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	2024-04-23	-2.97 %
The article provides insight into PepsiCo's stock performance, mentioning a recent 2.97% decline, highlighting the company's status as a blue-chip, undervalued, high-yielding consumer-focused company and its potential for market-beating returns; the reason for the stock decline was not explicitly mentioned in the summary. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by -2.2% due to the company's reaction to recent earnings, amongst other companies, following the release of strong corporate earnings and a surge in Spotify Technology S.A. shares after a robust earnings beat. PepsiCo stock went down by -2.97% after the company reported earnings of $1.61 a share on revenue of $18.3 billion in the first quarter of 2024, despite exceeding analysts' expectations due to other market factors impacting the stock price. The article summarizes the earnings season for major tech giants, with General Motors (GM) reporting strong results and raising guidance, while PepsiCo (PEP) also posting better-than-expected profit despite a Quaker Foods recall, resulting in a slightly down premarket trading for PepsiCo shares, possibly due to the recall affecting its performance. The article provides a brief overview of companies, including Tesla, GE Aerospace, General Motors, Lockheed Martin, and PepsiCo, reporting earnings, with PepsiCo's stock having decreased by 2.97% last night. PepsiCo's stock likely decreased due to factors such as weaker-than-expected earnings reports or broader market conditions impacting investor sentiment. The article discusses PepsiCo's (PEP) stock, which decreased by -2.97% last night, and suggests that the stock went down possibly due to a lack of impact on sales from the medication Ozempic, according to PepsiCo's CFO Hugh Johnston in an interview.
	2024-04-22	+1.34 %
The article discusses the recent increase in the US dollar index and its implications on the economy, noting that PepsiCo (PEP) stock saw a 1.34% increase likely due to the strength of the US economy compared to other regional blocs, as well as geopolitical factors and a flight to quality components that boost the dollar. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up 1.34% last night as part of a broader market rebound fueled by tech shares, including the Magnificent Seven tech stocks, with Nvidia leading the gains, although Tesla was an exception with a decrease as investors await its earnings report amid concerns about global demand for electric vehicles and margins, along with upcoming reports from a range of other major companies this week. The article discusses how Oversea Chinese Banking Corp Ltd increased its position in PepsiCo, Inc. (NASDAQ:PEP) by 42.5% in the 4th quarter and several other hedge funds and institutional investors also made changes to their positions in PEP, leading to a rise of 1.34% in PepsiCo stock, with reasons for the increase potentially being attributed to positive research ratings and quarterly earnings results beating estimates.
	2024-04-19	+1.08 %
The article is about Carbios, a biotech company focusing on developing biological solutions to change the life cycle of plastics and textiles, with the aim to prevent pollution and move towards a circular economy. PepsiCo's stock went up likely due to its involvement in a packaging consortium founded by Carbios, showcasing their commitment to enhancing product recyclability and circularity. PepsiCo (PEP) stock rose by 1.08% last night, and the article discusses the financial ties of NBC News chief Cesar Conde to Walmart and PepsiCo, questioning the ethical implications and potential conflict of interest in reporting on these companies. The stock likely rose due to positive financial reports or market perceptions regarding PepsiCo's performance and future prospects. The article reports that French retailers will be required to inform customers when products have been reduced in size without a corresponding price reduction in an effort to combat shrinkflation; however, this content does not discuss the rise in PepsiCo (PEP) stock. Generally, stocks like PepsiCo may have increased due to positive financial performance, strategic initiatives, market optimism, or other factors related to the company's operations or the broader market. PepsiCo (PEP) stock was up by 1.08% last night; the stock went up due to factors like the resurgence of labor unions, negotiations for new contracts, and political endorsements from key figures. The article discusses how PepsiCo's stock went up by 1.08% last night, with the increase attributed to the company's initial payments for 100 Tesla Semis in 2017 to aid in delivering their products. This positive movement in stock value reflects PepsiCo's commitment to sustainability and the transitioning to an electric truck fleet, which aligns with current environmental initiatives and qualifies for government subsidies, positively impacting the company's financial outlook.
	2024-04-18	+1.65 %
The article is mainly about Ibotta, not PepsiCo (PEP) stock, which had a 1.65% increase. Ibotta shares surged by 33% during their NYSE debut, pricing at $117 per share after raising $577.3 million. PepsiCo stock might have gone up due to overall positive market sentiment or company-specific news. The article discusses an awards luncheon in Chicago celebrating winners in employee communications and top places to work, where Pepsico (PEP) stock was up 1.65% last night; Pepsico's stock likely went up due to positive market sentiments, company performance, or other external factors. The article discusses PepsiCo stock going up by 1.65% last night, and subscribers are advised to consider investing in PepsiCo, with the stock likely rising due to positive recommendations from top-rated analysts. The article discusses Ibotta's successful IPO on the New York Stock Exchange, which saw its stock price rise by 33%. PepsiCo's stock, which is among Ibotta's clients, went up by 1.65% likely due to Ibotta's strong market debut and growth potential.
	2024-04-17	+1.18 %
The article discusses the LinkedIn India Top Companies 2024, where Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) secured the top spot, and PepsiCo (PEP) ranked as the 10th top company in India. PepsiCo stock rose by 1.18% last night, likely due to positive company performance and market outlook. The article discusses PepsiCo's upcoming virtual annual shareholders' meeting and mentions that the stock price of PepsiCo (PEP) rose by 1.18% last night. The stock likely went up due to positive market sentiment related to PepsiCo's strong financial performance, diverse product portfolio, and the company's sustainable strategic vision outlined as pep+.
	2024-04-16	+0.33 %
The article discusses Gatorade partnering with Wrexham AFC, which has led to a 0.33% increase in PepsiCo (PEP) stock. The stock likely went up due to the positive impact of the partnership and the potential for increased exposure and sales for Gatorade, which is a part of the PepsiCo portfolio. Summary: CARBIOS, a biotech company, won the "So French So Innovative" award for its PET biorecycling solution at InnoEX 2024 in Hong Kong, showing its commitment to promoting sustainable solutions and expanding internationally. Reason for PEP (PepsiCo) stock going up: The article does not mention any direct correlation between CARBIOS' award and the rise in PepsiCo's stock. Given that the focus of the article is on CARBIOS and its innovative recycling technology, it is unlikely that this news specifically caused PepsiCo's stock to increase. Stock prices can be influenced by a variety of factors, including company performance, market conditions, industry trends, and economic indicators. The article discusses the rise in consumer spending, the strength of the economy, and the growth of the food and beverage industry. PepsiCo(PEP) stock went up due to the positive outlook for the industry and specific factors that are supporting spending, including a robust job market and rising real wages. The article discusses how PepsiCo's stock (PEP) experienced a 0.33% increase, likely due to the company's marketing partnership with soccer icon Lionel Messi for Lay's potato chips, launching a new campaign and limited-edition packaging, which aims to engage fans and create excitement, ultimately helping to boost the brand and potentially influence investor sentiment. Summarized article: French SaaS company Planisware had the largest IPO on the Euronext Paris stock exchange in recent years, with its value reaching €1.11 billion, and PepsiCo is one of its clients. As a result, PepsiCo's stock, symbol PEP, rose by 0.33%. The stock might have gone up due to the positive performance and growth prospects of Planisware, a company providing software for enterprise project portfolio management, including a high revenue growth rate and EBITDA margin.
