PepsiCo's recent underperformance and North American weakness mask the fundamental strength and global diversification of this consumer staples giant. Despite North American weakness and peaking ma...

PepsiCo's stable global business, strong brands, and diversified revenue streams make it a core holding for most portfolios. Attractive 4.3% dividend yield, consistent dividend growth, and solid pa...

PEP leans into innovation, from zero-sugar drinks to protein snacks, to boost global share and stay ahead of shifting consumer trends.

PepsiCo is the latest big-name marketer to rev up alongside Formula 1, joining a growing roster of brands eager to tap into the surging popularity of the global motorsport.

When thinking of Consumer Staples titans, Coca-Cola KO and PepsiCo PEP undoubtedly jump to the forefront of many minds. Both have established themselves over decades of successful operations, also ...

PEP faces pressure in North America as snack demand softens. Yet, it bets on smaller packs and healthier options to rebound.

Quick, think about soda companies. What brand comes to mind?

PEP is doubling down on Gatorade and LIFEWTR as it pivots toward wellness to drive future growth.

PEP trades at a discount to peers. Weak North America sales and a slashed 2025 outlook fuel investor caution.

PEP's international momentum, led by strong beverage sales, localization and supply chain investments, fuels optimism despite U.S. softness and FX headwinds.

Equity markets have been volatile this year. Uncertain tariff policies and the impact on the global economy have certainly played a role.

Coca-Cola earns a BUY rating due to superior profitability, growth sustainability, and business model efficiency compared to PepsiCo, which is rated HOLD. KO's focused beverage model, higher net ma...

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There's a predicament when it comes to investing because the best companies to buy aren't always the ones that investors are buying. Sometimes, emotions get the better of Wall Street, and stocks ar...

The stocks of The Coca-Cola Company NYSE: KO and PepsiCo. Inc. NASDAQ: PEP are a source of debate between value and growth investors. In 2025, KO stock clearly holds the upper hand.