Coca-Cola
Coverage of Coca-Cola in the Nexus archive.
- Coca-Cola, Tesla and eBay Fight Trump’s Tariffs on Brazil
Coca-Cola, Tesla, and eBay urged the US Trade Representative to exempt Brazilian imports from a proposed 25% Section 301 tariff. A public hearing at the US International Trade Commission received 365 written submissions, with a July 15 deadline for the USTR to act.
- Walmart lowers price of ground beef, other grilling essentials. Trump takes credit for the move
Walmart and Sam’s Club are lowering prices on ground beef, fresh cherries, corn, and other grilling essentials this summer. President Donald Trump claimed credit for the price reductions, stating they were implemented at his administration’s request, though Walmart did not reference his statements in its announcement.
- More Value, Same Great Taste: Coca-Cola launches 60cl PET bottles to celebrate 75 years with Nigerians
Coca-Cola launches 60cl PET bottles with 20% more value to celebrate 75 years in Nigeria. The product is available in four variants and is part of a limited-edition release.
- Phishing poses as big-brand job interview to steal Google accounts
A phishing campaign is impersonating over 30 well-known brands, including Adobe, Netflix, Coca-Cola, and OpenAI, through fake job interviews to steal Google account credentials from marketing professionals.
- How Spam became one of the most iconic American brands of all time
Spam, launched by Hormel Foods Corporation in 1937, became a global success with over eight billion cans sold in 44 countries. Its affordability, long shelf life, and wartime popularity helped it become an iconic American brand, comparable to Coca-Cola and McDonald’s. The product’s versatility and emotional connection to American ideals like resourcefulness contributed to its enduring appeal.
- Nonprofits and brands are navigating the partisan air of the 250th in search of a unifying tone
Nonprofits and brands are promoting community service and patriotic initiatives for the U.S. 250th anniversary, but face challenges due to political divisions. Competing events organized by America250 and Trump-aligned Freedom 250 reflect a polarized national mood, with mixed public reception and concerns over political agendas.
- Nonprofits and brands are navigating the partisan air of the 250th in search of a unifying tone
Nonprofits and brands are promoting community service and patriotic events for the U.S. 250th anniversary, but face challenges due to a divided national mood and partisan tensions. Two rival commissions, America250 and Trump-aligned Freedom 250, are organizing conflicting celebrations, while declining patriotic sentiment and political divisions complicate efforts to unify Americans.
- Nonprofits and brands are navigating the partisan air of the 250th in search of a unifying tone
Nonprofits and brands are promoting community service and patriotic initiatives for the U.S. 250th anniversary, but efforts face challenges due to political divisions. Two rival commissions, America250 and Freedom 250, are organizing conflicting events, with the latter led by President Trump's allies. Public engagement in volunteer programs like America Gives has been hindered by perceptions of political alignment.
- Nonprofits and brands are navigating the partisan air of the 250th in search of a unifying tone
Nonprofits and brands are promoting community service and patriotic initiatives for the U.S. 250th anniversary, but face challenges due to political divisions and declining national unity. Competing events like America250 and Freedom 250, the latter led by Trump allies, highlight partisan tensions, while organizations like the Salvation Army report mixed public engagement due to perceived political agendas.
- SMOKERS’ CORNER: COLA POLITICS
The article compares modern political branding to consumer choices like cola brands, citing Slavoj Žižek's analogy that voting behavior mirrors superficial consumer preferences. It highlights how political campaigns use branding, symbolism, and visual cues to shape voter identity, similar to corporate strategies, with examples like Obama's 'Hope' poster, Trump's MAGA caps, and New Labour's rebranding.
- Costco CEO promises the $1.50 hot dog isn’t going away: ‘The price will not change as long as I’m around’
Costco CEO Ron Vachris confirmed the $1.50 hot dog and soda combo will remain unchanged, a staple since 1985, with previous executives also assuring its price stability. The deal is seen as a symbol of economic stability amid rising food prices and a K-shaped economy.
