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But mixed earnings from General Motors and Coca-Cola this morning shed light on the challenges corporate America is having, thanks to President Trump's trade war. Here is everythi

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Second-quarter earnings season remained top of mind Tuesday, with Coca-Cola and General Motors among those reporting.

The company's incredible success is highlighted by its status as a Dividend King. At this point, the dividend has been increased for an impressive 63 consecutive years. A company simply can't build a record like that by accident. It requires a strong business plan that gets executed well in both good times and bad.

Coca-Cola’s stock climbed toward a 2-year high Tuesday, after the beverage giant beat second-quarter earnings expectations and raised its full-year outlook, amid increases in prices and ...

The beverage maker reported mixed quarterly results, but nudged up its annual adjusted earnings outlook. The company said it will roll out a [cane-sugar Coke option](

The stock keeps trailing the market, but Coca-Cola's (KO 0.64%) business is just not slowing down. The beverage giant recently raised its 2023 outlook for the second consecutive quarter.