Few companies achieve a half-century of consecutive dividend increases, but Coca-Cola, Federal Realty, and Nucor have done just that. In an era of market volatility, these three Dividend Kings stand out as stalwarts of stability and potential long-term growth.

Katamaran Capital LLP has reduced its position in The Coca-Cola Company by 11.2% during the second quarter. Although it sold 6,105 shares, the iconic beverage giant still represents approximately 3.2% of Katamaran’s portfolio.

Quent Capital LLC has signaled continued faith in The Coca-Cola Company by increasing its holdings by more than 10% in the second quarter. Recent 13F filings with the Securities & Exchange Commission reveal the firm now owns over 16,000 shares, valued at $1.17 million.

Coca-Cola is exploring a possible £2bn sale of Costa Coffee, Britain’s biggest coffee chain. With more than 2,000 outlets across the UK, Costa’s future remains in question as talks with potential buyers continue.

Coca-Cola has confirmed the return of its classic cola sweetened with cane sugar to the United States this fall. The announcement, teased by President Donald Trump last week, marks a significant shift after decades of using alternative sweeteners.

Coca-Cola is set to launch a new cane sugar soda in the United States this fall, following influence from former President Donald Trump. The move has been hailed by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as a “MAHA win,” signaling a notable intersection of politics and consumer products.