Dr Pepper Snapple Group Inc. reported flat revenue in its fourth quarter, a few weeks after Keurig Green Mountain announced it was buying the soda giant for nearly $19 billion in cash.

Dr Pepper Snapple has ties to convenience stores, drugstores and beverage vendors, while Keurig has relationships with e-commerce companies and tech sellers.

On the surface, the combination of Dr Pepper Snapple and Keurig Green Mountain revolves around scale. Dr Pepper has Snapple, 7UP, A&W root beer, and Bai on the cold beverage side.

What? Snapple sodas? Yeah, remember when you made those? Cream D'Vanilla, Jamaican Ginger Beer, Tru Root Beer, Peach Melba and the most mourned Cherry-Lime Rickey?

If you purchased A&W Root Beer or Cream Sodas in the last seven years, you may be eligible to get some of your money back.

The iconic dessert and beverage combination was likely the inspiration behind the brand's latest creation.The 106-year-old soda is launching an A&W Ice Cream Sundae flavor, set for a nationwide ...

The merger brings Dr Pepper brands such as 7UP, A&W root beer and Bai under the same roof as Keurig Green Mountain Inc.'s single-serve coffee systems and affiliated brands including Green Mountain ...

Soft-drink lovers and parents looking for unique places to bring the kids may enjoy these two museums celebrating the wonderful world of soda pop.

The global root beer market is no longer just an American cultural relic—it’s a growing international commodity. According to ...

The deal vaults JAB into competition with the likes of Coca-Cola Co. and PepsiCo, bringing a stable of brands that includes 7UP lemon-lime soda, A&W root beer and Mott’s apple juice.