Coca Cola China

Anytime a company lays someone off, there's a possibility the person will take something with them. Coke, holder of the world's most famous trade secret, was particularly attuned to that risk.

Case volumes in China rose 12 per cent in the first quarter of the year, boosted by marketing campaigns around the key Chinese New Year holiday shopping period, helping drive a global two percent rise in volumes.

US President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden on Tuesday went full blast against Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, accusing him of outsourcing American jobs to countries like India and China. "There was an article the other day in The Washington Post about how Romney's former firm -- you know, -- was a pioneer in offshoring job...

A Chinese unit of Coca Cola apologised for the way it dealt with a 'scandal' that arose after some of its drinks were alleged to be contaminated with chlorine. David G Brooks, president of the US beverage giant's China and South Korea branches said the company's apology was necessary because it had not responded quickly enough to the scandal and ha...

Anytime a company lays someone off, there's a possibility the person will take something with them. Coke, holder of the world's most famous trade secret, was particularly attuned to that risk.

Case volumes in China rose 12 per cent in the first quarter of the year, boosted by marketing campaigns around the key Chinese New Year holiday shopping period, helping drive a global two percent rise in volumes.

US President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden on Tuesday went full blast against Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, accusing him of outsourcing American jobs to countries like India and China. "There was an article the other day in The Washington Post about how Romney's former firm -- you know, -- was a pioneer in offshoring job...

A Chinese unit of Coca Cola apologised for the way it dealt with a 'scandal' that arose after some of its drinks were alleged to be contaminated with chlorine. David G Brooks, president of the US beverage giant's China and South Korea branches said the company's apology was necessary because it had not responded quickly enough to the scandal and ha...