
Mirtha Donastorg
Economy Reporter at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Business reporter @ajc via @Report4America, formerly @tpinsights @cnn, based in ATL
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2 weeks ago |
star-telegram.com | Mirtha Donastorg
As Americans wait to see what impact tariffs have on everyday goods, Atlanta-based Coca-Cola has been thinking for months about how it may navigate the increased import taxes implemented by President Donald Trump. The trade policies may lead Coca-Cola to increase prices for U.S. buyers and could affect its progress on sustainability goals. But one expert says it's not just tariffs that are a threat to the company - the international backlash to Trump's tariffs could have an even bigger impact.
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2 weeks ago |
mahoningmatters.com | Mirtha Donastorg
As Americans wait to see what impact tariffs have on everyday goods, Atlanta-based Coca-Cola has been thinking for months about how it may navigate the increased import taxes implemented by President Donald Trump. The trade policies may lead Coca-Cola to increase prices for U.S. buyers and could affect its progress on sustainability goals. But one expert says it's not just tariffs that are a threat to the company - the international backlash to Trump's tariffs could have an even bigger impact.
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2 weeks ago |
idahostatesman.com | Mirtha Donastorg
As Americans wait to see what impact tariffs have on everyday goods, Atlanta-based Coca-Cola has been thinking for months about how it may navigate the increased import taxes implemented by President Donald Trump. The trade policies may lead Coca-Cola to increase prices for U.S. buyers and could affect its progress on sustainability goals. But one expert says it's not just tariffs that are a threat to the company - the international backlash to Trump's tariffs could have an even bigger impact.
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2 weeks ago |
heraldsun.com | Mirtha Donastorg
As Americans wait to see what impact tariffs have on everyday goods, Atlanta-based Coca-Cola has been thinking for months about how it may navigate the increased import taxes implemented by President Donald Trump. The trade policies may lead Coca-Cola to increase prices for U.S. buyers and could affect its progress on sustainability goals. But one expert says it's not just tariffs that are a threat to the company - the international backlash to Trump's tariffs could have an even bigger impact.
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2 weeks ago |
bellinghamherald.com | Mirtha Donastorg
As Americans wait to see what impact tariffs have on everyday goods, Atlanta-based Coca-Cola has been thinking for months about how it may navigate the increased import taxes implemented by President Donald Trump. The trade policies may lead Coca-Cola to increase prices for U.S. buyers and could affect its progress on sustainability goals. But one expert says it's not just tariffs that are a threat to the company - the international backlash to Trump's tariffs could have an even bigger impact.
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