- Air Jordans, Barbie & the Big Mac: 10 great American products that changed the world
The article highlights 10 American products, including Air Jordans, Barbie, and the Big Mac, that have transformed everyday items into influential exports. Examples like McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Apple, and Levi's are noted for changing culture and becoming significant global brands.
- Can China’s ‘CO2 rocket’ launch cold on the same gas that carbonates Coca-Cola?
A Chinese aerospace start-up, Zhiyu Aerospace Technology (Z-Trak Space), plans to launch a rocket using supercritical carbon dioxide cold-launch technology, the same compound that carbonates Coca-Cola. The method aims to enable low-cost, high-frequency small launch vehicle operations.
- Suspect wanted after reportedly hitting Dollar General store manager with vehicle in Warren County
A Dollar General store manager in Warren County, Tennessee, was struck by a vehicle after attempting to stop a suspect who allegedly stole a six-pack of Coca-Cola. The suspect fled the scene in a gold Jeep after hitting the manager, and law enforcement is seeking public assistance to identify the individual.
- Digital indigestion: Fizzy Coca-Cola display chokes on full storage
A Coca-Cola digital signage display on São Miguel in Portugal's Azores is experiencing a storage capacity error, likely due to an operating system (possibly Ubuntu Unity) warning of a full volume. The issue highlights technical challenges in maintaining digital signage systems, with potential risks of system instability if ignored.
- Coca-Cola’s Northampton plant closing will trigger 175 layoffs
Coca-Cola will close its Northampton plant by December 15, resulting in 175 layoffs starting August 15. The non-unionized workers may have up to 60 days of temporary employment post-closure. Massachusetts faces ongoing economic concerns as other companies like Campbell’s and Zipcar also shut facilities.
- Coca-Cola is launching 3 limited-edition soda flavors at AMC theaters for Minions & Monsters
Coca-Cola is introducing three limited-edition soda flavors at AMC theaters for the Minions & Monsters event. The flavors, named Sprite Bello Yello, Minute Maid Goomi Green, and Fanta Irene Infusion, will be available until July 29.
- 5 Best High-Dividend, Low-Volatility Stocks to Buy Today
The article discusses the Magnificent Seven stocks, noting their high volatility (average beta of 1.44) and low average forward dividend yield (0.34%). It recommends five high-dividend, low-volatility stocks (Coca-Cola, Johnson & Johnson, McDonald’s, Altria, and Colgate-Palmolive) with betas of 0.5 or lower and dividend yields of 2% or higher as alternatives for investors seeking stability and returns.
- Chittoor Collector says steps on to ensure remunerative prices for Totapuri mango farmers
Chittoor Collector has taken steps to address the decline in Totapuri mango prices, which have dropped to ₹5 to ₹6 per kg due to weak demand. The Collector attributed the issue to surplus pulp stocks held by Coca-Cola and Pepsi.
- You can ignore AI giants like SpaceX, but your 401(k) won’t
SpaceX is now valued at $2.1 trillion after its stock surged 19.2% in its Wall Street debut. The company's inclusion in major stock indexes could impact 401(k) accounts, as index funds—which outperform actively managed funds—track these benchmarks. Nasdaq recently adjusted rules to allow large companies like SpaceX into its Nasdaq 100 index faster than before.
- You can ignore AI giants like SpaceX, but your 401(k) won’t
SpaceX's stock debut on Wall Street increased its valuation to $2.1 trillion, potentially impacting stock indexes and 401(k) investments as index funds grow in popularity over actively managed funds.
- Jamie Laing thinks tomorrow’s Fortune 500 will be built by creators. He might be right
Jamie Laing, founder of Candy Kittens, argues that content creators will build the next Fortune 500 companies, citing the brand's success in competing with legacy confectionery giants like Mars and Nestlé. Candy Kittens acquired snack brand Graze from Unilever for £36m, highlighting Laing's belief in agile, creator-led brands over traditional corporations.
