Business
Coca-Cola Co. on Thursday formally ended its advertising relationship with Creative Artists Agency, forming a new ad company with Walt Disney Co. and three former CAA executives as minority partners.
Nov. 10, 1995
Coca-Cola Co., the world’s largest soft-drink maker, announced Monday that it plans to sell 51% of its newly established bottling company in a huge public stock offering that analysts say could raise nearly $2 billion.
Sept. 9, 1986
Coca-Cola’s newly formed bottling company successfully completed a near-record initial public offering of stock on Friday, but the sale’s proceeds were considerably less than the company had sought.
Nov. 22, 1986
World & Nation
Consumers: Health concerns spread to Africa as company calls quality of products ‘irreproachable.’
June 22, 1999
Coca-Cola: the soft drink, is about to become Coca-Cola: the retail store.
Nov. 12, 1991
PepsiCo Inc. is considering separating its soft drink bottling operations into a publicly owned company in a move that could generate a huge amount of cash and free it to focus on its marketing battles with industry leader Coca-Cola Co.
July 24, 1998
Analysts said Coca-Cola Enterprises lowered the price range to $18 to $21 a share from $21 to $24 to satisfy large institutional investors, who had felt the original price was unjustifiably high.
Nov. 19, 1986
In one corner, with 36.4% of the soda market in 1984 and companywide revenue of $7.4 billion, is Coca-Cola Co., maker of Coca-Cola and 16 other brands.
April 14, 1985
Food
Jack in the Box Restaurants Switch to Coca-Cola An estimated 300 Jack in the Box franchise restaurants are switching ranks when it comes to soft drinks.
Feb. 12, 1998
Ronald Reagan is called the Teflon President because of his ability to skirt political misfortune; in the business world, though, the title could go to Roger A.
Nov. 21, 1985