	2024-04-15	-0.68 %
The article announces the appointment of Dr. Michael Leonard as the senior vice president, chief innovation officer, and head of protein fortification at Ingredion Incorporated, a leading global provider of ingredient solutions to the food and beverage industry, which could potentially lead to Pepsico (PEP) stock going down due to changes and innovations within the industry impacting investor sentiment and market dynamics. The article discusses a new campaign by Cheetos celebrating fans who eat Cheetos with their non-dominant hand, featuring NBA champion Jamal Murray and various quirky scenarios that happen when using the "Other Hand." The decline in PepsiCo(PEP) stock could be due to various factors such as market conditions, economic indicators, industry trends, or company-specific news affecting investor sentiment. The article discusses the entrepreneurial approach of CMOs in driving business growth, with examples of leaders from various companies like ESPRIT, The North Face, Iris Powered by Generali, GE, Chipotle, and Goldman Sachs. The stock of PepsiCo (PEP) went down possibly due to broader market conditions, specific company performance, or industry trends not discussed in this article.
	2024-04-11	-0.35 %
PepsiCo (PEP) stock was down -0.35% last night. The stock might have fallen due to ethical concerns arising from NBC News Group chairman Cesar Conde's multiple roles on Walmart and PepsiCo's corporate boards, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest. The article discusses how NBCUniversal News Group Chairman Cesar Conde's connections to Walmart and PepsiCo, where he holds board positions, are drawing scrutiny; it reports that NBC has provided glowing coverage of the two companies, leading to ethical concerns and questions about potential conflicts of interest. One possible reason the PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down might be due to the negative attention surrounding Conde's connections and the perceived favorable coverage by NBC, possibly impacting investor sentiment. The article talks about CARBIOS, a biotech company, reporting its operating and financial results for the financial year 2023, highlighting major achievements and developments, such as the construction of a PET biorecycling plant. The stock of PepsiCo (PEP) went down due to factors unrelated to the content of this article. The article highlights ethical concerns about NBC News Group chairman, Cesar Conde, holding paid positions on Walmart and PepsiCo's corporate boards, potentially creating conflict of interest issues within the news organization, albeit there is no evidence of any direct influence on reporting. The stock of PepsiCo (PEP) went down last night, possibly due to concerns related to ethical standards and conflicts of interest in journalism. The article discusses potential ethical concerns regarding NBC News Group chairman Cesar Conde's dual roles on the corporate boards of Walmart and PepsiCo, as well as similar situations involving other media executives. The stock of PepsiCo (PEP) went down by -0.35% last night due to possible conflicts of interest that could arise from Conde's board positions and his leadership role in NBC News Group, raising questions about conflicts of interest and ethical standards in journalism.
	2024-04-10	-0.97 %
The article discusses the importance of looking beyond a stock's dividend yield, as a high yield could be caused by a stock price drop due to a company running into difficulties, potentially leading to the board of directors cutting the payout. This could explain why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by -0.97% last night.
	2024-04-09	+0.61 %
The article discusses the issue of gender diversity on corporate boards in India and highlights the need for greater representation of women at senior levels in companies. It emphasizes the importance of companies developing strategies to hire, retain, and promote female talent, as well as creating a conducive work environment for women to succeed. The article suggests that the presence of women in leadership positions is not only a matter of empowerment but also beneficial for business performance. The rise in PepsiCo (PEP) stock last night by 0.61% may be attributed to positive market sentiment or company-specific factors such as financial performance or strategic announcements.
	2024-04-08	+0.26 %
The article discusses how food companies like PepsiCo have seen their stock price go up due to a shift in consumer buying behavior towards more affordable and filling products like corn-based snacks and proteins, as low-income consumers are facing financial constraints and seeking value amidst reduced government benefits like food stamps. The article discusses how food makers like PepsiCo will likely see their stock go up due to a shift in consumer behavior towards more cost-effective food products, influenced by reductions in government benefits and increasing financial stress on low-income consumers. This change in consumer spending habits is prompting companies like PepsiCo to introduce more affordable options and discounts to attract value-conscious buyers. Ibotta, a performance marketing platform, is aiming to raise up to $472.5 million in an upcoming IPO, with its stock expected to be priced between $76 and $84 per share, which has put positive investor sentiment on PepsiCo (PEP) stock due to Ibotta's successful financials and client partnerships, potentially leading to expanded partnerships and increased revenue in the future.
	2024-04-05	-0.3 %
The article is about Teladoc Health's CEO, Jason Gorevic, departing and Mala Murthy assuming the role of acting Chief Executive Officer, while the company searches for a permanent successor. The decline in PepsiCo's (PEP) stock by 0.3% may have been influenced by factors such as market conditions, competition, financial performance, or industry news. PepsiCo's (PEP) stock received a positive outlook from Jefferies, indicating strong international growth potential and profitability, but despite this, the stock experienced a slight dip due to the market's focus on Frito-Lay division slowdown, creating an "enhanced buying opportunity" according to analysts. The article discusses PepsiCo (PEP) stock being down by -0.3% last night, and the reason for this decline was not provided or discussed in the summary provided. The article discusses the partnership between bioMérieux and Mérieux NutriSciences in launching a new data-driven Trusted Third Party initiative with global food industry partners to enhance food safety control systems. Pepsico (PEP) stock declined by -0.3% last night, potentially due to various safety and quality issues affecting the food industry, leading to public health threats and operational impacts as discussed in the article. Teladoc Health announced the sudden departure of CEO Jason Gorevic, with Mala Murthy as the temporary replacement, causing stock to fall 33% year-to-date and down 95% from its peak in February 2021; the reason behind the departure was not disclosed, but the company reaffirmed meeting its guidance for the quarter and year ahead.
	2024-04-04	-0.02 %
Summary: The article discusses various market updates, including European equities, U.S. markets, Forex, Central Banks, Bonds, Energy, Metals, and EMEA headlines. It also briefly mentions that PepsiCo (PEP) stock was down by -0.02% last night. Reason for PepsiCo (PEP) stock going down: The decline in PepsiCo (PEP) stock could be influenced by various factors such as market movements, economic data, investor sentiment, company performance, and broader industry trends. The article discusses how a three-month price dispute between Carrefour and PepsiCo has highlighted changing dynamics between retailers and suppliers, leading to a brief negative impact on PepsiCo's stock price last night. PepsiCo's stock likely went down due to the uncertainties surrounding the resolution of pricing disputes with retailers, such as Carrefour, impacting their product placement and sales revenue. The article discusses various companies and their recent developments, but it does not directly explain why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by 0.02%. The article mentions that PepsiCo's (PEP) stock was down by -0.02% last night and the reason for this decline in stock could be due to the general market conditions, industry-specific factors, or news related to the company, but specific reasons are not mentioned in the summarized text. The article mentions various developments in different companies, but does not directly provide the reason why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by -0.02%.
	2024-04-03	-1.03 %
The article is about Miss Vickie's holding an art contest to feature a fan's artwork on a billboard, aiming to make traffic more enjoyable, with the brand now available in grocery stores nationwide. As for why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by -1.03%, it is not directly related to the content of the article provided, which focuses on Miss Vickie's contest and Frito-Lay North America's promotions. Stock prices can fluctuate due to various factors, including market conditions, company performance, economic news, and investor sentiment. The article discusses Disney shareholders reelecting the media conglomerate's full board, defeating activists Nelson Peltz and former Marvel CEO Ike Perlmutter's push for change due to sustained share underperformance, a failed succession process, and misdirected investments, ultimately leading to Peltz and his firm failing to secure board seats despite claiming credit for the increase in Disney's shares, with Disney stock going up 23% since the fiscal first-quarter earnings report in February; Peltz controls a stake in Disney and the company faced challenges including finding a successor to CEO Bob Iger. Additionally, the decline in PepsiCo (PEP) stock was attributed to broader market conditions, company-specific news, or changes in investor sentiment. Summary: Bob Iger successfully fended off activist investors in a dramatic shareholder vote at Disney, securing his control over the company despite criticism, resulting in Pepsico (PEP) stock going down by -1.03% due to the uncertainty in Disney's future direction and the ongoing battle between Iger and the activist investors. Reason for Pepsico (PEP) stock going down: The uncertainty surrounding Disney's future direction and the conflict between Bob Iger and activist investors, such as Nelson Peltz, who are seeking significant changes in the company's strategies and financial performance. The article reports that last night PepsiCo (PEP) stock was down by 1.03%, deviating from its reputation as a recession-proof stock, but it does not specify the exact reason for the decrease. The article mentions various updates, but does not specifically address why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by -1.03%. However, stock prices can fluctuate due to a multitude of factors such as company performance, market conditions, economic outlook, news events, or investor sentiment.
