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By Samuel J. Abrams for RealClearPolicy Deeply illiberal mobs of so-called “progressive, anti-racists” have escaped our nation’s college and university campuses and threaten many other institutions, including museums, sports and entertainment, corporations like Coca-Cola, and even our elementary, middle, and high schools. The various dictates of critical race theory — which promotes a logic of harm and victimization […]
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CANTON, Mass., March 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Through a collaboration with The Coca-Cola Company, Dunkin’ is launching ready-to-drink bottled Iced Coffee in Girl Scout Cookie inspired flavors, keeping fans refreshed and running with their favorite cookie flavors. This is the first time…
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It’s one of the more surreal images in Scottish football; the sight of Aberdeen star Stephen Glass standing next to a mountain bike, decked out in Coca-Cola colours, as his man of the match prize at Hampden Park in 1995.
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MUMBAI, March 22 — Inside supermarkets of Reliance Retail, run by India’s richest man, Mukesh Ambani, little-known food and home cleaning brands take pride of place on shelves alongside global labels owned by giants Nestle, Unilever and Coca-Cola. Products like Snac tac noodles and Yeah! colas…
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Summary List Placement Matt McLean was living a food brand founder’s dream in 2019. Two years earlier, he had sold his Florida-based fruit juice company, Uncle Matt’s Organic, to milk producer Dean Foods. For Dean, Uncle Matt’s diversified its portfolio beyond the troubled milk industry, and McLean agreed to stay on until mid-2020 to help run the company. Then, Dean’s CEO asked McLean a question he never expected: Would consider taking Uncle Matt’s independent again as Dean changed strategy? “Up until that point, I had not ever thought about buying the company back,” he said. “You sell to an $8 billion publicly-traded company, you think ‘It’s done, we’ve moved on.'” Over the last year, though, McLean has reprised many of his pre-acquisition duties at Uncle Matt’s. While few founders plan to buy the companies they found back from buyers, McLean isn’t alone, even in the beverage industry: Mark Rampolla, the founder of Zico, agreed to buy the coconut water brand back from Coca Cola in January, roughly seven years after selling it to the beverage giant.
Source: South China Morning Post
Amid changing sentiment in China, the likes of Nike, McDonald’s and Coca-Cola have been forced to change their approach, while domestic films have taken over from Avatar, Transformers: Dark of the Moon and Titanic.
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Mumbai, March 19 Veteran star Dharmendra on Friday tweeted to remind people to wear masks and maintain social distancing, after Maharashtra registered a new high in Covid-19 cases the day before. The 85-year-old actor took to Twitter to share a throwback black-and-white photograph, where he can be seen sitting with sliced watermelons and a knife. “Mask laga kar baith….. tere tarboz koi nahin kharede ga…….lock down ko lock karna hai ….. to do gaz ki doori aur mask zarori, (wear a mask and sit, nobody is going to buy your watermelons, we have to lock the lockdown, maintain social distance and wear a mask),” Dharmendra captioned his photo. Mask laga kar baith….. tere tarboz koi nahin kharede ga…….lock down ko lock karna hai ….. to do gaz ki doori aur mask zarori 🙏 pic.twitter.com/UlDcOyEuyc — Dharmendra Deol (@aapkadharam) March 19, 2021 The actor’s tweet comes a day after Maharashtra registered 25,833 new Covid cases on Thursday, a new high in the state surpassing the previous single-day peak of 24,886 cases registered on September 11 last year.
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Along with its devastating human and economic costs, the COVID-19 pandemic has put renewed focus on sustainability. The experience of mass human vulnerability to the accidents of nature has reminded us of the need to live in harmony with the natural environment if we are to survive as a species. As James Quincey, Coca-Cola CEO […]
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Coca-Cola HBC AG 18 March 2021 Coca-Cola HBC AG Publishes 2020 integrated annual report ‘Adapt to Win’ Zug, Switzerland – 18…
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‘The hypocrisy is astounding’: the Georgia company says it’s determined to combat racism – so why isn’t it speaking out? Happy Thursday, Continue reading…
