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Coca-Cola Co. will expand calorie labeling to the front of all packages and reiterated its pledge not to advertise to children under 12 anywhere as the world’s largest soft-drink maker fights criticism that it is contributing to obesity.
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For New York business travelers bound for Chicago, there’s a new shuttle in town.
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FBI officials quietly approached executives at Coca-Cola Co. on March 15, 2009, with some startling news.
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For years, fixing the software flaws that left Adobe Systems Inc.’s customers prey to hackers simply wasn’t a top company priority.
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Google Inc. won’t hold its invitation-only party this year at the World Economic Forum gathering in Davos, Switzerland, depriving attendees of a soiree famous for the celebrities and political luminaries it lures.
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Investors in three of the biggest Dow Jones Industrial Average stocks were whipsawed by price swings that repeated every hour yesterday, fueling speculation the moves were a consequence of computerized trading.
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After sitting on one of Mexico’s biggest war chests, Coca-Cola Femsa SAB needs acquisitions more than ever as its main rival’s profit increases twice as fast.
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Even after losing more than half its value, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. is still almost twice as expensive for potential acquirers as the median company in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index.
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Coca-Cola Co., the world’s largest soft-drinks maker, is exploring a bid for the beverage business of Singapore’s Fraser and Neave Ltd., according to several people with knowledge of the matter.
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Monster Beverage Corp.’s escalating profit from energy drinks pumped full of caffeine and nitrous oxide may tempt acquirers to chase what would be the most expensive takeover in the industry’s history.
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