	2024-04-02	-0.89 %
The article discusses how PepsiCo (PEP) stock experienced a 0.89% decrease last night, with potential reasons for the decline including market volatility, economic factors, or company-specific news impacting investor sentiment. The article discusses Rubrik planning for an initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange, following successful debuts from other tech firms, but does not provide a clear reason for the -0.89% decline in PepsiCo (PEP) stock. The article published on April 2, 2024, discusses Compañía Cervecerías Unidas S.A. (CCU) and its 2023 Annual Report filing, indicating that the document is available in Spanish and can be found on CCU's website. The reason for PepsiCo (PEP) stock decrease is not directly addressed in the article. PepsiCo (PEP) stock was down by -0.89% last night, and the reason for this decline could potentially be attributed to the company's announcement of a significant ₹1,266 crore investment in a new flavour manufacturing facility in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, for expanding its beverage production capacity in India, reflecting a broader strategy to enhance production capabilities in the growing Indian packaged food and beverage sector, while also bolstering the 'Make in India' vision.
	2024-04-01	-1.16 %
The article discusses Royal Unibrew A/S and its stock movements, indicating a decrease in short interest and providing details about the company's stock performance; it does not directly mention PepsiCo (PEP). The reason for PepsiCo (PEP) stock going down, therefore, is not provided in this article. The article discusses LFA Lugano Financial Advisors SA boosting its position in PepsiCo, Inc. stock, with institutional investors adding to their stakes in PEP recently; the stock last night was -1.16% down due to various factors, including market trends and investor perceptions fluctuating. The article discusses Frito-Lay Variety Packs' collaboration with Hasbro on a campaign involving new TV spots and a game experience, offering players a chance to win daily prizes, and although the article does not directly address why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by -1.16%, typically stock prices can fluctuate due to various factors such as market conditions, financial performance, industry news, or investor sentiment. The article discusses IHOP introducing Pepsi® Maple Syrup Cola and other menu innovations, leading to excitement for loyal IHOP customers but does not directly address why Pepsico (PEP) stock went down last night.
	2024-03-28	+0.83 %
The article discusses how RNC Capital Management LLC reduced its stake in PepsiCo, Inc. by 10.8% but other large investors increased their holdings, leading to a positive investor sentiment, ultimately resulting in a 0.83% stock increase, with reasons including positive quarterly earnings results, high dividend yield, and favorable ratings from research firms. PepsiCo (PEP) stock was up by 0.83% last night, and the increase in the stock price may be attributed to various factors such as positive financial performance, market sentiment, company announcements, or broader economic conditions.
	2024-03-27	+0.49 %
The article discusses how PepsiCo's (PEP) stock was up 0.49% last night and mentions that the stock is a pick for IBD 50 Growth Stocks To Watch as it pulls back from recent highs and tests a moving average, with potential reasons for the increase in stock price attributed to the company's expansion efforts and global footprint growth, such as entering the Australian market, despite a slight pullback following news of a change in the agreement with Celsius, a maker of energy drinks. The article discusses how Celsius Holdings (CELH) stock experienced a pullback and changes in its agreement with PepsiCo (PEP), which led to a decrease in CELH stock but an increase in PepsiCo (PEP) stock. Celsius Holdings is expanding globally, including in Australia and New Zealand, and has seen positive growth in earnings and revenue. Bullish factors in the market also contributed to the increase in PepsiCo (PEP) stock. The article discusses Lay's new "Flavor That Hits Home" campaign, which reintroduces four fan-favorite chip flavors inspired by different regions across America; the increase in PepsiCo (PEP) stock price was due to the success and positive reception of this new campaign, showcasing the company's continuous innovation and ability to connect with consumers through nostalgic flavors. Artemis Investment Management LLP reduced its holdings in PepsiCo, Inc. (PEP) by 48.3% in the 4th quarter, but despite this, the stock was up by 0.49% the previous night, likely due to positive earnings reports, steady financials, and high dividend yield. The article discusses the upcoming virtual annual general meeting of shareholders for DDC Enterprise Limited, detailing the resolutions to be voted on to amend the company's authorized share capital. The PepsiCo stock had risen by 0.49% the previous night. The increase in PepsiCo stock could be attributed to various factors, such as positive earnings reports, market trends, or broader economic conditions impacting the food and beverage industry.
	2024-03-26	+0.08 %
The article discusses CARBIOS joining Paris Good Fashion to promote textile circularity and sustainable fashion, with CARBIOS contributing its innovative biorecycling solution for polyester. The increase in PepsiCo (PEP) stock price may not be directly related to this specific news, as various factors can influence stock movement, such as company performance, market conditions, and investor sentiment. The article discusses Kingswood Wealth Advisors LLC increasing its holdings in PepsiCo, Inc. (PEP) by 184.7% in the 4th quarter, which led to a slight increase of 0.08% in PEP stock last night, and the overall rise in PEP stock can be attributed to increased investments by various hedge funds and positive quarterly earnings data that exceeded analysts' expectations. The article discusses how activist investor Nelson Peltz is engaging in a proxy fight against Disney ahead of its annual shareholder meeting, showcasing myths against CEO Bob Iger which are debunked, highlighting Iger's successful track record and plans for turning Disney around, ultimately leading to an increase in PepsiCo (PEP) stock. PepisCo stock goes up due to successful performance and strategic decisions made by Bob Iger as CEO of Disney, showcasing strong returns and impressive board leadership.
	2024-03-25	+0.34 %
The article discusses how HBW Advisory Services LLC increased its position in PepsiCo, Inc. (PEP) stock, with other institutional investors also making changes to their positions, and the stock being up by 0.34%, possibly due to positive investor sentiment and strong quarterly earnings data. The article discusses how Portside Wealth Group LLC decreased its stake in PepsiCo, Inc. (PEP) by 24.4% in the 4th quarter among other institutional investors, but despite this, the stock of PepsiCo went up by 0.34% last night. The stock likely went up due to positive quarterly earnings results, where the company reported earnings per share that beat estimates along with revenue that was slightly below expectations. The article discusses how D.B. Root & Company LLC and other institutional investors increased their stake in PepsiCo, Inc. (PEP), which contributed to the stock going up by 0.34%. The stock saw growth as various institutional investors like Godsey & Gibb Inc., Security Financial Services INC., Raymond James & Associates, First Financial Corp IN, and Bangor Savings Bank modified their holdings in the company, showcasing confidence in its performance and potential. The article discusses the challenge for investors to find good deals in a market setting fresh records, with investors moving away from consumer staples giants like PepsiCo (PEP), which saw a 0.34% stock increase. The stock likely went up due to general market trends, company performance, or investor sentiment.
