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KO Stock Set for Q4 Showdown as Coca-Cola Names New CEO and Signals Dividend Thrust
market-news18 days ago

KO Stock Set for Q4 Showdown as Coca-Cola Names New CEO and Signals Dividend Thrust

Coca‑Cola is set to report its Q4 2025 results before the market opens, with expected EPS of $0.57 and revenue around $12.05 billion. KO has climbed over 10% in the past month and hit a 52‑week high on steady demand and pricing power. The company will name Henrique Braun as CEO on March 31, 2026, succeeding James Quincey, and is exiting North America’s frozen products category to focus on juice. Investors eye a potential dividend hike; analysts maintain a bullish stance with a Strong Buy consensus and price targets near $80–$88, while options imply about a 3% post‑earnings move. Risks include a strong dollar, pressure on low‑income consumers, shifting beverage preferences, and Pepsi’s ongoing competition.

Fiziev vows comeback after UFC 325 knockout as rival honors late brother
sports26 days ago

Fiziev vows comeback after UFC 325 knockout as rival honors late brother

Rafael Fiziev spoke candidly after UFC 325, admitting his brutal two-round knockout defeat to Mauricio Ruffy left him battered and marking his first KO loss since 2019. The setback extends Fiziev’s two-fight skid, but he pledged to return, push forward, and continue improving. Ruffy celebrated the win with an emotional post-fight speech, dedicating the KO to his late brother who died by suicide and urging others to seek faith. The event aired on Paramount Plus.

Coca-Cola: A Classic Dividend King for a $1,000 Starter Investment
investing28 days ago

Coca-Cola: A Classic Dividend King for a $1,000 Starter Investment

Coca-Cola (KO) stands as a long-running Dividend King with more than six decades of annual dividend increases, offering a 2.8% yield and what the article calls a fair price despite consumer-staples headwinds; the company's still-growing organic revenue (+6% in Q3 2025, volume +1%) shows resilience as it adapts to healthier-eating trends, suggesting a solid long-term dividend growth opportunity for a $1,000 starter investment—roughly 13 shares at current prices.