Heineken
Coverage of Heineken in the Nexus archive.
- Lessons from companies learning to beat the heat
Schneider Electric and Heineken are implementing measures to protect workers amid intensifying extreme weather. The companies are part of a broader trend of large groups addressing heat-related risks in the workplace.
- Roundup: Chef-approved bites / Saving for retirement / Battery-powered beer
Andrew Zimmern highlighted Baton Rouge restaurants like BLDG 5 and Elsie’s Plate and Pie. Surveys indicate Americans struggle with retirement savings due to rising costs. Heineken plans to install heat batteries in Portugal to reduce brewery carbon emissions.
- The most expensive drinks in Spain? Ibiza clubs hike prices again, with a vodka and tonic £22, a bottle of Heineken £15 and water up to £13 a bottle
Ibiza clubs in Spain have increased drink prices, with a vodka and tonic costing £22, a bottle of Heineken £15, and water up to £13 per bottle. The article highlights the significant price hikes in club beverages on the island.
- Roundup: Heineken CEO / Meta smart glasses / Global view of Trump
Heineken appointed Rafael Oliveira, CEO of JDE Peet’s, as its first external CEO, succeeding Dolf van den Brink. Meta launched a new line of AI-powered smart glasses starting at $299. A global survey found negative views of Donald Trump and declining confidence in the U.S. as a reliable partner.
- Heineken is tapping a former JDE Peet's chief as its new CEO in an outside hire
Heineken is appointing Rafael Oliveira as its new CEO. Oliveira previously led JDE Peet's and will assume the role on October 1 after a global search.
- The tech behind agentic commerce
Digital agents are increasingly making online purchases, prompting companies to adapt their websites to serve these agents effectively. Platforms like CHEQ help businesses distinguish between bots and agents by analyzing user behavior and device data, with agents projected to handle $5 trillion in retail transactions by 2030.