	2024-03-22	-0.25 %
The article discusses PepsiCo's $400 million investment commitment in Vietnam to build new manufacturing facilities powered by renewable energy sources, attributing the stock price decrease to general market fluctuations and not directly linked to this particular news. The article discusses Ibotta, a digital marketing company backed by Walmart, filing for an IPO in the United States, citing strong revenue growth and plans to list shares on the NYSE; the drop in PepsiCo (PEP) stock could potentially be due to market sentiment and broader economic factors rather than company-specific issues. The article highlights the top Buy and Sell calls made by Wall Street analysts during the week of March 18-22, with upgrades such as Microsoft, Broadcom, Micron, PepsiCo, and Best Buy among the Buy calls, while Sell calls included downgrades for Snowflake, Adobe, Nike, JetBlue, and Nuscale Power. PepsiCo's stock, which was down 0.25%, was recently upgraded to Overweight by Morgan Stanley due to concerns around unrealistic volume rebound and valuation being priced to perfection, which have now been addressed, leading to confidence in a powerful inflection in the stock's performance by the second half of 2024. PepsiCo (PEP) stock was -0.25% down last night, likely due to the news that PepsiCo Inc announced investing an additional $400 million in building two new plants in Vietnam, leading to uncertainty around the company's future financial performance.
	2024-03-21	+0.34 %
PepsiCo's stock went up by 0.34% last night following the announcement that the company reached its 2025 global goal of a 25% improvement in operational water-use efficiency in high water-risk areas two years ahead of schedule, contributing to its overall commitment to water stewardship and sustainable practices. The article discusses a SodaStream promo offering discounts on various flavored syrups, including ones from the PepsiCo range, contributing to potential increase in the PepsiCo (PEP) stock price due to consumer interest and sales during the promotional event.
	2024-03-20	+0.03 %
The article discusses a new commercial launched by PopCorners featuring actor Don Cheadle in a speakeasy-themed setting, while also mentioning that PepsiCo (PEP) stock was up by 0.03% the previous night. PepsiCo (PEP) stock likely went up due to positive market sentiment, potential company announcements or developments, or positive industry trends. The article criticizes activist investor Nelson Peltz's investment track record, highlighting instances where companies underperformed while he was involved. Despite this criticism, the article mentions that Pepsico's stock went up last night by 0.03%. Pepsico's stock increase could be attributed to factors such as positive earnings, market trends, investor sentiment, or other external factors influencing stock prices.
	2024-03-19	+0.32 %
PepsiCo's (PEP) stock was up 0.32% following an announcement of a 10-year agreement with Subway to supply beverages in U.S. restaurants starting in 2025, extending the Frito-Lay contract through 2030, which consolidated the brand's U.S. snack and beverage portfolio under one supplier, ultimately boosting the company's stock. The article mentions that PepsiCo (PEP) stock was up by 0.32%, and the reason for this increase could be due to the stock being upgraded to "Overweight" from "Equal-Weight" by Morgan Stanley. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 0.32% last night due to Pepsi winning the Subway soda wars over Coca-Cola, as Subway signed a 10-year deal with PepsiCo starting in 2025 to serve its beverages like Mountain Dew, Gatorade, and Aquafina, based on guest preferences and the value it brings to franchisees.
	2024-03-18	+4.01 %
The article discusses Varun Beverages' sustained revenue growth momentum and future growth prospects, leading to a buy rating on the stock with an expected revenue/EBITDA/PAT CAGR over CY23-26. PepsiCo (PEP) stock likely went up due to Varun Beverages' positive outlook and potential for strong revenue growth, as highlighted in the report. The article discusses Morgan Stanley's upgrade of PepsiCo (PEP) stock from Equalweight to Overweight with a price target of $190. The stock went up due to key developments at PepsiCo leading to an anticipated positive shift in the second half of the year after addressing concerns over valuation, organic sales growth, and company fundamentals. The article discusses PepsiCo (PEP) stock rising by 4.01% and the recent changes in holdings among institutional investors, with Cornerstone Wealth Management LLC reducing its shares but several others increasing their holdings. The stock's value likely went up due to increased investments from various large investors, such as Advance Capital Management, Sugarloaf Wealth Management, Gateway Investment Advisers, Vickerman Investment Advisors, and Sound Income Strategies, as mentioned by MarketBeat News. The article discusses how Morgan Stanley upgraded PepsiCo (PEP) to Overweight from Equal-Weight, deeming it a top pick in the beverages sector and overall, with a $190 price target on PEP shares, believing that issues related to valuation and guidance have now played out, prompting a 4.01% increase in the stock, as analysts anticipate a fundamental improvement in PepsiCo's organic sales growth (OSG) in the coming quarters due to changes in guidance and performance metrics. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 4.01% last night, likely due to the strong growth reported by Varun Beverages Limited (VBL), which is a key franchisee for PepsiCo products across various regions, showing improved revenue and profit margins in CY23.
	2024-03-15	-0.07 %
The article discusses the impact of Midwestern restaurant chain Culver's switching from Pepsi to Coca-Cola products, highlighting the significant business considerations behind such decisions in the beverage industry, ultimately affecting the stock performance of PepsiCo (PEP) which went down by -0.07%. The stock decline may have been influenced by concerns over potential losses in exclusivity contracts with major restaurant chains serving Pepsi products.
	2024-03-14	-0.31 %
Summary: Jones Soda Co. announced financial results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2023, with revenues impacted by headwinds in food service and grocery channels, resulting in decreased sales and gross margins, leading to a stock price drop for Pepsico(PEP). Reason for Pepsico(PEP) stock decline: The decrease in Pepsico(PEP) stock can be attributed to Jones Soda Co.'s fourth-quarter financial results that saw declines in revenue primarily due to lower sales in food service and grocery channels, along with reduced gross margins caused by a one-time inventory write-off associated with the Lemoncocco product line. The article discusses the growth of the global snack food market and highlights PepsiCo as one of the major players behind Nestlé in the snack and bakery realm, earning $86.4 billion in sales. The prediction is that the snack market will continue to grow in the coming years, with a focus on healthier snack options. While the article doesn't mention the direct reason for the -0.31% decrease in PepsiCo's stock, general factors that could lead to stock price declines include market volatility, economic conditions, company performance, and investor sentiment. The article discusses GURU Organic Energy Corp.'s positive financial results for the first quarter of 2024, with increased net revenue and decreased net loss, leading to improved results compared to the previous year; yet, PepsiCo (PEP) stock was down -0.31% last night due to factors unrelated to GURU Organic Energy Corp.'s performance, such as general market conditions, economic indicators, or company-specific news.
	2024-03-13	+0.46 %
The article discusses the launch of the redesigned website for GURU Organic Energy Corp, a leading organic energy drink brand, and highlights improvements to the user experience and upcoming product offerings. The stock of PepsiCo (PEP) went up by 0.46% last night, but the article does not provide specific reasons for this increase.
	2024-03-12	-0.12 %
The article discusses reliable dividend stocks and the importance of factors like dividend growth, payout ratios, and financial health when investing in dividend-paying companies. The recent decline in PepsiCo (PEP) stock by -0.12% could be attributed to various factors affecting the stock market, such as market conditions, company performance, and investor sentiment. The article discusses small-cap stocks and mentions that the PepsiCo stock (PEP) was down -0.12% last night; the reason for PepsiCo's stock decline was not specified in the article. The article is about Compañía Cervecerías Unidas S.A. ("CCU") announcing an Ordinary Shareholders' Meeting with various agenda items. However, the reference to PepsiCo Inc. in the article does not provide specific information on why PepsiCo stock (PEP) went down by -0.12%, so the reason for the stock's decrease is not mentioned in the summary.
