Shares of Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO) lost 5.10% over the past month after gaining 1.09% the month prior. That puts the legacy soft drink maker's year-to-date (YTD) gain at 5.87%. But since it's YTD high on April 22. Since then, KO is down 11.41%. The Dividend King is still having a strong year, and globally, Coca-Cola continues to expand its footprint. Last spring, the company announced it will be investing more than $1.4 billion in Argentina to boost production, improve logistics
Pepsi, on Monday, announced the launch of Pepsi Prebiotic Cola, a new product it says has the taste of a traditional Pepsi plus three grams of prebiotic fiber, which can improve digestion and aid gut health.
Coca-Cola's campaign highlights Gen Z's shift from traditional pet names to personalized nicknames, reflecting their preference for unique expressions of affection that resonate with their identity.
Coca-Cola has emerged as a resilient choice for investors, maintaining a strong market position despite economic challenges, boasting continuous dividend increases for 63 years.