Coca-Cola and Netflix have businesses that should make them resilient if Trump's tariffs stay in place. Both of these leading ...

Coca-Cola Fans are Racing to Five Below for This New $5 Item originally appeared on Parade.

In a multi-year, cross-country dispute over distribution rights worth approximately $1 billion, Kirkland & Ellis secured a ...

A tricky optical illusion is challenging internet users to find a single Coca-Cola cap hidden among rows of Banquet bottle ...

The overhaul was nicknamed Project Arden as a nod to the Elizabeth Arden beauty salon, best known at the time for its ...

AMC's decision to air longer movie ads before its movies, and a warning to consumers has angered studios. Studios believe no ...

There is far more to Coca-Cola than just one giant firm. The companies that bottle and distribute the ubiquitous soft drink are promising investments in their own right.

Coca-Cola has launched its new “Classic” campaign, celebrating the brand’s presence in some of the world’s most beloved books.

Share a Coke first launched in Australia in 2011, replacing the Coca-Cola logo with personalised names and returned in 2019 and 2020.

'Share a Coke' saw the Coca-Cola logo replaced by first names – which, as you might expect, drove countless people to search for their own or that of their friends – because not even the best ...

Coca-Cola is bringing back its famous ‘Share a Coke’ campaign, hoping to introduce a new generation of consumers to the platform and offer digital experiences in addition to the personalised cans.

Cherry Coke was launched in 1985, and featured a pretty conventional logo back then, with a lowercase sans serif 'cherry' sitting atop the standard Coke wordmark.