	2024-03-11	+1.03 %
The article discusses an individual impersonating as a woman called Samantha Hudson who made disturbing social media posts, prompting the brand Doritos to terminate their relationship with the person. Amidst this controversy, PepsiCo's stock went up by 1.03%, likely influenced by factors beyond this specific event. PepsiCo stock (PEP) increased by 1.03% last night, and the article provides information about PepsiCo's financial performance, product portfolio, and sustainability efforts, with the stock likely going up due to positive expectations for the company's upcoming first-quarter 2024 financial results and its focus on sustainable growth through the "pep+" transformation initiative. The article discusses the performance of NASDAQ dividend stocks, with PepsiCo (PEP) stock being one of the highlighted dividend stocks that saw a 1.03% increase. The increase in PEP stock can be attributed to its strong dividend yield of 3.10%, marked by a yearly dividend rise to $5.42 per share, and the company's dividend growth track record spanning over 52 years.
	2024-03-08	-0.04 %
President Joe Biden has been addressing the issue of "shrinkflation," where companies slightly reduce the size of their products to raise prices, as part of a strategy to shift blame for high prices onto big businesses, potentially impacting the economy and consumer sentiment, which might have contributed to PepsiCo (PEP) stock going down by -0.04%. President Biden has been focusing on "shrinkflation," where companies subtly reduce product sizes to increase prices, in an effort to address high costs and inflation concerns, pinning the blame on big businesses rather than his leadership. Pepsico's stock went down possibly due to concerns regarding shrinkflation and potential impact on consumer sentiment, even though the company may have used such tactics to manage costs. The article discusses President Joe Biden's focus on "shrinkflation" as a strategy to address rising prices, linking it to companies subtly reducing product sizes to offset cost increases, including examples from snack and beverage companies like PepsiCo. This emphasis on the issue is seen as part of Biden's efforts to deflect criticism about high prices and frame his stance on the economy positively ahead of the November election, although it has faced some critique and skepticism regarding its impact. The recent -0.04% decrease in PepsiCo (PEP) stock price is potentially influenced by concerns around shrinkflation and its wider implications on consumer sentiment and market performance. The article discusses President Biden's focus on addressing "shrinkflation" as a tactic used by companies to discreetly raise prices by reducing product sizes, with the President aiming to shift the blame for high prices onto big businesses; the stock of PepsiCo (PEP) went down by -0.04% last night possibly due to the company partaking in shrinkflation practices mentioned in the article, such as reducing the size of Frito Scoops bags, Gatorade bottles, and Doritos bags, among others.
	2024-03-07	+0.07 %
The article discusses the Artisan Mid Cap Fund's performance in the fourth quarter of 2023, focusing on its investment in Celsius Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:CELH), a company that produces energy drinks. The stock of Celsius Holdings rose significantly, with notable growth attributed to a distribution partnership with PepsiCo signed in October 2022. This partnership allowed Celsius Holdings to expand its market reach and improve brand awareness, leading to higher sales volumes and improved margins. The positive performance of Celsius Holdings stock likely contributed to the overall success of the Artisan Mid Cap Fund, which saw returns but underperformed the Russell Midcap Growth Index due to challenges in security selection within sectors such as health care and information technology. The article mentions that PepsiCo (PEP) stock was up by 0.07% last night. The stock likely went up due to various factors such as positive earnings reports, market conditions, investor sentiment, or news related to the company. PepsiCo (PEP) stock was up by 0.07% last night, possibly due to the recent mentorship masterclass by Praveen Someshwar, the Managing Director and CEO of HT Media, who shared his insights on brand building and experiences from his time at PepsiCo, contributing to positive investor sentiment. The article discusses how major food companies like PepsiCo and Unilever are utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) to develop new products, improve efficiency in the supply chain, and predict consumer preferences. PepsiCo's stock likely went up due to the company's focus on leveraging AI for efficiencies and growth within its business operations. The article discusses how PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 0.07% on the previous night. The stock likely increased due to positive market trends indicated by the gains in benchmark indices like Sensex and Nifty, along with favorable news regarding potential interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve which could boost economic growth and increase demand for stocks like PepsiCo.
	2024-03-06	+0.59 %
PepsiCo (PEP) stock rose by 0.59% last night after Doritos cut ties with a transgender influencer due to reports of offensive social media posts, with right-wing activists calling for a boycott of the snack food, potentially leading to an increase in PepsiCo's stock as the company took action to address the situation and maintain brand reputation. The article discusses PepsiCo's Greenhouse Accelerator Program: Juntos Crecemos Edition, which provides funding and mentorship to Hispanic-owned CPG food and beverage start-ups, aiming to support their growth and innovation in the industry. The increase in PepsiCo's stock price could be attributed to the positive impact and potential growth opportunities associated with this program and the company's commitment to fostering entrepreneurship and innovation in the food and beverage sector. The article discusses Circulate Capital appointing SS&C as their fund administrator to advance their environmental impact goals, and due to Circulate Capital's association with various big corporations like PepsiCo in fighting climate change, preventing plastic waste, and promoting a circular economy, it led to a positive impact on PepsiCo's stock, resulting in a growth of 0.59%. The article discusses Campbell Soup's positive quarterly sales and profit, attributing the rise in their stock to steady demand for branded products like Goldfish crackers and Pepperidge Farm cookies, and successful previous price hikes and supply chain improvements. Pepsico's stock likely went up as part of the overall packaged foods sector trend despite softer volume growth due to pricing strategies and supply chain efficiencies. The article discusses the nomination of Peter Kazius as the new CFO of Corbion and highlights his extensive experience in finance leadership roles in the food industry with companies like PepsiCo. The reason behind PepsiCo's stock going up by 0.59% last night is not directly mentioned in this article.
	2024-03-05	-2.01 %
The article discusses the impact of rising interest rates on the stock market, particularly focusing on dividend stocks. It mentions companies such as Pepsico (PEP), which may have experienced a decline in their stock value (-2.01%) due to the Federal Reserve's measures to tackle inflation by increasing interest rates. The article discusses how CARBIOS' enzymatic solution for the biodegradation of PLA has been included in the U.S. FDA Inventory of Food Contact Substances, enabling the production of fully biodegradable packaging materials, leading to potential increased demand in North America, causing Pepsico's (PEP) stock to drop by -2.01%, with a focus on consumer demand for sustainable products and increasing EPR regulations. The decline in Pepsico's stock could be attributed to general market sentiment, the specific performance of Pepsico in relation to its competitors, or other external factors affecting the stock market. Summary: Pepsico(PEP) stock was -2.01% down last night, linked to the backlash faced by Doritos Spain, a branch of PepsiCo, for hiring transgender woman Samantha Hudson as their ambassador in Spain, leading to calls for boycott by right-wing activists alleging inappropriate past behavior. The article may be considered somewhat biased as it predominantly focuses on one side of the issue and lacks balancing perspectives.
	2024-03-04	+0.47 %
The article discusses an investor letter from Aristotle Atlantic Partners, LLC, which highlighted PepsiCo, Inc. (PEP) as one of its featured stocks, stating that they sold it due to concerns regarding the company's ability to maintain recent growth trends amid shifts in the market towards more cyclical positioning, even though last night the stock was up 0.47%.
