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Coca-Cola Company

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Companies and Brands

Is All the Bad News Priced Into Coca-Cola Stock?

courtesy of The Coca-Cola CompanyThe Coca-Cola Company (NYSE: KO) has not really enjoyed itself in the raging bull market of 2013. Its stock has managed gains of almost 11% so far this year,…

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Jon C. Ogg
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Investing

The 5 Stocks That Moved the Market on Thursday

thinkstockDecember 12, 2013: Markets opened mixed on Thursday morning with the Nasdaq showing some early spunk. The DJIA remained in negative territory all day, as did the S&P 500. By the closing…

Paul Ausick
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Services

Pepsi Kicks Coke Out at Buffalo Wild Wings

Wikimedia Commons, Public DomainPepsico Inc. (NYSE: PEP) has scored a win over chief rival The Coca-Cola Co. (NYSE: KO), taking the soft drink business at the more than 975 U.S. locations of…

Paul Ausick
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Investing

The 4 Stocks That Moved the Market on Tuesday

thinkstockDecember 10, 2013: Markets opened lower on Tuesday morning on another day of relatively light trading and likely some more profit-taking. The DJIA closed down 0.33%, the S&P 500 closed down 0.32%,…

Paul Ausick
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Commodities & Metals

Alcoa Turnaround Only Seems Ambitious

ThinkstockAt its annual investor day event Thursday, Alcoa Inc. (NYSE: AA) announced a new three-year plan to drive its revenues higher and cut its costs. The company noted that in the period…

Paul Ausick
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Special Report

The Five Worst Performing Stocks on the Dow

courtesy of McDonald'sThe Dow Jones Industrial Average is up more than 19% so far this on the year. The DJIA, an index of 30 stocks from some of the country’s largest companies,…

Jon C. Ogg
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Investing

The Five Worst Performing DJIA Stocks of 2013

Frank Golhen, via Wikimedia CommonsNow that Congress and the White House have managed to cobble together a compromise on the government shutdown and the debt ceiling, investors can get back to planning…

Jon C. Ogg