Coca-Cola (KO)

Formed in 1886, Coca-Cola (KO -1.09%) has become a household name by marketing and selling its large portfolio of beverages (including its namesake soft drink) around the world.

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With a yield of 4.3%, PepsiCo is a familiar name with a strong, dependable yield.

KO ramps up digital-first, localized marketing with campaigns like "Share a Coke" to boost global brand power and market share.

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Coca-Cola (KO 0.24%) is an iconic business and even some of the most notable investors happily own the shares. That list famously includes Warren Buffett, the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway.

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Coca-Cola remains resilient amid GLP-1 health trends and geopolitical risks, with proactive innovation and a diversified beverage portfolio mitigating long-term threats. Q1 2025 results showed 6% orga...