The sector has not seen a rise in container handling fees in 15 years, leading many redemption centers to close. A bill now seeks to double the payment in a bid to halt further job losses and help prevent litter
Tassos Stassopoulos travels the world photographing refrigerators in an attempt to understand what differentiates the rich from the poor and how consumer habits are changing in the much-examined emerging markets
After breaking the agreement on the sale of Nestea, Coca-Cola wants to promote its own brand, Fuze Tea, in a move that could trigger a mini trade war
From New York to Jakarta, thousands of young people are expressing their solidarity with pro-Palestinian movements by boycotting companies with alleged ties to Israel
Coke’s revenue got a 10% boost from higher prices in 2023, but the company said that was partly due to hyperinflationary conditions in a handful of markets like Argentina
Enshrined in the Constitution by the 13th Amendment, slavery and involuntary servitude are banned – except as punishment for a crime
The deal includes the Paris Olympics, the 2026 Winter Games in northern Italy, and — the likely prize asset — the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028
A nonprofit that advocates for sustainability said an analysis of 72 companies found that few are close to reaching targets the nonprofit set for 2030 in several areas
An investigation published in ‘Science’ estimates the cartels contain around 175,000 people and recruit some 350 new members every week to cover losses from violence and imprisonment
A number of companies had pulled back on ad spending over concerns that Musk’s thinning of content restrictions was enabling hateful and toxic speech to flourish
From flours and teas to distillates, beers and wines, the projects involving this ingredient keep growing in Latin America
When the urban footwear trailblazer released Nike sneakers in 2005, the lines to buy them at his New York store ended in riots
A New York coffee shop chain has opened its first establishment with robot baristas, following in the footsteps of similar ones in Russia, Dubai and Tokyo
Coke said its revenue rose 5% to $11 billion for the January-March period
The beverage, which started as an idea one night over frozen pizza 20 years ago, has become a brand that employs 300 people and is distributed throughout almost all of Europe
Critics of stock buybacks are “either an economic illiterate or a silver-tongued demagogue” or both, he said
Several factors likely helped propel last month’s spending
Pricing and the mix of beverages contributed 12% to revenue growth, while concentrate sales rose 2%, the company said
Retail giants are swamped with inventory due to sinking sales
