Coca-Cola Stock News

New Coca-Cola Sign Name Debuts with Reimagined Iconic 1971 "Hilltop" Ad, This Time in American Sign Language and Featuring Gallaudet Students Filmed on Campus WASHINGTON , May 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Gallaudet University, the leading institution in the world for deaf and hard of hearing students, announced today that a group of university students has created and presented The Coca-Cola Company...

Coca-Cola's stock has recovered from tariff impacts due to its domestic syrup production and flexible franchise model, making it a better buy. PepsiCo faces higher tariff exposure and operational complexity due to its reliance on imported concentrate and broader product mix, including snacks. Both companies are innovating with health-oriented products and smaller packaging to address shifting c...

US stocks remain undecided on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged, citing increased uncertainty surrounding the world's largest economy in 2025. Amidst a difficult macro environment, Jefferies analysts believe that dividend stocks will emerge as winners in the back half of this year, as they historically do during challenging times.

Increased market volatility due to tariffs and potential stagflation creates opportunities for long-term wealth through quality dividend stocks with economic moats. Tyson Foods and Coca-Cola are highlighted as resilient dividend stocks that can perform well during economic downturns and continue rewarding shareholders. Tyson Foods has shown strong cash flow and improved performance, making its ...

The May collection of Dividend Kings grew to 55, with Automatic Data Processing and RLI Corporation joining, despite two companies dropping off for not increasing dividends. Six top-yield Dividend Kings, including Altria and Canadian Utilities, are now fairly priced, with annual dividends from $1K investments exceeding their single-share prices. Analysts predict net gains of 14.7% to 56.86% for...

Coca-Cola, Constellation Brands and Colgate-Palmolive reported that Hispanic consumers are spending less, which weighed on their North American sales. Some executives have pointed to the White House's hard-line immigration stance and broader economic concerns as reasons for the slowdown.

With volatility taking center stage since the beginning of the year, investing in the stock market isn't as easy as it was.

Economic signals flashing caution, headlined by a contraction in recent GDP figures and corporate warnings over tariff impacts, appear to be prompting a tactical shift among investors. As market uncertainty rises, the historically defensive consumer staples sector is drawing renewed attention, potentially signaling a broader move towards recession-resistant portfolio strategies.