The Latest Breaking News from PepsiCo

Retail boards are struggling with fewer prospects to fill the corner office.

For companies like PepsiCo and its subsidiary Frito-Lay to use the Tesla Semis, they need adequate on-site charging. Expansion plans are already underway.

The Tesla Semi has been spotted often these days since PepsiCo and Frito-Lay took delivery of multiple units. It's no surprise it's at the Super Bowl site.

The Dow Jones rallied 250 points Thursday after weekly first-time jobless claims. Disney shares surged on earnings results.

"Moving forward, we will continue to focus on driving growth and winning in the marketplace," said CEO Ramon Laguarta.

Stock futures higher, dollar retreats, as inflation fears recede; Disney shares surge as Iger cleans house at House of Mouse; PepsiCo earnings on deck as consumer demand fades; Mattel shares plunge after earnings miss, grim toy sector outlook and Twitter grinds back to normal after late Thursday outage.

Easing inflation and smaller rate hikes by the Fed have revived investor optimism. However, the Fed’s commitment toward the 2% inflation target could keep the market under pressure for some time. Given this backdrop, it would be wise to invest in quality stocks UnitedHealth Group (UNH), PepsiCo (PEP), and Kroger…

This sighting proves that Tesla continues to deliver Semis to PepsiCo, although it remains unclear how many of them have been shipped so far.

With market volatility and fears of an impending recession weighing heavily on investors’ decisions, beverage companies could be worth taking a shot on as they enjoy nearly inelastic demand, helping them generate steady profits. To that end, investors could look to buy fundamentally strong beverage stocks, Coca-Cola (KO), PepsiCo (PEP),…

Tesla tends to keep many details private, even after a vehicle is launched to the public. Here you'll find some answers to key questions about the Tesla Semi.

Thanks to the dynamics of the beverage industry, it remains immune to market volatility. Therefore, amid concerns of a looming recession, investors could look to buy fundamentally strong beverage stocks Coca-Cola (KO), PepsiCo (PEP), and Primo Water (PRMW). Keep reading….