Heineken said Wednesday it plans to cut up to 6,000 jobs globally and expects slower profit growth in 2026 as the beer industry grapples with weak demand.The reductions represent nearly 7% of the Dutch company’s approximately 87,000 employees worldwide. The beer giant said the cuts are part of a broader strategy aimed at strenghtening its operations while continuing to invest in growth."To fuel the growth and the profit, we are stepping up productivity initiatives and [making] changes to our operating model," Heineken Chief Financial Officer Harold van den Broek told investors on a call announ...

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