The Latest Breaking News from CocaCola

Historically, U.S. recessions have been preceded by a surge in oil prices. So, with crude oil prices remaining consistently above $100 per barrel and inflation hitting a fresh 40-year high, many economists expect the economy to suffer a recession this year. Hence, we think it could be wise to bet…

The one-of-a-kind Intergalactic cans will allow viewers access to the world’s first ‘Concert on a Coca-Cola’

Someone with a lot of money to spend has taken a bullish stance on Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO). And retail traders should know. We noticed this today when the big position showed up on publicly available options history that we track here at Benzinga.

Nando's will no longer offer unlimited top ups of classic Coca-Cola from this October. The change comes in line with the government banning free refills of high sugar drinks

The SEC is proposing to standardize climate reporting. If approved, requirements could cost a company more than a half-million dollars.

Gas is nearly six bucks a gallon. Groceries are 8% higher than last year. Dollar stores: now dollar-and-a-quarter stores.

There is plenty of uncertainty and unpredictability in the stock market these days. Investors looking to play defense against rising interest rates, elevated inflation and geopolitical uncertainty can always turn to the consumer staples sector for some solid recession-resistant investments.

Noel Corry took bribes from favoured companies in exchange for insider information which helped them win contracts over nine years, the court heard.

The ban on items such as straws packaged with small packs of juices and dairy products that earn $790 million in annual sales is part of India’s drive to stamp out polluting, single-use plastic trash that chokes rivers and drains

Right-wing talking heads Greg Kelly and Ben Shapiro vow to boycott "gay cookies" after Oreo releases LGBTQ film

The most iconic soft drink in the world is joining the hundreds of companies heading into the metaverse for additional growth opportunities.