Coca-Cola has been an unexciting stock to hold lately. In the fourth quarter, the company grew organic sales, which strip out the impact of mergers and currency fluctuations, 12% from a year earlier. Price increases accounted for much of that but, encouragingly, underlying case volume rose 2% from a year earlier.
Aaron Back is the Deputy Editor of The Wall Street Journal's Heard on the Street column. With a background in financial journalism, Aaron's articles focus on analyzing and providing insights into the world of business and finance. He has also contributed to other publications such as Yahoo Finance, LiveMint, and Financial News.