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- 1Coca-Cola's Olympic partnership traced from 1928 to LA28▼From Amsterdam 1928 to LA28: Coca-Cola’s journey through Olympic history
Coca-Cola's relationship with the Olympic Games is being highlighted, from its first appearance at the Amsterdam 1928 Games to its continued involvement through the upcoming LA28 Olympics. The feature looks at nearly a century of sponsorship, marking the company as one of the longest-standing Olympic partners and charting how that presence has evolved across eras of the Games.
- 2MLB Playoff Free Food Deals Roll Out Nationwide●10/4/2026 # MLB Free Food Deals Nationwide 🥤 Free Mountain Dew Baja Blast Milwaukee Brewers 🍨 Free Custard from Culver’s
Baseball fans are trading lists of free food and drink promotions tied to MLB teams on October 4, 2026. Deals include free Mountain Dew Baja Blast for Milwaukee Brewers fans, free custard from Culver's for the LA Dodgers, a free Jumbo Jack from Jack in the Box, a $7 Panda Express plate, and a free Dodger Dog with a 16oz Coca-Cola from ampm.
- 3Coca-Cola Seen as Defensive Play When the S&P 500 Falls▼History Says Coca-Cola Stock Holds Up When the S&P 500 Falls
Commentary from The Motley Fool argues that Coca-Cola stock has historically held its value during periods when the S&P 500 declines, positioning the beverage giant as a defensive holding for turbulent markets. The claim is drawing attention among investors weighing safer options as broader equity markets wobble, with the company's steady dividends and consumer staples business cited as reasons for its resilience.
- 4Costa Coffee returns to profit thanks to iced drinks and matcha●Costa's coffee shops return to profit with iced drinks and matcha on the menu https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/
Costa Coffee's coffee shops have returned to profit, with the chain's recovery credited to a refreshed menu featuring iced drinks and matcha. The Guardian reports the business, owned by Coca-Cola, has turned its performance around after earlier struggles, drawing interest from business and retail observers watching how changing drink tastes are reshaping the high street coffee market.
- 5KOF reports stable revenue and resilient backlog despite weak housing market▼KOF: Stable revenue and margins, strong cash, and resilient backlog despite a weak housing market
Coca-Cola FEMSA, traded as KOF, is being highlighted for delivering stable revenue and margins, a strong cash position, and a resilient order backlog even as the housing market remains weak. Commentators point to the company's financial consistency as a standout in a difficult real estate environment, with the steady backlog seen as a sign of continued demand despite broader sector softness.
- 6David Raya claims fourth Save of the Month award▼David Raya wins his fourth Coca-Cola Save of the Month award
Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya has won the Premier League's Coca-Cola Save of the Month award for the fourth time. The Spaniard has established himself as one of the league's most consistent shot-stoppers, with the latest recognition underlining his role in Arsenal's defensive record. Fans and pundits have praised his form throughout the campaign.
- 7Bobbles & Lace boutique to open at Indianapolis Bottleworks●Bobbles & Lace fashion boutique to open at Bottleworks
Fashion boutique Bobbles & Lace will open a new location at Bottleworks in Indianapolis, according to the Indianapolis Business Journal. The locally known retailer is expanding into the popular Bottleworks district, adding to its growing lineup of shops and dining destinations in the city's historic former Coca-Cola bottling plant area.