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Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah is the star in the latest Pepsi advert as he is seen with his adoring fans

Celsius Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: CELH) jumped nearly 12% higher on Monday after the announcement of it entering a long-term distribution partnership with soft-drink behemoth PepsiCo, Inc. (NASDAQ: PEP), a move that analys

Beyoncé has signed endorsement deals with Pepsi, L’Oreal, American Express, Samsung, and Ford.

The Brit-award winner is set to be the headline act at the UEFA Women’s Final

The first example of a celebrity endorsing a product came in 1850 when flamboyant showman P.T. Barnum imported the Swedish opera singer Jenny Lind and arranged for her name and likeness to be associated with a wide range of products including clothing, furniture and pianos.

The Israeli army said on Wednesday that Hamas has rebuilt some of the capabilities that were damaged during last year's Gaza war, including three new tunnels and a series of weapons manufacturing and storage sites. The army published aerial imagery and maps showing what it said are tunnels, weapons factories…

Israel published images on Wednesday which officials said showed weapons depots and tunnels in Gaza near a school, a Pepsi factory and other buildings and accused the Palestinian militant group Hamas of deliberately hiding them in civilian areas.

Experts say new research highlighting the "insidious" tactics companies are using on TikTok to target young users should prompt government action on junk food advertising.

PepsiCo (PEP) surpassed Wall Street earnings and revenue estimates for its fiscal second quarter and raised its revenue outlook despite the economy suffering multi-decade high inflation. The company believes costs will rise further in the upcoming months, and it must manage costs to protect its margins. So, will it be…

The owner of a large portfolio of snack brands that includes Lay's Potato Chips may have admitted that consumers really are seeing fewer chips in a bag due to inflation.

Beverage and snack food company PepsiCo, Inc. (NYSE: PEP) reported second-quarter financial results before market open Tuesday.