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I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Thursday, December 24th.

Business Wars Daily is produced by a small, tight-knit crew, keeping us all together is our unsung hero, our editor Emma Cortland. This week we're airing some of our most loved episodes

from the past year. Emma's favorites are those that look back into corporate history, at the

origin stories of beloved products, and sometimes at their passing, like this one,

about Tab. You guys know me. I'm a pretty upbeat guy, but the news from Coca-Cola earlier this

month, well, I just have to admit, 2020 keeps throwing those punches. Decades after Tab became

America's most popular diet drink, Coke is killing it.

Let alone, in fact, I am one of the drinks maybe last remaining diehard fans.

There just aren't enough of us, though, which is why Coke, and its desire for efficiency

and growth, has made a sad decision to stop making it.

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