Assignment: Companies Go to the website of a top brand that is a public company. Find the section in which Investor Information is posted.

Find an example in which the company is informing its shareholders about an "extraordinary" event.These could include an unexpected low earnings report, a plant closing, disappointing sales, or management change.

• Is the information complete e?Is it believable?
• Is it timely and frequently updated?
• How should the company be communicating with its stockholders?
• Would you invest in the company's stock today based on their financial communications?

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Dr. Pepper, which is traded as Keurig Dr. Pepper, recently announced an investment of their own in a non-alcoholic beer company, Athletic Brewing. The company was looking to expand into more "white spaces" and further involve themselves in rapidly growing drink categories. Non-alcoholic beer is on a big upswing right now, and it seems like a smart move for the Keurig Dr. Pepper company.

The information is complete and believable. There are solid facts to back up their claims and reasons for investing. The numbers and reasonings presented make sense for the beverage company.

Keurig Dr. Pepper frequently updates their numbers and information for their investors. The page is very transparent.

The company is doing well with communicating on its website. It could also share quarterly information and important news updates via email. Some information, such as a new director being appointed or higher than average earnings, could even be shared on social media sites.

I would invest today based on their financial communications. They appear to be clear and open with the financial moves that they make.

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