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Coca-Cola taps Monster Energy executive for a top role (opens the original)
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Rob Gehring, the chief executive of Monster Energy’s Americas business, will depart the energy drink company for a top role with an Atlanta beverage giant. Coca-Cola announced Friday that Gehring will become president of the company’s North America operating unit, effective Dec. 1. Gehring will succeed John Murphy, Coca-Cola president and chief financial officer, who has been fulfilling the responsibilities in the interim. Jennifer Mann, who previously led the North America operating unit, stepp
Coca-Cola, bottling partners have $10B of U.S. projects in the works (opens the original)
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Coca-Cola and its bottling partners announced Tuesday some $10 billion in U.S. infrastructure investments they are collectively planning through 2030. The investments span new or expanded production, distribution and office facilities, according to a news release, which did not detail the plans. Some projects have been previously announced for states including Alabama, California, Colorado, Florida, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota and New York, the release said. It’s not clear yet if any investment
CEO of Dunkin’ and Arby’s parent Inspire Brands on temporary medical leave (opens the original)
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The chief executive of a Sandy Springs-based fast food giant is on temporary medical leave of absence just as the company prepares to go public. Paul Brown, co-founder and CEO of Inspire Brands, is recovering from a recent injury, a company spokesperson confirmed to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Inspire Brands is the parent company of Arby’s, Baskin-Robbins, Buffalo Wild Wings, Dunkin’, Jimmy John’s and Sonic Drive-In. Scott Murphy, Dunkin’ president and Inspire Brands chief brand officer, w
Value fashion giant launches first Georgia store (opens the original)
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A fast-fashion giant that hails from Dublin, Ireland, will launch its first Georgia store next month as it continues to spread across the U.S. Primark is set to open Sept. 8 at Sugarloaf Mills in Lawrenceville, taking 26,000 square feet at the mall. A second Georgia location is expected to follow in Augusta. Primark is known for big stores stacked with low-priced. trendy clothing, along with home and beauty products. For example, a spokesperson said women’s denim starts at $12, and men’s tees at
A WaHo taco? Popular diner tests out new menu items. (opens the original)
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Waffle House, the iconic, 24-hour Southern diner, is dabbling in another comfort food — the beloved taco. The Norcross-based chain said it is testing tacos on the menus of about 45 restaurants in Georgia, with window clings that declare “Tacos in the House!” This includes restaurants in Alpharetta, Buford, Dacula, Doraville, Duluth, Johns Creek, Lawrenceville, Lilburn, Marietta, Norcross, Roswell, Sandy Springs and Tucker. A Waffle House spokesperson said the tacos have been available for about
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