- The ‘Jensen effect’ is the new ‘Trump bump’ for stocks
Jensen Huang's public praise for companies at an Nvidia event led to stock gains for Nebius, Cadence, and CoreWeave. This 'Jensen effect' mirrors the 'Trump bump,' where stocks of companies praised by the president, such as Micron, Caterpillar, and Coca-Cola, also rose significantly.
- America's favorite pizza may be getting a makeover as protein demand surges
Domino's, a major pizza chain, may introduce a protein-boosted pizza as part of industry trends toward higher-protein menu offerings. Analysts from Bernstein and industry expert Maeve Webster highlighted protein's growing popularity among consumers, citing examples like Starbucks' Protein Lattes and Coca-Cola's exploration of protein-rich beverages.
- Median pay for CEOs rose nearly 6% in 2025, but some compensation packages were eye-popping
The median CEO compensation in 2025 increased by nearly 6% to $17.7 million, while the median S&P 500 employee earned $89,744. The pay gap between CEOs and workers widened, with some CEOs earning over 1,700 times the median employee salary. Companies like Coca-Cola and TJX Cos. highlighted extreme disparities, and advocacy groups criticized the trend as unjust.
- Popular snack food gets patriotic makeover in time for America's 250th summer festivities
Superpretzel is launching star-shaped pretzels to celebrate America's 250th anniversary, produced in Philadelphia. Other brands like Maker's Mark, Pillsbury, and Coca-Cola are also releasing patriotic-themed products, with proceeds from some sales supporting veterans. The pretzels will be available from Memorial Day to September.
- Historic Coca-Cola plant in California shuttering after 114 years
The historic Coca-Cola plant in Ventura, California is shutting down after 114 years of operation. The facility's closure is set to occur on July 10 and will impact dozens of workers. Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling announced the permanent closure.
- Coca-Cola manufacturer to shutter major Southern California plant
Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling will close its Ventura plant after over a century of operations, affecting 85 workers. The closure is set to occur on July 10. This decision marks the end of a long-standing manufacturing presence in Southern California.
- Delta Airlines announces major change to complimentary food, drink service
Delta Air Lines is changing its complimentary food and drink service starting May 19, which may affect passenger access to certain snacks and beverages. The airline is expanding its offerings, but some items like Biscoff cookies, chips, or Coca-Cola might not be available. Passengers may need to bring their own snacks.
- Coca-Cola is trouncing Pepsi. Can the underdog turn things around?
Coca-Cola is outperforming Pepsi, with the latter increasingly adopting strategies similar to its rival. The article questions whether Pepsi can reverse its fortunes in the competitive soft drink market.
- Carlsberg Dumps Coca-Cola, Bets on Pepsi in Nordic Markets
Carlsberg has ended its partnership with Coca-Cola and will now act as PepsiCo's bottler in Denmark. This strategic shift focuses on the Nordic markets, signaling a major change in beverage distribution partnerships.
- Everyone’s trying to beat the market… I built something that profits from attention around it!
A solopreneur shifted from crypto trading to creating a platform that generates passive income by leveraging user attention through crypto incentives. The system, targeting communities like ECOMI (Veve marketplace), achieved 1000+ users and $700+ in passive income with minimal ad spend.
- Pepsi jumps back up top soda rankings after years of decline as bitter rival Coca Cola slips
PepsiCo has regained the top position in soda rankings after years of decline, while Coca-Cola has experienced a decline in its market standing. This shift highlights the ongoing rivalry between the two beverage giants.
- Coca-Cola steals massive deal from Pepsi after 30 years as it replaces rival in 10,000 locations: 'Thank God'
Coca-Cola has secured a major deal by replacing Pepsi in 10,000 locations after 30 years. The deal marks a significant shift in market dominance between the two beverage giants.