juice

    By Eamon Murphy

    | 5:45PM 11/12/2011
    Starbucks has long been a master at getting people to overpay for something they could consume much more cheaply at home. Now the company hopes to pull off that neat profitable trick once more, this time with juice.

    By Trefis

    | 8:00AM 7/29/2011
    Coca-Cola reported strong second quarter results, with growth coming from emerging markets like China and Russia. Coke is the leader in the Chinese market, and with it projected to keep growing at a rapid rate, the nation is a key part of the company's plan to double its 2009 revenues by 2020.

    By Douglas McIntyre

    | 4:30AM 4/04/2011
    As food prices continue to rise, many food companies are shrinking packages instead of raising item prices. But don't be fooled: You're definitely paying more for less.

    By Danny King

    | 4:36PM 9/27/2010
    The Federal Trade Commission filed a complaint Monday against juice-maker POM Wonderful, alleging that the closely-held company engaged in false advertising related to the health benefits of its pomegranate juice.

    By Danny King

    | 9:00PM 9/01/2010
    In a move to gain a larger share of the beverage market outside of North America, Coca-Cola (KO) has bought Russian juice maker Nidan Juices, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday

    By Julie Tilsner

    | 1:20AM 10/27/2009
    Thirsty? Me too. But juice is expensive these days. But here's a Fantastic Freebie deal to slake your thirst: Answer this short online survey and get a coupon for one free 64-ounce-bottle of Old Orchard Healthy Balance fruit Juice. Healthy Balance is Old Orchard's line of low-sugar, low calorie...

    By Mitch Lipka

    | 2:00PM 3/12/2009
    If there's one thing that gets me juiced ( there's actually a lot of things that do) it's that it's really hard to get apple juice anymore that doesn't come from concentrate shipped from China. All the major brands and most store brands use Chinese concentrate to make what I think most people would...

    By Zac Bissonnette

    | 3:00AM 7/28/2008
    In a little over one year, shares of Jamba Inc. (NASDAQ: JBMA) have sunk from over $10 per share to the current price of $1.03, with same-store sales in free fall as the once-hot company finds itself unable to turn a profit.Happily, you can capitalize on the company's inability to get itself going...