before the shower clouds starts to develop. and that brisk northerly wind really is quite a feature. that's going to drive in some showers along that east coast, and with gusts of winds of a5, 50 mph, that's going to exacerbate that cold feel and it will drive some of those showers further inland as we go through the afternoon. the further west you go, perhaps lighter winds here. and as a consequence, fewer showers. certainly, it will feel colder on that east coast, particularly with any significant exposure. high—pressure will start to push its way eastwards overnight, saturday night into sunday. as a consequence, it means fewer showers are largely

. >>> there's a little town nestled in the fertile mountains of turkey. between the call to prayer and the sleepy pace, it feels like a world away. but in the fields nearby there's something growing we've come to depend on. typically if you're feeling some pain, you pop a pill. right? and some of the world's most powerful painkillers are known as oipiates and they start froma rather unique crop from this province that literally means opium, afyon. that opium comes from the poppy plant which is hauled in by the ton here. the largest legal opium processer in the world. this is one of the top executives here. so this is what all the fuss is about. >> poppy. how many trucks like this come every day? >> 40 trucks. >> 40? >> yes. >> all these medications you hear about, codeine, high tro co-done, oxycontin, they all come from this. this is the poppy plant. you can hear the seeds inside. what they're really looking for, though, this shell that contains that -- all that opium. that white substance. the lab here extracts and purifies the opium until it's stronger

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it is partnered with multinational corporations like nestle and unilever. because changing consumer habits means making theirfavourite products part of the solution. metal is bad, paper is bad, plastic is but if you use it once. loop was born as a western solution. how do we move an average consumer from disposable consumption to durable multiuse consumption? but breaking the addiction to plastic will require a massive change from consumer goods companies like unilever, who have built a business on providing consumers with product in disposable packaging at an affordable price. from a purely financial point of view you have to future proof your business. and we firmly believe that people will demand this type of change from companies, from retailers, from the industry around them. it may be that faith in reusable containers that finally ove rco m es reusable containers that finally overcomes the mountain of waste. samira hussain, bbc news, new york. in other business news, making headlines, us carmaker ford is slashing io% headlines, us carmaker ford is sla

half a dozen tree houses nestled high up in the branches of a row of eucalyptus trees in an industrial park where they have been for months. some of the structures are three stories high. whoever did it likely has some experience in construction and access to power drills. trash, there's a spot for that too. neighbors tell us they used scrap wood from nearby discarded palates. >> inside the tree house now is probably 8 feet by about 7 feet. it's sturdy until you start to shake it a little bit. and it does wobble. but it does feel pretty sturdy at first. it's not the most glorious place to live. but i gotta say it's probably better than sleeping on the street. >> would you consider living in a tree, seeing how it's done? >> yeah, i think it's a good idea, actually. >> reporter: it looks like they won't be here for long. crews have spent the past few days trimming and cutting off the lower limbs, and they are closing in. fremont police were called out here sometime ago. this is private property so it's up to the property owners to hire and pay for the removal of the trees and the tree ho

quite villages nestled in the country science like this one to spread in the portlock valley. the bizarre rock formations are especially popular with climbers. there are also lots of trials for hikers you go up and down hill through sinkholes and past console rooms. there's a mysterious place hidden in the forest here possibly a pre-christian cult site. bloomers regularly gives guided tours of the natural wonders in franconian switzerland. has said that though we have a high in the druids grove these are basically a labyrinth of rocks. and was probably originally a cave system. interesting for you now there's no roof to the cave anymore so you can see all the rocks and it's definitely quite a rarity. office with gun safe fun. as a you have almost this was a cia during the late jurassic period and that's where the name franconian giora comes from this feeling of there was many 1000000 years ago and these layers of limestone were deposited in the sea also side to discuss how the rocks originated. and it's just those rocks that get into the region its name because it reminded peo

these big supermarket chains like sainsbury ls, supermarket chains like sainsbury 's, and waitrose and nestle, they have already cut their waste by 29%. so theyjust have already cut their waste by 29%. so they just have have already cut their waste by 29%. so theyjust have to do it in a better way. they are also suggesting that maybe this idea that you get cheaper discounts on stuff that is just going out of date, so we need to be more diligent in selling food. this can all be done electronically, andi this can all be done electronically, and i think it could be helpfulfor consumers. there are quite a few restau ra nts consumers. there are quite a few restaurants around here, food outlets, if they are not restau ra nts, outlets, if they are not restaurants, that in the last hour of trading will slash the prices by half. i want their names! i will let you know after, there will be a stampede. we will all go off for a very late dinner. they are shut at this time of night, i have to admit. before you throw it, do a sniff test. i am very much a fan of using my tongue. excellent, the lick test. if

