Most of Atlanta's commercial activity happens downtown, and many of the city's popular attractions – including World of Coca-Cola ... and the regional headquarters of mega-corporations.

Ozarks Coca-Cola/Dr Pepper Bottling Company is celebrating its 105th anniversary with a ribbon cutting and open house for its ...

Coca-Cola Consolidated stock sold off following the release of the company's first-quarter earnings report. After adjusting for having two fewer sales days compared to last year, sales were ...

Coca-Cola (KO) , which owns popular drink brands such as Diet Coke, Fanta, Sprite, and Dasani, has had a rough start to 2025. The company recently noticed an unexpected shift in customer behavior ...

In Asia-Pacific, Coca-Cola’s net operating revenue was down 4% to $1.42 billion during the quarter. Amid increasing competition, the Atlanta-based company has been taking price cuts in some ...

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Demolition of the former Coca-Cola bottling plant in West Jackson began Thursday. The demolition is part of Jackson's ongoing effort to address blight and revitalize neglected areas. Mayor Lumumba ...

Cans and bottles will have a wider range of names this summer In 2013, Coca Cola's "Share a Coke" campaign saw customers able to buy a range of personalised cans and bottles. Among the most ...

Revenue: US$11.1b (down 1.5% from 1Q 2024). Net income: US$3.33b (up 4.8% from 1Q 2024). Profit margin: 30% (up from 28% in 1Q 2024). The increase in margin was driven by lower expenses. EPS: US$0 ...

Coca-Cola is struggling with increasing global pushback linked to Donald Trump's belligerent foreign policy, with sales declining in nations such as Denmark and Mexico, and among Hispanic groups ...

BOTH THE OFFICER AND THE OTHER DRIVER SUFFERED MINOR INJURIES AND ARE EXPECTED TO RECOVER. DEMOLITION IS STARTING ON THE OLD COCA COLA PLANT IN JACKSON... THE BUILDING IS ON HIGHWAY 80.THE DEMOLITION ...

But Coke CEO James Quincy attributed the company’s success in part to the fact that Coca-Cola itself doesn’t actually make much soda. No, seriously. The economics of the soda industry has ...