Of these three consumer stocks, this longtime Warren Buffett favorite has the far more certain path to solid returns.

Both Uber and Coca-Cola are high-quality companies. But the one that investors decide to buy will depend on their preferences ...

KO slips below its 200-day SMA as volumes weaken, raising questions about momentum, valuation and near-term upside.

Coca-Cola looks like better value than PepsiCo: higher margins, dividend growth potential, and 9.2% upside to fair value.

Coca-Cola's most valuable asset is its brand name, which supports durable pricing power. The business is a Dividend King, having raised its payout for 63 straight years and counting. Investors can ...

CEO Warren Buffett recently handed his chief executive position over to Greg Abel. Nonetheless, Buffett’s stature as a ...

The stock's fall snapped a two-day winning streak.

Coca-Cola is ready to announce its fiscal fourth-quarter earnings soon, and analysts project a single-digit profit growth.

You're usually better served buying what you know you need, rather than buying what you think you want. However, most people don't (or shouldn't) invest for entertainment. The priority as an investor ...

Coca-Cola's industry-leading position allows it to generate robust profits that fund its dividend increases. Historically, the business has evolved by expanding its product portfolio. Investors should ...

Detailed price information for Coca-Cola Company (KO-N) from The Globe and Mail including charting and trades.