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Cristiano Ronaldo Snubs Coca-Cola at European Cup Causing Shares to Drop
Cristiano Ronaldo used to down fizzy drink for breakfast despite Coca-Cola snub at Euro 2020 press conference | The US Sun
After Cristiano Ronaldo (CR7) snub, Coca-Cola lost $4 billion
Industry reaction: Ronaldo's outburst smacks of hypocrisy, but will Coca- Cola really take a hit? | PR Week
Cristiano Ronaldo Coca-Cola controversy: Euro 2020 press conference incident explained | Goal.com
Coca-Cola Loses Billions After Ronaldo Snubs Drink at Euro 2020
Cristiano Ronaldo | Euro 2020: Cristiano Ronaldo sips water, Coca-Cola lose $4 billion fall in share price - Telegraph India
Cristiano Ronaldo Coca-Cola Incident at Euros Shows Limit of Sports Influencers - Bloomberg
Cristiano Ronaldo's Coca-Cola snub sparks $4 billion drop in market value - The Washington Post
Cristiano Ronaldo Has Coca-Cola Bottle Thrown at Him During Euro 2020
Agua! The Ronaldo Swipe and Coca Cola's $4billion loss - Culture Intelligence from RED
Cristiano Ronaldo's Euro 2020 stunt costs Coca-Cola $4 billion
Drink water': Ronaldo removes Coca-Cola bottles in press conference - YouTube
A Post-Truth World: Why Ronaldo Did Not Move Coca-Cola Share Price
Coca-Cola takes a $4-billion dive in wake of Cristiano Ronaldo snub - National | Globalnews.ca
Cristiano Ronaldo chutou errado? Lucro da Coca-Cola explode no 2º trimestre e mostra solidez das ações americanas - Seu Dinheiro
Coca-Cola Responds to Cristiano Ronaldo's Act of Replacing the Soft Drink With Water, Says 'Everyone Is Entitled To Their Drink Preferences'
Coca-Cola loses $4B after Cristiano Ronaldo appears to encourage people to drink water
VIDEO: Cristiano Ronaldo Replaces Coca-Cola Bottles With Water
Cristiano Ronaldo snub sees Coca-Cola market value fall by $4bn - ESPN
Euro 2021: The Japanese Coca Cola ad starring Cristiano Ronaldo | Marca
Ronaldo and Coca-Cola Make It Clear: It's Time for Major Rightsholders to Grow Up | Power Sponsorship
