Monster Beverage's global growth and Coca-Cola partnership shine, but stretched valuation and premium pricing lead to a Hold ...

Red Bull, the Austrian company that ignited the energy drink craze by associating it with extreme sports, and Monster, whose stock price soared an astonishing 70,000-fold between 1997 and 2012 ...

In especially the US, Red Bull and many emerging brands have taken market share from Monster with flavor innovation and competitive pricing. Monster has still maintained a strong market position.

With those profits, Monster has bought back a lot of stock -- the share count is down about 20% over the last nine years. And ...

Red Bull is a private company, so direct stock investment is not possible. Indirect investment options include competitors like Monster Beverage or sector ETFs. Open a brokerage account to trade ...

Red Bull contains around 150 mg of caffeine per 16-ounce can. (As a comparison, a Starbucks cup of coffee contains about 195 mg of caffeine.) Red Bull’s main competitor, Monster Energy, arrived ...

Redbull: It gives you wild ideas. A Swiss woman is such a fan of Red Bull that she reportedly got the energy drink can’s barcode tattooed on her skin – and it amazingly works at self-checkout.