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Busy office hubs fall silent as coronavirus outbreak noise gets louder

An on-the-ground report shows how bustling complexes have emptied out

Protests, riots hit businesses in varying degrees, says Coca-Cola CEO

A recent report pegged the economic losses due to the New Delhi riots alone at Rs 25,000 crore.

Coca Cola to woo affluent and aspiring consumers with slew of new launches

Company feels new products across consumer price points will help the company reach its goal of making India its third largest market globally

Coke wants to make India third-biggest market, says CEO James Quincey

In 2012,the firm announced $5-bn investment in India by 2020. They 'are on track', it said on Monday

Pay more for the fizz: Cola majors set to hike prices after 6-year gap

Coca-Cola and PepsiCo are likely to raise prices by 6-14 per cent ahead of the summer season

Pay more for the fizz: Cola majors set to hike prices after 6-year gap

Coca-Cola and PepsiCo are likely to raise prices by 6-14 per cent ahead of the summer season

Sale of three bottling plants in India fetches Coca-Cola Rs 500 crore

As a part of the transition, Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages divested three of its existing plants in the region - one each in Ghaziabad, Varanasi, and Jammu

How inflation may make your fav snack a little more expensive

However, your soft drinks and juices will remain immune to the hike, despite the recent surge in sugar prices. Thanks to Coca-Cola and PepsiCo.

Coca-Cola moves out of bottling ops in North India, to divest three plants

While the bottling company currently has 18 plants, after the transfer it will be left with 15 plants in the southern, western, and eastern parts of the country

Battle of cola giants: In profit, Coke has the fizz over PepsiCo

Over the years, PepsiCo's operating revenue has come down significantly, as it kept divesting bottling plants to its franchise partners

Coca-Cola to transfer in-house bottling arm in north India to franchisees

As part of the realignment, HCCB is transferring operations in four territories in north India to existing bottling partners of the company, Coca-Cola said in a statement

Why MNCs are changing their India tune

The reasons are myriad - maturing of markets, change in business strategy -but there is a clear indication that global firms are not willing to tolerate any more slack in India

Coke goes 'hyperlocal', plans to launch bottled water in regional markets

The move comes as India emerges the fourth-largest market for Coke's premium water brand 'smartwater', launched in 2018

India, China drive volume growth of Coca-Cola in Asia-Pacific region

In a regulatory filing, the company said better growth in its packaged water business in India

India, China drive volume growth of Coca-Cola in Asia-Pacific region

In a regulatory filing, the company said better growth in its packaged water business in India

From Coca-Cola to Spencer, brands hunt for the diaspora in festive pitch

Brands such as Future Group, Spencer's Retail and several others, are banking on discounts and offers.

Taking a step back helped beat competition: Fund Manager Shreyash Devalkar

Shreyash Devalkar of Axis Mutual Fund was able to deliver enviable returns by moving away from the herd even as mid- and small-caps struggled

Coca-Cola India rejigs top deck, appoints Sarvita Sethi as V-P M&A

Sethi, now in her mid-forties and a chartered accountant with more than 15 years of experience in corporate finance, had worked for Sainsbury's and Viacom in London before joining Coca-Cola in 2008

Cola wars are back: Pepsi cranks up World Cup ad game with 87-yr-old fan

Experts say the Pepsi campaign reflects a new reality for cola brands where the product, increasingly seen as an unhealthy beverage, does not feature prominently in the narrative

Coca-Cola in talks to pick stake in Cafe Coffee Day after pocketing Costa

Coca-Cola Atlanta office is leading the talks to acquire a substantial stake in the coffee chain