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Coca-Cola Posts Sparkling Quarter, Warns Of Rocky Recovery On Rising Covid Cases
Coca-Cola Co thumped estimates for quarterly results on Monday as sales in Asia picked up following the reopening of stores and restaurants.
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Washington Judge Fines Food Group $18M in 2013 GMO Fight
The Grocery Manufacturers Association must pay $18 million in civil fines for concealing the true sources of contributions received from food companies to oppose a 2013 food labeling initiative, a Washington state judge ruled Wednesday.
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Big Soda Sponsored 96 Health Groups - A Big Conflict of Interest, Study Says
Nearly 100 national health and medical groups - including the American Heart Association, the American Diabetes Association and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - enjoy sponsorship's by Coca-Cola Co. or Pepsi-Co, according to a new study by two Boston University researchers.
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Weak Europe Demand, Strong Dollar Take Fizz Out of Coke's Sales
Coca-Cola Co's sales fell for the fourth straight quarter as demand weakened for its fizzy drinks in Europe.
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Coca-Cola's Quarterly Sales Fall 8%
Coca-Cola Co reported an 8 per cent fall in quarterly net revenue, as a strong dollar once again reduced the value of sales from outside the United States.
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Let's Try Again, Says Court, Suggesting New Maggi Noodle Tests
The Bombay High Court has suggested new tests on Maggi noodles, which were banned in India early last month.
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Coke CEO's Declined Bonus Not Enough for Pay Critic
A decision by Coca-Cola Co's chief executive to decline his 2014 bonus did not go far enough, a well-known pay critic said Friday, indicating the company could face more scrutiny of its compensation ahead of its shareholder meeting this spring.
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IIM-Calcutta Final Placement Attracts Big Employers in Finance, E-Commerce
Indian Institute of Management- Calcutta (IIM-C), which achieved 100 per cent final placements for the 2013-15 batch in just two and half days, has witnessed good demand from e-commerce industry this year.
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Coca-Cola May Cut Up to 2,000 Jobs Globally
The job cuts are part of Coke's $3 billion cost-cutting program, which it announced in October after posting a 14 per cent drop in third-quarter profit, according to the Journal.
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Small is beautiful for Coca-Cola as volumes soar
Case volumes in China rose 12 per cent in the first quarter of the year, boosted by marketing campaigns around the key Chinese New Year holiday shopping period, helping drive a global two percent rise in volumes.
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Coca-Cola to market first 'natural' mid-calorie cola
Coca-Cola Co announced plans on Wednesday to sell a mid-calorie cola sweetened with sugar and the naturally occurring no-calorie sweetener stevia in Argentina, becoming the first to market with a product long seen as being critical to the soda industry's growth.
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PepsiCo denies in talks to buy SodaStream
PepsiCo Inc denied a published report that it was in talks to buy Israel's SodaStream International Ltd, whose machines make carbonated drinks from tap water.
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Apple iPhone loses its dominance in Asia's trend-setting cities
Apple Inc's iconic iPhone is losing some of its lustre among Asia's well-heeled consumers in Singapore and Hong Kong, a victim of changing mobile habits and its own runaway success.
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Coca Cola profit tops Wall Street expectations
Profits were $2.79 billion, down from $2.80 billion a year earlier on sales of $13 billion. Net earnings per share rose to $1.21 from $1.20 because of fewer shares outstanding.
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Coca-Cola Posts Sparkling Quarter, Warns Of Rocky Recovery On Rising Covid Cases
Coca-Cola Co thumped estimates for quarterly results on Monday as sales in Asia picked up following the reopening of stores and restaurants.
-
Washington Judge Fines Food Group $18M in 2013 GMO Fight
The Grocery Manufacturers Association must pay $18 million in civil fines for concealing the true sources of contributions received from food companies to oppose a 2013 food labeling initiative, a Washington state judge ruled Wednesday.
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Big Soda Sponsored 96 Health Groups - A Big Conflict of Interest, Study Says
Nearly 100 national health and medical groups - including the American Heart Association, the American Diabetes Association and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - enjoy sponsorship's by Coca-Cola Co. or Pepsi-Co, according to a new study by two Boston University researchers.
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Weak Europe Demand, Strong Dollar Take Fizz Out of Coke's Sales
Coca-Cola Co's sales fell for the fourth straight quarter as demand weakened for its fizzy drinks in Europe.
-
Coca-Cola's Quarterly Sales Fall 8%
Coca-Cola Co reported an 8 per cent fall in quarterly net revenue, as a strong dollar once again reduced the value of sales from outside the United States.
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Let's Try Again, Says Court, Suggesting New Maggi Noodle Tests
The Bombay High Court has suggested new tests on Maggi noodles, which were banned in India early last month.
-
Coke CEO's Declined Bonus Not Enough for Pay Critic
A decision by Coca-Cola Co's chief executive to decline his 2014 bonus did not go far enough, a well-known pay critic said Friday, indicating the company could face more scrutiny of its compensation ahead of its shareholder meeting this spring.
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IIM-Calcutta Final Placement Attracts Big Employers in Finance, E-Commerce
Indian Institute of Management- Calcutta (IIM-C), which achieved 100 per cent final placements for the 2013-15 batch in just two and half days, has witnessed good demand from e-commerce industry this year.
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Coca-Cola May Cut Up to 2,000 Jobs Globally
The job cuts are part of Coke's $3 billion cost-cutting program, which it announced in October after posting a 14 per cent drop in third-quarter profit, according to the Journal.
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Small is beautiful for Coca-Cola as volumes soar
Case volumes in China rose 12 per cent in the first quarter of the year, boosted by marketing campaigns around the key Chinese New Year holiday shopping period, helping drive a global two percent rise in volumes.
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Coca-Cola to market first 'natural' mid-calorie cola
Coca-Cola Co announced plans on Wednesday to sell a mid-calorie cola sweetened with sugar and the naturally occurring no-calorie sweetener stevia in Argentina, becoming the first to market with a product long seen as being critical to the soda industry's growth.
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PepsiCo denies in talks to buy SodaStream
PepsiCo Inc denied a published report that it was in talks to buy Israel's SodaStream International Ltd, whose machines make carbonated drinks from tap water.
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Apple iPhone loses its dominance in Asia's trend-setting cities
Apple Inc's iconic iPhone is losing some of its lustre among Asia's well-heeled consumers in Singapore and Hong Kong, a victim of changing mobile habits and its own runaway success.
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Coca Cola profit tops Wall Street expectations
Profits were $2.79 billion, down from $2.80 billion a year earlier on sales of $13 billion. Net earnings per share rose to $1.21 from $1.20 because of fewer shares outstanding.
