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Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey told CNBC on Monday that the company will raise prices on its drinks to combat the impact of higher commodity costs.

Coca-Cola said quarterly demand was unchanged from a year earlier as North America and Western Europe take longer to recover.

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Next week marks the beginning of the real earnings season, “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer said.

Amazon plans to open a grocery store in the Logan Circle neighborhood of Washington, D.C., as well as in Franconia, Virginia, near its second headquarters.

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A group of eight Republican state legislators sent a letter to the president of the Georgia Beverage Association over the weekend asking to have Coca-Cola products removed from their offices after the company’s CEO criticized the state’s controversial new voting law, NBC News reports.

U.S. corporations are facing pressure to oppose Republican election laws in Georgia and Texas that critics say disproportionately harm voters of color.

Several major corporations in Georgia have criticized the state’s controversial new voting restrictions, signed into law last week by GOP Gov. Brian Kemp. 

Another contentious law proposed in Georgia is throwing Hollywood into turmoil as it mulls over how to respond.

Kemp signed a sweeping GOP-backed election bill into law last week that civil rights advocates say disproportionately hurts voters of color in Georgia.

“Corporations have to stand up. There is no middle ground,” former American Express CEO Ken Chenault told CNBC.

Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey said that the company has always opposed legislation in Georgia that restricts voter access.

Anheuser-Busch’s CEO told CNBC that the Travis Scott-backed Cacti Agave Spiked Seltzer sold out after it debuted this week.

PepsiCo’s new Mtn Dew Rise Energy line is meant to compete in the energy drink category and draw in consumers who usually stick to coffee or juice.

They’re urging major Georgia-based corporations to speak out publicly against the proposed voting restrictions and to stop donating money to the Republican legislators sponsoring the bills.

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The Dallas Mavericks star forward will take an executive role with the sports nutrition company, joining NFL star Patrick Mahomes on BioSteel’s athlete roster.

Gatorade is getting into the wearable fitness craze. The drink maker is launching the Sweat Patch to help athletes measure their fitness and hydration.