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half a dozen treehouses nestled up in the branches. this is an industrial park. getting into the structures is no simple task. some of them are three stories high. this one has a makeshift latter, climbing up his little like solving a puzzle. once inside you get a better look of the craftsmanship, who ever did it likely has some experience. crossbeams, support beams underneath and support straps above. trash, there is a spot for that too. neighbors tell us that this you scrap wood for nearby discarded pallets. >> reporter: so i am inside of the tree house now. it is about eight feet by seven feet, it is 30 and still you'd start to shake it a little bit and it does wobble little bit. but it does feel pretty sturdy at first. it is not the most glorious ways to live, but i have to say that it is better than sleeping on the streets. this man the goes by the name of mark cummings as he does not live here, but he was admiring the construction. would you now considered living in a tree? >> it's a good idea, actually. >> reporter: the last time that we documented homeles

quite villages nestled in the countryside like this one took a spread in the portlock valley. the bizarre rock formations are especially popular with climbers. but there are also lots of trails for hikers to go up and down hill through sinkholes and past council rooms. there is a mysterious place hidden in the forest here possibly a pre-christian cult site. regularly gives guided tours of the natural wonders in franconian switzerland. either that or even higher up the druids grove these are basically a labyrinth of rocks if i must cross any originally a cave system. in closing for now there's no roof to the cave anymore so you can see all the rocks and it's definitely quite a rarity. this was gun safe in itself fun. as a you have almost this was a cia during the late jurassic period and that's where the name franconian giora comes from this film it was many 1000000 years ago and these layers of limestone were deposited in the sea. to discuss how the rocks originated. and it's just those rocks that take the region its name because it reminded people of a swiss alpine landscape

john torres shows us how >> reporter: nestled near the coast of belgium lies the city of bruges known for its canals cobblestone streets and chocolate. what most people don't know, it is also the most dementia friendly see in the world. demee not kept isolated at home. the idea is to treat dementia patients active. >> people with dementia can go outside, keep moving, they're healthy staying much longer. >> photon provides everything from counseling for caregivers to music classes and even a special cafe where families can spend time together. there's also this red handkerchief sticker, found on windows of more than 100 shops, signaling to patients that they're dementia friendly. >> i ask them three times or four times the same question, but i'm happy to do that >> reporter: in total the organization has trained more than 1,000 residents including police officers and shop keepers on how to treat people with dementia mariette is proof of the program's success. 88, wow. you do not look 88 she was diagnosed withlis indep. d the progression of her disease slow down because she's been able

that means companies ranging from motors to nestle india. for years, the indian consumer has been a standout bet with the consumer goods index listed only one down year since 2006. this year, some of the biggest companies faltered, dragging down inco's performance with it. recently it started to make a comeback. still, there is lots of original exposure, because the holding only has a 2% overlap with the emerging market index. which is how most people are invested in india. this is a sizable fund north of $100 million in assets, and comes with a high expense ratio. 76 basis points. inco gets a green light in the traffic light system. you have got to brace yourself for the volatility, did you see how it came back. eric: if you want a roller coaster ride, check out india small caps. scarlet: that does it for us. be sure to catch us every wednesday at 1:00 p.m. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: saving the farm. the government unveils an aid package for struggling farmers. critics say it will not help soybean crops already at decade lows. market worr

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half a dozen tree houses nestled high in the branches of a row of eucalyptus trees in an industrial park where they have been for months. getting into the structures is no simple task. some are three stories high. this one has a makeshift ladder. climbing up is a lot like solving a puzzle. once inside, you get a better look at the craftsmanship. whoever did it has experience in construction and access to power drills. neighbors tell us they used strap wood from nearby discarded palettes. the result is remarkable. >>ed in the tree house is 8 feet by about 7 feet. it's sturdy until you start to shake it a little bit. and it does wobble. but it does feel pretty sturdy at first. it's not the most glorious place to live. but i gotta say, it's probably better than sleeping on the street. >> reporter: this man who went by the name of mark said he did not live here but was admiring the construction. >> would you consider living in a tree? >> yeah, yeah. i think it's a good idea, actually. >> reporter: the last time we documented homeless people living in trees of in 2017. officers were called ou

the owner and her crew of 22 are making instagramable ice cream roses nestled in hong kong style egg waffles. >> we have the original red velvet and churro. >> each cooked to perfection. >> crunchy inside and soft inside texture. >> reporter: 14 ice cream flavors all made to order. crews use liquid nitrogen to make it happen. >> she was snapping all the pictures. i just like to eat you? but it's all about the visuals. even the drinksing are camera ready. quick tips, expect a line. when you get your order, pick a favorite wall as a backdrop and snap away. then click out of instagram and enjoy your ice cream. >> at the blows my mind of combining the with the egg puff of fascination. in san jose, abc7 news. >>> that looks cool. a dog walker caught on camera doing things other than walking dogs. what she had to say when dan noyes and the iteam track her down. >> still stinging over the 49ers loss in super bowl xlvii? one player says blame beyonce. >> all that's coming up. first a look what's ahead on jimmy kimmel right after abc7 news at 11:00. >> you're going to love everything about us

>>graduate elizah nestle dorm taking that advice to heart, he is one of 9 children and is using his newfound freedom from student debt to help his family specifically his mother she's diligently worked. >>year after year yet the year fought for jobs year at the year, even she didn't get she came back, she said son you have to continue pushing. so now says like i can actually do that. >>smith also tells the students that nothing can replace hard work and encourages them to embrace the grind. >>world is getting smaller by the day. with every 2 to make it your own. >>good advice will the atlanta journal constitution reports the pledge to eliminate the student debt for the class of 2019 it, it's been estimated at $40 million forbes calculate smith's wealth at about billion. >>rich guys stepping up that is a great story as we take a live look outside right now the bay bridge toll plaza. so they see that blue sky but rain and and if you head up to the sierra snow is on the way cells like a broken record it's it's really just been coming on ending it seems like that now we're getting ready for the

