Word: coca-cola
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...month of late nights, Saturdays and Sundays spent covering the Lebanon hostage crisis, members of TIME's Nation section figured they could finally relax last Friday afternoon and began looking forward to a summer weekend. The cover story planned for this issue had been scrapped in midweek when the Coca-Cola Co. announced the return of the old Coke, and the editors had ordered a crash cover on the business and social implications of the surprise move. This time, the Nation staffers thought, the crunch was on the Economy & Business section, which had mobilized quickly, worked round the clock...
...thousands of loyal Coca-Cola drinkers who are dismayed that Coke has tampered with its once unbeatable taste [ECONOMY & BUSINESS, June 24]. Nothing is sacred anymore. Anita Clarahan Chelsea, Mass...
...used to hate Coca-Cola. It was flat and tasted like syrup. I now will buy only new Coke. Virginia Myers Aston...
...Cuba-produced tipple that's been the fastest-growing brand in recent years for another French firm, Pernod Ricard. (That company also said last week that it was making a $10 billion pitch, along with Fortune Brands, for the England-based Allied Domecq.) The only loser might be Coca-Cola: If you spend that much on rum, do you really want to dilute it? - By Jim Ledbetter...
...Thirst To Acquire Coca-Cola and its Greek bottling unit bought Multon, the second-largest juice company in Russia. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but analysts valued the purchase at about $650 million...