Clean a Toilet BowlThe picture has circulated around the internet for some time and it turns out Coca-Cola can clean rust spots on your toilet. The slight acidity of Coca-Cola can remove stains of all ...

This holiday season, include Coca-Cola® as part of your tradition. Pick up Sprite® 4 pack 2 Liter, Diet Coke® 4 Pack 2 Liter, Coca-Cola® 35 pack cans, or Coca-Cola® 30 pack Mini Cans ...

Unlike Mexican Coke, however, the yellow-capped bottles don't cost more than a regular 2-liter, which is one of the reasons they sell out so quickly. Have you tried the natural sugar version of ...

Universal Orlando Resort has a new Coca-Cola Freestyle cup available at Universal Studios Florida. The cup is available at ...

Coca-Cola leads the Dow with its 17% rise this year, and unlike its peers it hit a fresh all-time high earlier this month. The beverage giant is a Dividend King, boosting its payouts for 63 ...

Coca-Cola has raised dividends annually for more than six decades. Its payout ratio indicates it can afford the payments. Part of the company's history includes raising dividends. It's done that ...

With a yield of 2.83%, Coca-Cola’s dividend is still safe.For one, the company has a stable 63-year history of dividend payments. It just paid out a 51-cent dividend ($2.04 annualized) on April 1.

Fans will be soda-lighted. Coca-Cola is reviving its iconic “Share a Coke” campaign for the first time in over a decade — this time targeting a younger audience. Starting in April ...

Arca Continental Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages’ planned $168 million North Texas expansion just became, in the parlance of the soft drink’s longtime slogan, the real thing. The third-largest ...

Coca-Cola Co. bought the 350,000-square-foot operation in 2002. The world's largest beverage marker, Coca-Cola Company, plans to shutter a longtime Bay Area production plant and warehouse in Napa ...

Besides being one of the most iconic brands in the world, Coca-Cola (KO) stock has boasted consistent returns for many decades. The company went public in 1919 for $40 a share. Suffice it to say ...