Coca-Cola's Quincey Steps Down, Braun Takes Helm
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Coca-Colas CEO James Quincey steps down, citing AIs role in his decision. Henrique Braun takes over as CEO, while Quincey becomes executive chairman. Quinceys tenure saw operational streamlining and expansion into new drinks. Coca-Cola, founded in 1892, operates in over 200 countries and serves 2.2 billion servings daily. The companys financials remain robust, with shares returning over 64% in five years and earnings per share jumping 23% last year. Brauns leadership will focus on AI-driven supply chain and customer engagement growth.
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