Robert "Bob" Cooper of the L.A. firm Gibson Dunn defended some of the country’s largest and most recognizable companies from ...

1. Coca-Cola is a well-run business Coca-Cola is a consumer staples maker since it, technically, produces food. The many beverages it produces are effectively a luxury version of a basic necessity.

Coca-Cola's P/E ratio is around 28.5x versus a five-year average of 26.5x and the consumer staples average of a little over 23x. The S&P 500 index's (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) P/E ratio is only around 22x.

Coca-Cola's P/E ratio is around 28.5x versus a five-year average of 26.5x and the consumer staples average of a little over 23x. The S&P 500 index's (^GSPC 0.83%) P/E ratio is only around 22x.

The Coca-Cola 600 will be held on Sunday, May 25th at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Learn more about the NASCAR Cup Series race.

How Coca-Cola began The black sticky liquid that most people know as Coke today began life in the late 1800s when John Stith Pemberton, a local pharmacist in Atlanta, Georgia, produced the syrup ...

The Coca-Cola 600 is one of the four crown jewel events on the NASCAR schedule. Here's why it is and what the event means beyond the race.

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Key Points 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%.

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 ...