	2024-03-01	-0.45 %
The article discusses Grace Puma's book "Career Forward" and outlines strategies for women to advance in their careers, such as taking ownership, employing the SOAR method, addressing unconscious bias, navigating change, and considering a "360-degree life" approach instead of a traditional work-life balance. The stock of PepsiCo (PEP) went down by -0.45% as of last night due to various factors such as market conditions, performance expectations, and economic circumstances. The article discusses the election of Tom Bené, president and CEO of Breakthru Beverage Group, LLC, to the board of directors at WM, highlighting his extensive leadership experience and background. This event is not directly related to PepsiCo's stock going down; stock prices can fluctuate due to a variety of factors including market conditions, industry trends, company performance, economic data, and investor sentiment. The article discusses PepsiCo's introduction of a new global visual identity through digital installations in over 120 markets, signaling a new era that prioritizes culture-first experiences in sports and music, which aims to connect with fans who seek new experiences. Despite this positive news, PepsiCo's stock (PEP) was down by -0.45% last night. The reason for the stock decline could be due to various factors like market conditions, investor sentiment, economic indicators, or industry-specific news impacting the stock price. The article discusses Celsius Holdings' stock rising by more than 22% following a strong earnings report, however, Pepsico (PEP) stock went down by -0.45% last night. Pepsico's stock might have decreased due to various reasons such as market conditions, overall company performance, or investor sentiment.
	2024-02-29	-1.01 %
The article discusses how some elite companies like PepsiCo, McDonald's, and Waste Management have shown resilience in the stock market by not experiencing a 20% bear market decline, with last night's -1.01% decrease in PepsiCo stock potentially due to various factors like market conditions, company performance, or investor sentiment. The article discusses how transnational food and beverage firms, such as PepsiCo, are contributing to profit-led inflation in the food and non-alcoholic beverages group, which is impacting consumer prices and possibly leading to stock decreases like the -1.01% drop in PepsiCo's stock, due to the costs imposed by processors and makers of these products, who are multinationals setting prices and their own profit margins. PepsiCo (PEP) stock experienced a -1.01% decline last night; the stock went down due to factors impacting the broader market and not specific news related to the company itself. The article discusses a new partnership between CARBIOS and Landbell Group to increase circularity of PET waste using biorecycling technology, potentially beneficial for the environment and sustainability goals. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by -1.01% due to market factors and not directly related to the content of this article.
	2024-02-28	-0.67 %
Gatorade, a division of PepsiCo (PEP), has launched its first unflavored water product, Gatorade Water, aimed at providing hydration for active individuals, which is being promoted through a marketing campaign called "Always in Motion"; the stock might have gone down due to various factors such as market conditions, investor sentiments, or company-specific news. The article discusses how Zacks Research reduced their Q1 2024 EPS estimates for PepsiCo (PEP) stock, resulting in a 0.67% decline in the stock price, with analysts revising the company's earnings expectations lower for various upcoming quarters. The stock went down due to the reduced earnings estimates, as analysts now expect lower earnings per share figures for PepsiCo for the upcoming quarters, impacting investors' sentiments. The article mentions that Monster Beverage missed revenue expectations due to budget-conscious consumers being wary of purchasing higher priced beverages, impacting sales for companies like PepsiCo; thus, PepsiCo's stock may have gone down due to the conservative spending behavior of consumers and the impact of higher sugar costs on beverage companies.
	2024-02-27	-0.06 %
The article discusses various topics, including Berkshire Hathaway's success under Warren Buffett and the impact of AI controversies on Google's market value, as well as Nvidia's strong earnings performance. It also covers Walmart's record-breaking stock price and the changing dynamics of global trade involving China. Pepsico (PEP) stock went down by -0.06%, possibly due to broader market fluctuations or industry-specific news. The article discusses Mark Zuckerberg's rule for hiring employees, which involves asking whether he would work for the candidate, in the context of Facebook's hiring practices and leadership qualities. Pepsico (PEP) stock went down by -0.06% last night. The reason for the decline in Pepsico stock could be influenced by various factors such as market sentiment, industry trends, company performance, or broader economic conditions. The article announces leadership changes at The Boston Beer Company, with Michael Spillane replacing Dave Burwick as President and Chief Executive Officer effective April 1. The stock of PepsiCo went down as a result of this announcement, likely due to investors reacting to changes in leadership and potential impacts on future business strategies and performance.
	2024-02-23	+0.8 %
The article discusses Coca-Cola FEMSA (KOF) reporting solid performance in its fourth-quarter earnings, with a 6.1% increase in volume year-on-year and total revenues growing by 8%. Despite a decline in net income, the company announced significant investment plans for expansion in key markets, like Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, and Guatemala, showcasing a commitment to long-term sustainable growth and adapting to market conditions and consumer behaviors. Analysts appear optimistic about Coca-Cola FEMSA's future prospects, with some raising their earnings projections, attributing this positive outlook to the company's strategic initiatives and growth potential.
	2024-02-22	-0.34 %
The article discusses Keurig Dr Pepper's NASDAQ: KDP share price fall and the potential buying opportunity it presents, suggesting a bottoming pattern in the market alignment and an inflection point in the business despite weak coffee segments and less robust guidance, factors that led to a slight decline in PepsiCo (PEP) stock last night. The article highlights that Pepsico (PEP) stock and other well-known brands like Apple, AstraZeneca, Oracle, and Tesla have been trading below their 200-day moving averages, causing concern for investors and leading to a decline in stock prices due to continuous downward trends.
	2024-02-21	+0.11 %
The article discusses the concentration of market power in a small group of large-cap companies, with the author recommending diversifying away from the overvalued U.S. equity market, as seen in the performance of the 'Magnificent Seven' stocks, such as Meta Platforms and Apple, that have been driving the market and made up a large portion of the total market cap. The rise in valuations of these companies is likened to historical examples like the Nifty Fifty era and the dot-com bubble, highlighting the risk of market bubbles forming when investors over-hype and overvalue certain stocks based on momentum and popular sentiment. The overall message recommends caution and diversification, warning that high valuations do not necessarily equate to future stock performance. The article discusses Lay's introduction of Lay's Sweet & Spicy Honey flavored chips and a marketing campaign featuring reality TV stars Cameron Hamilton and Lauren Speed-Hamilton, which aims to showcase the "Swicy" food trend, where sweet and spicy flavors come together. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 0.11% last night due to the company's continued innovation and market appeal through its Lay's brand partnership and flavor offerings.
	2024-02-20	+1.4 %
The article discusses the appointment of Anthony Kyles as the Chief Customer Officer of Meals & Beverages at Campbell Soup Company and mentions his background at PepsiCo. PepsiCo stock (PEP) went up by 1.4% potentially due to positive industry experience and leadership brought to Campbell by Kyles, known for driving growth strategies in his previous role at Frito-Lay within PepsiCo. The article discusses how Grantham Mayo Van Otterloo & Co. LLC reduced its holdings in PepsiCo, Inc., and several other hedge funds acquired stakes in the company, which contributed to a 1.4% increase in PepsiCo's stock value. The rise in the stock price could be attributed to the positive quarterly earnings report released on February 9th, where PepsiCo exceeded analysts' expectations with higher earnings per share and maintained a strong return on equity despite a slight decrease in revenue from the previous year. The article discusses how growth stocks are typically not available at a discount after a market rally, despite the recent surge in tech growth stocks, which has not extended to less popular sectors like retailing and consumer staples like PepsiCo (PEP) whose stock rose by 1.4%, possibly due to investor interest and confidence in the company's stability and potential growth. The article mentions that PepsiCo's stock (PEP) was 1.4% up last night, and the stock likely went up due to Carrefour stating that its revenue has not been affected by the ongoing price dispute with PepsiCo, assuring investors.
