The reaction to the new flavor was overwhelmingly negative, and Coca-Cola went back to the original recipe in just 79 days ... only as a fountain drink until 1899 when Candler sold the U.S ...

Photo credit: Jon Silla North Carolinians speak of this place in hushed, reverent tones usually reserved for championship basketball teams and secret barbecue recipes ... icons being worshipped are ...

This Coca-Cola Brine Recipe is one of my favorites to use when I am grilling or smoking meat! I always get the oddest lo ...

Coca-Cola's share price has remained resilient amid stock market turbulence in 2025. The beverage giant finished 2024 with an excellent performance as fourth quarter sales rose 6%. Coca-Cola ...

Coca-Cola never explicitly put pure cocaine into their drinks, but they did use significant amounts of coca leaf. The recipe called for five ounces of coca leaf per gallon of syrup. Each glass of ...

Coca-Cola has raised dividends annually for more than six decades. Its payout ratio indicates it can afford the payments. Part of the company's history includes raising dividends. It's done that ...

It’s been 40 years since Atlanta-based Coca-Cola launched a new formula for its famed namesake cola, called it New Coke and prompted a national outcry — forcing the company to walk back the ...

The entryway to "Coca-Cola Stories," a new exhibit opening at World of Coca-Cola on April 11. The tech-savvy exhibit incorporates items from the brand's archives to depict Coca-Cola's place in ...

With a yield of 2.83%, Coca-Cola’s dividend is still safe.For one, the company has a stable 63-year history of dividend payments. It just paid out a 51-cent dividend ($2.04 annualized) on April 1.

Coca-Cola Co. bought the 350,000-square-foot operation in 2002. The world's largest beverage marker, Coca-Cola Company, plans to shutter a longtime Bay Area production plant and warehouse in Napa ...

Besides being one of the most iconic brands in the world, Coca-Cola (KO) stock has boasted consistent returns for many decades. The company went public in 1919 for $40 a share. Suffice it to say ...