When you first see a Japanese Bobtail, it’s hard not to smile. There’s something about that iconic little pom-pom tail—like ...

Where many crabs have crushing pincers for defense or attack, the pincers of the pom-pom crab are shaped like forceps, with which it always holds a pair of stinging sea anemones.

Today, the Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision stating that Pom Wonderful can move forward with a lawsuit against Coca-Cola for falsely advertising a pomegranate drink.

Looking for a versatile holiday beverage? Served as a cocktail or a mocktail, this bubly beverage recipe, blueberry pom punch, is quickly becoming a new beverage tradition.

POM accused Coca-Cola of false advertising and unfair competition in 2008, claiming that Coke's Minute Maid Enhanced Pomegranate Blueberry drink contained more apple and grape juice than pomegranate ...

POM is right that Minute Maid's drink is a mere suggestion of pomegranate juice. Mostly it's cheaper apple and grape juice, with only 0.3% pomegranate juice and 0.2% blueberry juice.

Fumie Takino, 79, is the founder of the Japan Pom Pom cheerleaders, a group of 28 women, with an average age of 67, whose decades-defying energy would give any cheerleader a run for her money ...

The justices ruled 8-0 that Pom can go forward with a lawsuit alleging the label on a "Pomegranate Blueberry" beverage offered by Coke's Minute Maid unit is misleading because 99 percent of the ...

On March 18, 2016, Pom Wonderful LLC made closing arguments in its trial against Coca-Cola for the alleged misleading marketing of a pomegranate-blueberry juice which contained only trace amounts ...

POM Wonderful claims deceptive advertising for a pomegranate blueberry juice from Coca-Cola.

An appeals court on Thursday revived part of a lawsuit against Coca-Cola Co in which POM Wonderful LLC accused Coke of falsely advertising its "Pomegranate Blueberry" juice product.

Today, the Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision stating that Pom Wonderful can move forward with a lawsuit against Coca-Cola for falsely advertising a pomegranate drink.