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...these domestic ills are not enough, Texaco also maintains operations in Burma, whose repressive military government has come under heavy fire in recent years. In fact, last year when former Director of Dining Services Michael P. Berry decided to remain with Coca-Cola instead of switching to Pepsi, part of his rationale was Pepsico's involvement in Burma. (And the loss of this $1,000,000 contract became part of Pepsico's subsequent decision to partially divest from the Asian country...
...average blew past the 6300 marker last week, more than double its level less than five years ago. America is on a roll, and with Wall Street euphoric over the election results, it seems nothing can go wrong. U.S.A. all the way! Besides, giant U.S. companies such as Coca-Cola, Gillette and Philip Morris are doing more business in foreign countries every year, giving shareholders of those domestic blue chips all the foreign exposure they may want. Foreign stocks--who needs...
...always said milk was good for you. But Mom hasn't been heeding her own advice. For decades, milk consumption has trickled downward while that of cola has nearly tripled. Among beverages, milk ranks fourth in popularity after soft drinks, coffee and beer...
...provide the nutritional component of milk, take out the fat, rev up the flavor and give it a catchy name? That's the thinking behind a host of new low-fat milk products aimed at those most in need of calcium--and those most likely to bolt for a cola instead...
...first dance, entitled "Company B," is basically a lighthearted demonstration of fun 1940's-style dances, against the darker overtones of the tragedies of World War II. Some dancers, particularly Pollyana Ribeiro in "Rum and Coca-Cola" and Paul Thrussell in "Oh Johnny," win lauds for balancing spirited charm with grace and elegance. Unfortunately, many of the other performers do not seem to know now to have fun. In the supposedly-lively "Pennsylvania Polka," dancers Jennifer Gelfand and Carlos Ivan Santos look uncomfortable and embarrassed to be doing the polka between melodramatic air-kisses on-stage...