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Coca-Cola Partners with Gaylord Hotels and Confirms Stake in Monster Beverage

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What happened

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Coca-Cola entered a holiday-themed partnership with Gaylord Hotels. The company also confirmed its minority stake in Monster Beverage Corporation. Separately, reports indicate that Coca-Cola is facing a legal investigation regarding a potential class action claim related to a customer data breach.

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Why it matters

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The partnership between Coca-Cola and Gaylord Hotels establishes new sales channels for the beverage manufacturer. Monster Beverage generates revenue by distributing energy drinks globally, while Coca-Cola is noted for tracking a gradual upward quarterly revenue trend.

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Who's involved

  • Coca-ColaBeverage manufacturer that entered the partnership and confirmed ownership stake.
  • Gaylord HotelsConvention hotel chain that entered a formal holiday-themed partnership with Coca-Cola.
  • Marriott InternationalInternational hospitality company that manages and operates Gaylord Hotels.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Coca-ColaSpeculative

    Coca-Cola might gain new revenue streams through the partnership with Gaylord Hotels.

  • Gaylord HotelsSpeculative

    Gaylord Hotels may see a revenue boost due to the holiday-themed partnership with Coca-Cola.

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