A case pending in Delaware considers whether the heirs of a man who bought an antique stock certificate at an estate sale are now entitled to a $130 million stake in Coca Cola. The case involves the California family of Tony Marohn, who died in 2010, two years after he bought the Palmer Union Oil Co stock certificate, Reuters reports. Coca-Cola filed the suit in 2009 seeking a declaration that it...
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