US stocks close at new highs after Fed decision
Wall Street shares started strongly on Wednesday after closing higher yesterday
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The Coca-Cola Company is a beverage company. The company's segments include Europe, Middle East and Africa; Latin America; North America; Asia Pacific; Global Ventures and Bottling Investments. It owns or licenses and markets various beverage brands, which are grouped into categories, such as Coca-Cola; sparkling flavors; water, sports, coffee and tea; juice, dairy and plant-based beverages; and emerging beverages.
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Wall Street shares started strongly on Wednesday after closing higher yesterday
Coca-Cola's efforts to cut the sugar content from its beverages are paying off as more consumers look for healthier options
Coca-Cola shares were down 33 cents, 0.76%, in pre-market deals changing hands at US$42.95 each.
Warren Buffett’s conglomerate now holds around 133mln Apple shares, worth a cool US$17bn
The European Coke bottler saw its 2016 like-for-like earnings per share rise by 12.5% to €0.97, though net revenues fell by 2% to €6.2bn.
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The US company said it expected its 2017 adjusted earnings to fall by 1%-4 %, down from the US$1.91 per share recorded in 2016.
US stocks closed solidly higher on Thursday, and close to fresh record highs negotiated intraday after President Donald Trump vowed “phenomenal” corporate tax cuts within weeks
US shares closed lower on Monday, dragged lower by sharply weaker oil prices, but the Nasdaq made good on forecasts of yet another record high
US stocks ended lower on Wednesday as the Dow once more attempted and failed to break 20,000
Wall Street stocks finished the week with another round of record highs as the sharp rally triggered by Donald Trump’s surprise presidential victory showed no signs of easing
US stocks closed lower on Wednesday as earnings weighed, with the losses more pronounced in the smaller cap sectors
G8 Communications Ltd (ASX:G8C) has received a purchase order from U.S. based energy management company Economizer Pro worth US$250,000 plus recurring monthly fees.
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UBS is somewhat equivocal in its enthusiasm for Belgian beer conglomerate Anheuser-Busch Inbev.
US shares were dragged lower on Wednesday as expectations of a Fed rate hike this year grew
US stocks screamed red at midsession on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve cleared the path to a possible rate hike this year
Apple shares are racing up almost 7% in pre-market..
US weekly oil inventories came in below forecast and propped up oil prices
US energy stocks dominate the light gains on Wall Street after US weekly oil inventories came in below forecast and propped up oil prices
The strength of the greenback hit sales of the syrupy fizzy drink in Europe
The strength of the greenback hit sales of the syrupy fizzy drink in Europe
Markets are set to open little changed after yesterday's modest gains
Stocks enjoy relief rally as only two rate hikes seen this year versus Dec forecast of four. Oil buoys bourses
The Nasdaq lost ground by the Tuesday close, weighed down by big fallers such as media group Viacom, while the Dow and S&P were barely changed on the day after a late rally by sectors including healthcare countered another drop in oil price
Shares of multinational soft drinks group Coca-Cola Co enjoyed some fizz on Tuesday as Q4 earnings landed better than expected and helped the stock buck the trend of declining Wall Street tickers
Viacom, Sears and Wendy’s were among the fallers as earnings reports disappointed.
Estee Lauder's numbers were strong, Jefferies said. Also covered: Coca-Cola, healthcare companies.
An investor group led by Germany's JAB Holding will purchase the manufacturer of coffee-makers and instant flavor pods.
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Wall Street retreated as the technology sector fell on disappointing results from giants including Apple, but major indexes were off earlier lows. The S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.INX) skidded 0.4 percent to 2,110.16 at 3:44 p.m. in Toronto. The 3
U.S. stock-index futures pointed to a lower open as disappointing results from Apple, Microsoft Yahoo! rippled through technology stocks. S&P 500 futures were last down 0.4 percent to 2,105.75, while those for the Dow Jones Industrial A