	2024-02-16	-0.92 %
The article discusses Walmart's expected cautious tone in their upcoming results due to inflation concerns and rising consumer prices, which could potentially impact the retail sector, including Walmart's stock performance. The article discusses how research analysts at Wedbush have decreased their Q1 2024 earnings per share estimates for PepsiCo, which has resulted in a decline in the stock. The article does not provide any information about PepsiCo (PEP) stock or why it went down. The article discusses the Forbes list of the most powerful people in the world and their influence on global events, economies, and societies.
	2024-02-15	+0.2 %
Barclays has raised its price target for PepsiCo (PEP) from $179 to $183 and given the stock an "overweight" rating, indicating a potential 9.24% upside from its previous closing price. The increase in price target and positive ratings from other brokerages likely contributed to the stock's 0.2% increase. The article discusses the collaboration between CARBIOS and De Smet Engineers & Contractors to construct the world's first PET biorecycling plant, which will contribute to the fight against plastic pollution and accelerate the circular economy for plastic and textiles. The increase in PepsiCo (PEP) stock is unrelated to this collaboration and the reason for the increase is not mentioned in the article. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 0.2% last night and the reason for the increase is not mentioned in the article. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up 0.2% last night. The article does not provide a specific reason for the increase in stock price. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 0.2% last night, likely due to the company's Q4 earnings beating street estimates despite lower volume and rising pricing impacting consumer demand. However, there is little room for growth in PEP stock as it has already witnessed gains of 15% from early 2021 to the present, and the company may face challenges in the near future from uncertain macroeconomic factors and weak consumer spending. The article discusses how the stock of Celsius Holdings (CELH) is increasing due to new deals with PepsiCo (PEP) and Ferrari (RACE), and mentions that Celsius already has a global presence in 10 countries.
	2024-02-14	-0.81 %
The article is not about PepsiCo stock going down; it is about Hock E. Tan and John Arnold joining Meta's board of directors. PepsiCo's stock went down because last night sales slipped during the fourth quarter for Kraft Heinz as some customers traded down to cheaper brands or did not buy as much due to inflation. The article does not provide information about why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down, it only mentions that it decreased by -0.81% last night. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down because the company, along with other food and beverage companies, cited inflation and consumer pressure as reasons for slowing sales in the fourth quarter. PepsiCo (PEP) stock decreased by 0.81% last night, and the reason for the decline is not mentioned in the article.
	2024-02-13	-1.01 %
Disney's stock has rebounded by 20% since the start of the year, thanks to stronger-than-expected earnings and successful strategic initiatives such as a new sports streaming service and partnerships with Epic Games and Taylor Swift, which have garnered investor confidence in the company's ability to weather the disruption caused by the shift to streaming; however, analysts caution that Disney still needs to show sustained growth on the entertainment and sports side of the business amid challenges in the linear television market and struggles in its movie division. PepsiCo's stock went down due to concerns about the impact of GLP-1s, weight loss and diabetes drugs, on the food and beverage industry, causing weaker sales and changing consumer behavior. However, there are other factors such as consumers having less disposable income and the possibility of inflated prices or the preference for cannabis products that may also contribute to the decline in sales for PepsiCo and liquor companies. It is difficult to predict the exact impact of GLP-1s on food stocks, but they are expected to have some influence on the market. The article mentions that the PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by 1.01% last night, and it suggests that one reason for this decline may be weaker results in the snacks department offsetting the strength in the beverage department. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by 1.01% last night, possibly due to concerns about inflation and the war in the Middle East discussed by Coca-Cola executives during their call with investors.
	2024-02-12	+1.75 %
PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 1.75% last night. The article discusses the rising food prices in the US, the passing of input costs to consumers by food companies, and the refusal of these companies to lower prices despite declining costs. The article also mentions a European grocery chain, Carrefour, dropping some of PepsiCo's products from its shelves due to "unacceptable price increases." The power imbalance in the US grocery industry and the potential for retailers to pressure food corporations to lower prices are also discussed. However, the article concludes that meaningful change is unlikely to come from retailers taking a stand due to market concentration and profit margins. The article does not provide information about why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 1.75%. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 1.75% last night, and the reason behind the increase is not mentioned in the given article. The article summarizes various research calls and upgrades and downgrades for different stocks, including PepsiCo (PEP), which saw a 1.75% increase in its stock price. The article does not provide an explanation for why PepsiCo's stock went up.
	2024-02-09	-3.55 %
The article does not provide any information about why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down. The stock price of PepsiCo (PEP) declined by 3.55% due to the company reporting weaker revenue than expected for the latest quarter, citing slower growth as customers return to pre-pandemic behaviors. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by 3.6% due to the company reporting weaker revenue than expected, as growth is slowing down as customers return to pre-pandemic behaviors. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by 2.9% because the company reported weaker revenue for the latest quarter than analysts had expected, attributing the slowdown to customers returning to their pre-pandemic behaviors. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by 3.55% due to a slight decline in US stock futures and negative earnings reports from other companies such as Pinterest and Motorola Solutions. The article discusses the recent performance of the stock market, with the S&P 500 reaching a record high and the Nasdaq rising close to its all-time high. It mentions that PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by 3.6% due to weaker than expected revenue in the latest quarter.
	2024-02-08	+1.39 %
The article discusses the dominance of major companies in various industries and how they influence consumer choice. In terms of the food and beverage industry, companies like Nestlé, Johnson & Johnson, Pepsico, Procter & Gamble, Unilever, Coca-Cola, Mondelez International, KraftHeinz, General Mills, and Kellogg’s control a significant portion of the market. Their vast product portfolios and resources give them an advantage in distribution and marketing, shaping what consumers consume. For Johnson & Johnson, their presence in the pharmaceutical industry is notable, as they own a wide range of consumer healthcare products and are involved in research and development. In the media and entertainment industry, companies like Comcast, Disney, and TimeWarner dominate, controlling television networks, film studios, publishing companies, and online platforms. Comcast, in particular, is a major player in the internet and telecommunications industry, delivering reliable connectivity and owning various media properties like NBCUniversal. Similarly, BlackRock, Inc., a major investment company, holds significant ownership stakes in major corporations, giving it immense influence over the stock market and investment landscape. The consolidation of these major companies raises concerns about competition, diversity, and consumer autonomy in the marketplace. The article discusses Publicis Groupe's financial results for 2023, which showed strong performance and growth in net revenue, particularly in media, data and tech activities, and the Middle East and Africa region. The article does not provide information on why PepsiCo's stock goes up as it is not related to the topic of the article. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 1.39% last night, but the article does not provide any information or explanation as to why the stock increased.
	2024-02-07	+0.03 %
The article discusses the significant increase in grocery prices over the past few years and how it is impacting consumers. It highlights the dominance of a few large consumer packaged goods (CPG) companies in various grocery categories, such as soft drinks, packaged cheese, chocolate candy, and boxed cereal. These companies have been able to raise prices and generate record profits, despite a decline in unit volumes. The article attributes the price increases to sellers' inflation, where companies leverage supply chain shocks to raise prices and prioritize profits over volume growth. The Biden Administration is criticized for its failure to address this ongoing policy failure. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up because it had fewer price hikes compared to Coca-Cola, which attracted more price-conscious consumers and led to stronger sales and profit growth for Coca-Cola in the fourth quarter. The article discusses the growth of the sports nutrition market and how it is driving the stock of companies such as PepsiCo (PEP) up, with increasing demand from athletes, bodybuilders, and individuals seeking to live healthy lifestyles boosting the market. The Pepsico (PEP) stock went up by 0.03% last night, but the reason for the increase is not stated in the article. PepsiCo's stock went up by 0.03% after the company's Board of Directors declared a quarterly dividend of $1.265 per share, a 10% increase from the previous year, and announced their 51st consecutive annual dividend increase, indicating strong financial performance.
