Soda
What Will Coca-Cola Look Like in the Year 3000? Soda Giant Enlists AI to Conjure Up a 'Coke From the Future'
The new beverage is a part of Coca-Cola's Creations program, which releases limited-edition mystery flavors.
How Does Keurig Dr Pepper Compare To Larger Rivals Coke & Pepsi?
With the market continuing to hit the skids, despite Wednesday's bounce higher, dividend-paying stocks like Keurig Dr Pepper may look more and more attractive.
The Coca-Cola Company: Resilient In The Face Of Inflation
The Coca-Cola Company (NYSE: KO) has been an attractive investment over the past few years because of its resilience in the face of tough times. The company has been able...
Chef's Tips On Healthy Eating to Avoid Corporate-life Stress
Meals away from home, make it harder to control ingredients, calories and portions
Crystal Pepsi: The 'Clear' 90s Hit Makes a Return
Crystal Pepsi will be sold in 20-ounce bottles starting July 11 in Canada and Aug. 8 in the United States.
Yum? Kellogg Will Soon Release Soda-Flavored Pop-Tarts.
In a time when food companies are going natural, the cereal company seems to be betting on decadence.
We Gave a Drink Designed to Help You Relax to Our Stressed-Out Staff. Here's What We Thought.
Just Chill is a sparking beverage that has the same active ingredient as one found in green tea.
Despite Changes to Federal Dietary Guidelines, the Rules of Healthy Eating Have Never Changed
Vilifying a nutrient -- from fat, cholesterol to sugar -- doesn't necessarily lead to a more balanced, healthful diet. Instead, it often has the opposite effect, experts say.
Hate Drinking Water? These Scented Cups Could Do the Trick.
The fruity invention enlists your nose to fool your tongue, and its makers say it's totally safe.
Americans Are Drinking Less Coffee Than Ever. Here's Why.
Hint: Why make a whole pot when you can brew a single cup?
How This Natural, Sugar-Free Soda Is Making Major Inroads With Consumers
Coke and Pepsi, look out. Zevia has its eye on you.
Israeli Startup SodaStream Looks to Flavored Waters as Consumers Shun Sugary Drinks
'U.S. consumers don't want better Coke, they want more interesting water.'
Coca-Cola Just Got Rid of Voicemail
Please don't leave a message after the beep. No one's listening.
Blast From the Past: Nostalgia Becomes a Marketing Strategy
'90s flashbacks target an influential buying group.
This Clever Marketing Campaign Reversed Coke's 11-Year Decline in Soda Sales
'Share a Coke,' in which bottles were personalized with popular names as well as terms of endearment, is credited with increasing Coca-Cola sales for the first time in over a decade.