Keurig had been telling stories about Keurig Kold that were more about boosting its stock than delivering a product consumers could use. In the end, Coca-Cola will breathe a sigh of relief and distance itself from both Keurig and JAB. Muhtar Kent and
Add in the fact that initial sales for the Keurig KOLD, a single-serve cold beverage brewer created in partnership with Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO), look to be bleak and there were strong signs that the stock was not going to make a quick recovery. Now what
Perhaps most importantly, the acquisition has support from Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO), which holds about 18% of Keurig. The two companies have partnered on Keurig Kold, a cold-beverage brewing system that's early in its life cycle. "The Coca-Cola Company is
As the dust settles, many Keurig shareholders are feeling relief, thanks to the hefty 78% premium JAB paid for the shares. The same goes for Keurig investors such as Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO), which partnered with the company on the Keurig Kold system and
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