Coca-Cola didn't invent the concept of Santa Claus, but played a role in growing the legend of the Christmas character. What Happened: Coca-Cola went public in 1919 and began paying a dividend in ...

Remington Park is gearing up for a magical holiday experience at this year's Coca-Cola Classic Christmas. The event is set to ...

Coca-Cola was losing market share in the holidays for years in Brazil. In the country its products were becoming less and less present at the December celebrations. There was a gap between the ...

You may have heard this story before, and it's true: The very first Coca-Cola products contained cocaine — but only around 9 milligrams per glass. The drug was touted at the time as a substitute ...

The image of Santa Claus we have today was heavily influenced by Coca-Cola's advertising. Coca-Cola's Christmas campaigns in ...

Coca-Cola might be the world’s most recognizable brand. But what would it be with only half the name? An Indigenous business in Colombia, acting, it says, “in defense of the coca leaf,” is ...

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Coca-Cola's revenue growth isn't anything to write home about. Disruption threats are minimal given the mature nature of the industry and Coca-Cola's powerful brand. Investors should expect Coca ...

Coca-Cola Consolidated, Inc. engages in the production, marketing, and distribution of nonalcoholic beverages. Its products include sparkling and still beverages as well as energy products and ...

Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) is a great company, but the stock has risen more than 20% over the past 12 months. Some investors might see that quick rise and pass the stock by, looking for cheaper ...

Coca-Cola's strong brand portfolio, leadership position, and Dividend King status reflect its resiliency. Despite recent stock price increases, KO is not overvalued, with the multiple valuation ...

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