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Bank of England policymaker argues for holding interest rates until inflation pressures ease – as it happened

Live coverage of business, economics and markets as Jonathan Haskel says UK ‘inflation will remain above target for quite some time’

The Guardian - UK

I’m lost in the foothills of a mountain of TV

With thousands of hours of streaming on offer, it has become increasingly arduous to get with the programme

The Guardian - UK

Britvic should play hardball: no Fruit Shoots on the cheap for Carlsberg

The J2O and Robinsons maker’s shares are on the rise – so it is well placed to hold out for a sweeter deal

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Baltika Sues Carlsberg Subsidiaries For 0M Damages In Russia

Baltika, a Carlsberg subsidiary, sues Carlsberg's Russian units for 0 million over distribution agreement breach.

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Famous logos ditch nature for poignant environmental campaign

Sometimes visuals are louder than words.

Creative Bloq

How to celebrate a brand's heritage – 6 expert tips

Karl Wills of Taxi Studio shares how brands can lean into their heritage in a way that works.

Creative Bloq

Marketing that people love: exclusive extract from Turner Duckworth's new book

Read an extract from I Love It. What Is It?: The power of instinct in design and branding.

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Are These 3 Beverage Stocks Worth Watching for Stability?

Despite macroeconomic concerns, beverage demand is expected to remain steady. Therefore, I believe Monster Beverage (MNST), Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP), and Carlsberg (CABGY), which are fundamentally robust, could be worth watching for stability. Read on.

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It wasn't just you—beers have had a challenging 2023 as well, from consumer boycotts and sobering volumes to 'stolen' breweries

The beer business was impacted by softer consumer demand and other unexpected tumult—but an up-and-coming beer category has offered some solace.

Fortune

The best football shirt sponsors of the 90s

Ranking the most iconic brands on footy kits during the final decade of the 20th century

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Carlsberg CEO plans to continue hiking beer prices and expand in Asia as the brewer tries to offset the loss of its ‘stolen’ Russian business

Carlsberg chief Jacob Aarup-Andersen said consumers can expect "price increases from us again next year.”

Fortune

3 Beverage Stocks Brewing Profits in November

The beverage industry’s outlook appears optimistic owing to consistent demand and high-growth opportunities to meet shifting consumer preferences amid growing health awareness worldwide. Amid this backdrop, it could be wise to invest in quality beverage stocks Carlsberg (CABGY), Coca-Cola (COKE), and Primo Water (PRMW) this month for substantial gains. Read…

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European brewing giant's CEO on Russia stealing its flagship beer business: 'A very, very sad and unfortunate turn of events'

Jacob Aarup-Andersen says the loss will be reflected in year-end results: "We have taken the full hit of losing the ownership of the Russian business."

Fortune

Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 588

As the war enters its 588th day, these are the main development.

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Carlsberg's new CEO bought $1.6 million shares in the company just days into the job—it's his tactic to battle slumping share prices

CEOs have bought shares in their companies before—the practice is seen as a vote of confidence by investors.

The Guardian - UK

Heineken exits Russia with €1 sale of operations

Dutch multinational brewer takes €300m loss from transfer of assets to Russia’s Arnest Group

The Guardian - UK

Putin sets sights on re-election but cost of war can only grow

With defence spending booming, China onside and murky deals filling gaps left by sanctions, the Kremlin believes it can weather a damaged rouble, but will Russians stomach welfare cuts if they come?

Fortune

Carlsberg's Russian beer empire faces nationalization, CEO fears

Cees ’t Hart, Carlsberg’s CEO, admits he was “shocked” at how the Danish brewer’s Russian operations were seized by authorities.

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The Independent UK

Carlsberg boss ‘shocked’ after Putin seizes beer business

On Wednesday Carlsberg reported that it had sold 5.24 billion litres of beer during the first six months of the financial year

Al Jazeera

‘Carlsberg discriminated against us on a national basis’: Bosniak staffer

In 2014, a staffer asked that a photo of a convicted war criminal was removed from the premises. The legal saga goes on.

France 24

Russia seizes local assets of Danone and Carlsberg, increasing fears for remaining foreign brands

The Russian government has seized the local subsidiaries of both French dairy group Danone and Danish brewer Carlsberg using a decree signed by President Vladimir Putin on Sunday. This follows the introduction of new rules in April that allow the state to take over the assets of firms from "unfriendly"…

The Guardian - AU

Putin says Russia preparing response to Crimea bridge attack; US condemns Moscow grain deal exit – as it happened

Russian president calls attack ‘cruel and senseless’ after Kerch Bridge hit by latest strike; Antony Blinken says Russia exit from deal ‘unconscionable’

Al Jazeera

Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 509

These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 509th day.

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 509 of the invasion

‘Fierce battles’ in eastern Ukraine as fighting intensifies, Kyiv says; Russia seizes control of shares in Danone and Carlsberg subsidiaries

The Guardian - AU

Drones shot down over Crimea, Moscow claims; Putin says Russia has stockpile of cluster bombs – as it happened

Russia says air defence forces intercepted attacks over port city of Sevastopol; Putin says Russia will take ‘reciprocal’ action if devices used on his troops

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