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Shares of Coca-Cola Consolidated dropped 16.6% despite a 16.9% sales jump, as rising aluminum costs and tariffs squeezed margins, dragging adjusted net income down 12.3%.

Celsius Holdings shares trade near a 52-week low before Q1 earnings, with investors focused on PepsiCo partnership execution and portfolio expansion results.

Coca-Cola reports Q1 earnings April 28, with a new World Cup campaign and strong Latin American bottler volumes offering hope for demand after years of price hikes.

Coca-Cola shares advanced 1.3% to $75.71 on Friday, outperforming a significant market decline. The move comes as the company prepares for a CEO transition and a dividend payment.

Coca-Cola shares advanced 1.37% to $75.71 on Friday, contrasting with a broad market sell-off that pushed the Dow Jones Industrial Average into correction territory. The beverage giant's stock acted as a defensive play amid rising oil prices and weakening consumer sentiment.

Coca-Cola shares declined alongside a broader market drop as oil prices jumped. Company insiders filed Form 4 disclosures revealing recent stock transactions.

Coca-Cola shares declined slightly on Friday, with markets closed Monday for Presidents Day. Investors are focused on the company's upcoming presentation at the Consumer Analyst Group of New York conference.

PepsiCo shares surged 10% this week, closing at $170.49, as investors rotated into defensive consumer staples. Key inflation data and the company's upcoming CAGNY presentation are in focus.

Coca-Cola shares closed at $79.03 ahead of Tuesday's earnings report, with options markets pricing a 3% potential move. Analysts expect quarterly revenue around $12 billion and adjusted EPS of $0.57.