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the sleepy port town nestled at the foot of the southern andi's. it's from here we set sail. >> this is called the town at the end of the world. we're going further south. we've been invited aboard a ship to travel to antarctica. ground zero for climate change. after two days crossing the drake passage we navigate what the waters of the antarctic peninsula. >> good morning. it's sunday morning. welcome to antarctica. >> but this frigid landscape can be deceptive. across the peninsula the ice season has shortened by morn three month over the last 40 years, and 8 7% of the of the oe here are receding. this allows people to come face to face to climate change, seeing science in action. we link up with a nature enthusia enthusiast, monica parker who traveled to antarctica to celebrate her 40th birthday. it's zero degrees in there. how are you feeling? >> nervous. i want to stay in the boat. >> we all want to stay in the boat. antarctica is extreme and unpredictable weather. as we near the shore, it begins to snow. >> there we go. >> all right. we made

. >> nestle has entered talks to sell its skincare business for over $10 billion. the potential buyer is a group led by partners. it would be one of the biggest private equity deals this year as the world's largest food company is focusing on coffee and pet food for growth. nestle says the deal is subject to employee consultations and is expected to close in the second half. a 300 million pound rescue loan as the u.k. tour operator grapples with mounting debt and losses. the company has received multiple bids for all or part of its airline business. it offered it for sale in a bid to raise extra cash. thomas cook says higher fuel and hotel costs are expected to impact its full-year results. nissan is planning to admit no's add renault'se -- chief executive to its board. he could be nominated as the director, joining renault's chairman on the board. a merger has so far been rebuffed by nissan. that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: minutes away from the start of the cash equities trading day in europe. next, a look at your stocks to watch at the open. a lot to

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nestle was the first adding it to its kit kat bars in japan. ruby chocolate is a cocoa bean with the natural berry flavor found in the ivory coast, ecuador, and brazil. in the u.s., the fda has not approved it. fingers crossed this has a sweet ending. that does it for bloomberg "commodities edge." for next week, make sure to tune in on sunday with the joint oil meeting with opec-plus. next week, we also have bp and shale's annual meeting. don't miss that. catch us every thursday at 1:00 p.m. new york time. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm taylor riggs come in for carol massar. >> i'm jason kelly. we are here at bloomberg headquarters in new york. >> this week, the costly farewell brexit is having on business. >> also, the price of all the wrong bets that a u.s.-china trade war would be short. >> in the global story -- the cover story, we

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nestle was the first adding it to its kit kat bars in japan. ruby chocolate is a cocoa bean with the natural berry flavor found in the ivory coast, ecuador, and brazil. in the u.s., the fda has not approved it. fingers crossed this has a sweet ending. that does it for bloomberg "commodities edge." next week, tune in on sunday with the joint oil meeting with opec-plus. we also have bp and shale's annual meeting. don't miss that. catch us every thursday at 1:00 p.m. new york time. this is bloomberg. ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. jonathan: from new york city, i'm jonathan ferro. bloomberg "real yield" starts rig

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. >> the world's biggest companies from png to nestle, from mars to uni leaver, coke and pepsi have joined in. >> how will this help the environment? >> when you move from single use products and packages to multi-use, what you are doing is you are eliminating the need to create packaging over and over and over. >> reporter: cornell professor glen dowell likes the concept but says all that shipping has an environmental impact. >> when you think about the footprint of the transportation of getting the containers back and forth, it's going to be quite a few times that these containers have to be reused before they are better in an environmental sense than the plastic containers they replace. >> reporter: loop store.com will be available to the public on may 21st. >> i do it because i believe in the program and i believe in the concept. >> reporter: sue paid a one time deposit of $2.50 for each container and a $7 shipping fee for each order but she believes it's money well spent. meg oliver, cbs news, langhorne, pennsylvania. >>> 4:44 right now. seeing a little bit of rain but a lot more to c

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so far, over 300 businesses, including tesco, sainsbury‘s, waitrose and nestle, have signed up to the non—binding pledge. in a moment we'll talk to environment minister therese coffey, but first michael cowan looks at the scale of the uk's food waste problem. a third of all food made for human consumption is wasted every year, according to the un. americans throw away more food per person than any other country. a staggering 95 kilograms each every year. compare that to rwanda in east africa. rwandans only waste one kilo per person annually. it typifies our overconsumption in the west. in the uk, we waste about 55 kilos per head, and it's costing the average british family around £700 a year. earlier this year, we set a group of loughborough uni students a set of sustainability challenges. one of those was to try and reduce their food waste. we asked elliot woolley, a food waste expert, to show them how cut back what they throw away. i'm going to put the avoidable food waste this side, and the unavoidable that side, 0k? oh, it's all wet. banana skins. sandwich meat, some ham. 0k, g

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