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After Tim Cook's exit, CEO turnover surges: 209 January exits signal AI-driven shake-up across Apple, Disney, Walmart, and moreCEO changes are rising fast in 2026 as many big companies replace their leaders. Firms are bringing new CEOs to deal with AI, business pres...- Coca-Cola names insider Henrique Braun as CEO, replacing James QuinceyCoca-Cola has appointed Henrique Braun as its new Chief Executive Officer. He takes over from James Quincey, who will become executive chai...
- Coca-Cola reports underperformance in India due to rains but sees growth potentialCoca-Cola's India sales saw a dip in volume during the July-September quarter. Heavy monsoon rains impacted summer-focused product demand. ...
- Geopolitical conflict, early monsoon impacted Q2 volumes in India: Coca-Cola global chief QuinceyCoca-Cola experienced a decline in unit case volume growth in India during the April-June quarter due to early monsoons and geopolitical co...
- Coca-Cola's Global Chief James Quincey in India to take stock of 'resilient' marketAn email sent to Coca-Cola seeking details and comments about Quincey's visit remained unanswered till press time on Wednesday. "India is a...
- India had strongest year ever: Coca-Cola Global ChiefCalling out the India team for a “stellar 2022”, Murphy added: “Early on in the year, our team was able to double down on both a couple of ...
- India is a market set to take off: Coca-Cola chairman James QuinceyThe maker of Coca-Cola, Thums Up and Sprite fizzy drinks said its developing and emerging markets declined low single digits for the quarte...
- Intense India lockdown significantly hurt global sales: Coca-Cola CEO James QuinceyThe lockdown in India started on March 25, impacting trade channels, manufacturing and last-mile deliveries and shutting malls, restaurants...
- Lockdown in India hit Coca-Cola’s global volumes: CEO James Quincey“In some markets like India, the severity of social distancing measures has negatively impacted consumption simply due to the significant r...
- Slowdown hasn’t affected sales growth: James Quincey, Coca-Cola ChairmanThe 128-year-old company has been trying to speed up the development of healthier alternatives as consumers shift from fizzy drinks to low-...
- Stronger dollar affecting us as 75% of our business is outside US: Coca-Cola CEOCompany to keep investing in the country whatever the outcome of upcoming elections, says Coca-Cola Global CEO James Quincey.
- Coke creates global ventures to handle acquisitionsCoca-Cola and consumer goods giants Nestle and Unilever are in the due diligence stage for acquiring GSK Consumer’s nutrition business.
- India has shown ‘improvement’: Coke global CEO James QuinceyIn India too, Coca-Cola has been hedging risks by broadbasing its portfolio to include low-sugar or healthier drinks including juices, juic...
- Coca-Cola Company to work with Maharashtra government on food processing: CM Devendra Fadnavis"Coca-Cola agreed to work closely with GoM on food processing, recycling of plastic and waste management," the chief minister tweeted.
- Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey meets PM Narendra Modi, Mukesh Ambani, discusses sourcing, retail plansAt the meeting with the PM, Quincey pledged to step up its agri-business from India, currently the company’s sixth-largest market.
- New tax policies in India resulted in uncertainty: Coca-Cola"We think GST is good for the country, but it did obviously make some impact in the second quarter," Coca-Cola’s chief executive James Quin...
- Coke CEO-designate James Quincey may take up sugar tax with PM Narendra ModiThe proposed meeting, which is not yet confirmed, takes place just before the British-born executive assumes leadership of the world’s larg...
- Coca-Cola’s biggest challenge under next CEO: Cutting caloriesConsumers in the U.S. and other developed markets are eschewing sugar and artificial ingredients, forcing Coca-Cola to diversify its produc...
- India sells the cheapest, most accessible Coke: President and COO of Coca Cola James QuinceyMaking a specific reference to affordability in the Indian context, Quincey said that India now sells the “cheapest, most accessible Coke."
- Coca-Cola's expected CEO James Quincey to visit India next weekJames Quincey will fly down to India next week in one of his first international market visits after being named the beverage giant’s CEO i...
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