The Coca-Cola Foundation announced plans to make social and economic investments in the rapidly changing country of Myanmar, also known as Burma. The Foundation, The Coca-Cola Company’s charitable giving arm, is making a grant of US $3 million to support women’s economic empowerment job creation initiatives throughout the country. The Company is also developing plans to begin business locally in Myanmar as soon as the U.S. government issues a general license allowing American companies to make investments, which is imminent.

Lady Gaga, a person who has become a real brand over the past years, never misses an opportunity to team up with companies (her creative partnerships include collaborations with Polaroid, Barney’s and more) to create visually stunning designs. But the pop diva is creative enough to craft her own breakthrough products—the mother of all monsters is launching her first-ever fragrance LADY GAGA FAME for women in September 2012.

Coca-Cola UK unveiled the Olympic Torch Relay commemorative bottles to celebrate the people who are carrying the Olympic Flame during its 70-day journey around the UK. Ahead of the great sportive event, which will open in less than two months, on July 27, the iconic soft drinks brand presents a plethora of special edition designs, which pay tribute to the athletes and sports. This set of Coca-Cola and one Coke Zero bottles pays tribute to those who are sharing their time and devotion to help the Olympic spirit spread vast all across the country and the planet.

Pepsi is kicking off the summer by asking fans to bring their soccer skills to the Pepsi Clasico de Calle street soccer tournament. California soccer fans can log on to miPepsi.com through July 14 to register for a chance to become one of five players on the 2012 Pepsi Calle All Stars team. The Pepsi Clasico de Calle is being hosted by five cities including: Bakersfield, Fresno, Los Angeles, San Diego and San Jose.

Nestlé has announced it will continue participating in the ‘Science Express’ initiative to educate Indian students about climate change. The train has already started touring exhibition from Delhi and will travel through more than 50 Indian cities giving more than 1.5 million young people the chance to get to know about the impact and challenges of global climate change.

The sportswear brand adidas has tapped a plethora of artists for the new ‘Your Story’ project revolving around the previous Olympic Games events and the brightest Olympic memories. Back in May, the brand presented a video showcasing the first edition of the Consortium SS 2012 collection of shoes, decorated by the artists literally from a scratch—they were given blank shoes as canvas for visual artistic experiments. Now the brand unveils the second spot with the new line of sneakers upgraded by artists, who translated their impressions from previous Olympic competitions into the design of the adidas shoes.