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Coca-Cola is certified kosher year-round, but its high-fructose corn syrup renders it unfit for consumption on Passover. Coke actually used to be made with sucrose (made from cane or beet sugar ...

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Coca-Cola’s plastic use continues to grow - despite a clear opportunity to change, says international ocean advocacy organisation Oceana. Coca-Cola’s plastic use is set to rise nearly 40% between 2018 ...

In this article, we are going to take a look at where The Coca-Cola Company (NYSE:KO) stands against other best stocks to buy according to billionaire Steve Cohen. Steve Cohen, a prominent figure ...

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But during a week when most stocks were hitting 52-week lows, Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) was an exception. Coke hit an all-time high on April 3 before pulling back on April 4. For the week, it was down ...

So how does Coca-Cola, the world’s leading soft drink manufacturer, maintain its polished image? A new exposé by author and journalist Murray Carpenter delves into this question, uncovering the ...

is one of only 150 students nationwide to receive the prestigious Coca-Cola Scholarship! They are Megan Salois’s Scholastic Spotlights of the week.

Seeing as beverages are one of the most essential consumer items, Coca-Cola KO stock is historically known to be a pleasant hedge against market volatility when economic uncertainty arises.

Ireland is in the firing line as US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) zooms in on multinationals' transfer pricing arrangements Two Irish plants employing a total of 1,000 staff produce Coca-Cola ...