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  1. And now provocative new comments from the head of one of America's iconic brands Coca-Cola the CEO of Coke issuing a a wakeup call for the United States. Saying China has put out the welcome mat for business. While Washington has slammed the brakes on growth ABC's Jake Tapper has that story. For

  2. CHINA SUBWAY CRASH A crash – and another eye-opener for transit trouble in China. Two subway cars collided in Shanghai this morning – and the culprit appears to be the same signaling problem that caused the massive high-speed rail crash back in July. The Shanghai...

  3. It's the holiday season – a time for gastronomic, even gluttonous indulgence . Between the candy canes and the candied yams lies a world of caloric intake . But the onslaught of calories is also fueling something else: the simmering culture war over food. President Obama signed into law the Healthy

  4. Imagine that any time you or someone in your community overheard a neighbor abusing his wife , daughter or mother, you rang their doorbell. Using a pretense such as asking for a glass of water, or asking for the time, you'd be interrupting an act of violence and putting the perpetrator on notice

  5. The American Academy of Family Physicians has come under fire from nutrition advocates for a new partnership with the Coca-Cola company. Two weeks ago, the organization announced that it would accept a grant from Coke to "develop consumer education content on beverages and sweeteners for

  6. CEO of Coca-Cola Argues Lack of Exercise, Not Soda, Is to Blame for Obesity

  7. Coca-Cola ko , the world's largest beverage maker, on Tuesday posted a 43% increase in second-quarter profit, beating expectations as rapid overseas growth helped offset a sales decline caused by the stronger dollar. Profit rose mostly because last year's quarter was dragged down by big

  8. Companies on Tuesday continued posting second-quarter profits that topped analyst expectations. The reports fostered a renewed sense of optimism in the market. "This is the most solid evidence that we've seen that conditions are improving," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at Harris

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