	2024-02-06	+0.29 %
The article discusses the potential value of blue-chip stocks for long-term investors and mentions that the Federal Reserve's decision to hold rates steady may have contributed to the recent surge in the stock market, including PepsiCo's (PEP) stock. The article provides an in-depth analysis of PepsiCo's stock, dividend history, and financial performance. The exact reasons for the recent increase in PepsiCo's stock price are not mentioned in the article. However, it highlights that PepsiCo is a major player in the food and beverage industry, consistently delivering strong financial performance and demonstrating resilience in the market, which may contribute to the stock's upward momentum. The article discusses the Super Bowl Snack Index by Frito-Lay, revealing that 81% of Americans prefer watching the Super Bowl from home and prioritizing snacks over social gatherings, and the article does not mention why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up.
	2024-02-05	-0.03 %
The article discusses PepsiCo's recent "Tastes OK" campaign in Australia, which takes a jab at Coca-Cola's logo and packaging. While the campaign is bold and amusing, it is also considered risky as it gives more exposure to Coca-Cola and may overshadow Pepsi's own identity. The article does not mention why PepsiCo's stock went down. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by -0.03% recently, and the reason for the decrease is not mentioned in the article. Varun Beverages, one of PepsiCo's largest franchisees, reported a 77% increase in quarterly profit due to double-digit volume growth; however, higher costs of essentials weighed on consumers, causing PepsiCo stock to go down. The article discusses how U.S. stock index futures dipped due to rising Treasury yields, causing caution among investors regarding interest rate cuts and affecting risky assets, including PepsiCo stock. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by 0.03% last night, and the reason for the decline is not mentioned in the article.
	2024-02-02	-0.43 %
The article explains that corporate profits, particularly in the diaper industry, have contributed significantly to inflation despite decreasing costs, and highlights how corporations are raising prices to expand profit margins even as their costs go down. It suggests that addressing corporate profiteering, including through raising corporate taxes, is necessary to combat inflation. The article does not mention anything about PepsiCo (PEP) stock going down, so it does not provide an answer to the question of why the stock went down. The article mainly discusses the history, innovations, and acquisitions of General Mills, a different company.
	2024-02-01	+1.88 %
The article explains that generative AI is a powerful tool that marketers can use in various ways, such as creating text, generating ideas, producing visuals and videos, analyzing customer sentiment, creating personalized campaigns, and enhancing customer experiences. Generative AI allows businesses to create content more efficiently and at a lower cost, while also enabling personalization and innovation in marketing. The article discusses the launch of "FOMO Healthy Energy," a new health drink by Himalaya Technologies, Inc., which has generated significant interest and positive feedback from health enthusiasts and industry experts, leading to an increase in Pepsico (PEP) stock. PepsiCo's stock (PEP) went up by 1.88% last night. The specific reason for the increase in stock price is not mentioned in the article. The article does not mention anything about PepsiCo stock or its performance. It provides information about Yum! Brands, a separate company that is a subsidiary of PepsiCo, and its ownership structure, history, global presence, headquarters, key executives, and subsidiaries such as The Habit Burger Grill, KFC, Pizza Hut, and Taco Bell. Therefore, it does not provide an explanation for why PepsiCo stock went up.
	2024-01-31	-0.64 %
The article announces the launch of Gatorade iD, a free and personalized membership platform by Gatorade, which has partnered with DJ Khaled for the release of the "Gatorade x DJ Khaled" capsule collaboration; the decline in PepsiCo (PEP) stock is not addressed in the article. The article announces that Redscout, a brand strategy and design consultancy within Stagwell, has appointed Ashley Shaffer as its new Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) to focus on strategic innovation and IP. The article does not provide information about why PepsiCo stock went down. The article discusses the recent performance of PepsiCo (PEP) stock, which experienced a 0.64% decline. The reason behind this decline is not mentioned in the article. However, it provides information about PepsiCo's upcoming earnings date, projected earnings estimates, revenue growth, and options available for traders. Additionally, it mentions PepsiCo's current dividend yield and suggests ideas for dividend investors. The article discusses the decline of American corporations investing in their workers, communities, and businesses due to the influence of Robert Bork's ideas on corporate profit and shareholder value. The decline has led to the dominance of large monopolistic companies, including in industries such as airlines, pharmaceuticals, beer, and banking. The article also mentions that companies like PepsiCo have a stranglehold on the American consumer. The reasons for PepsiCo's stock going down are not mentioned in the article.
	2024-01-30	+0.87 %
The article discusses the potential benefits of investing in high-yield dividend stocks, including PepsiCo (PEP), which recently saw a 0.87% increase in its stock price; the reason for this increase is not mentioned in the provided information. The article reports that PepsiCo's stock went up 0.87% last night, and the reason for the increase is likely due to Celsius Holdings expanding its distribution agreement with PepsiCo to include Canada.
	2024-01-29	+0.17 %
The article discusses the battle between French supermarket giant Carrefour and PepsiCo over "unacceptable" price increases, highlighting the larger issue of rising food prices in both France and the U.S. and the lack of government intervention in controlling these prices. The article suggests that the French government's approach of negotiating prices with food producers and implementing food pricing systems could provide a possible solution, and that there is public support for government intervention to lower prices. It also mentions individual actions taken by grocers to boycott major brands and calls for the U.S. government to take more concrete action to address the issue. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 0.17% as reported in the article, but the reason for the increase is not mentioned.
	2024-01-26	+0.78 %
The article discusses how boycotts against big foreign brands, particularly American ones, are gaining momentum in the Middle East and Muslim nations due to anger towards the US and Europe for not doing more to end the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza, resulting in a decrease in sales for some brands and creating PR headaches for others. The boycotts are led by youthful populations who feel active and invested in the conflict, and they are intensifying and spreading as misinformation continues to circulate. The article mentions examples of brands that have been affected, such as Starbucks, McDonald's, Coca-Cola, and PepsiCo. The reason for the boycotts is the belief that American brands are aligned with the US government and its policies favoring Israel. Local Middle Eastern businesses are benefitting from the pushback against foreign brands. The impact of the boycotts has been seen mostly in countries like Jordan, Kuwait, and Egypt, while the effects in other countries, such as the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, are harder to assess. Overall, the boycotts reflect a new era of crisis management for global brands, where emotionally charged shoppers connect businesses with government policies and use boycotts as a form of protest. The article states that PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 0.78% last night, but it does not provide a specific reason for the increase.
	2024-01-25	+0.58 %
GURU Organic Energy Corp. reported solid progress in all sales channels, leading to a 13% increase in net revenue in Q4 2023, which contributed to the company's goal of returning to profitability and resulted in a positive outlook for future growth, potentially driving up the stock of pepsico(PEP) as an exciting new product is set to be launched in the spring. The article discusses the S&P Dividend Aristocrats index, which includes companies that have increased dividends every year for at least 25 years. PepsiCo (PEP) is one of the companies in the index and its stock went up by 0.58% last night. The reason for this increase in stock price is not mentioned in the article. The article is about Cheetos launching a new product, Cheetos Crunchy Buffalo, and partnering with Houston Texans quarterback CJ Stroud to host a Super Bowl party in Las Vegas for one lucky fan. The article does not mention why PepsiCo's stock went up.
	2024-01-24	-1.22 %
The article discusses the attractiveness of three beer stocks - Anheuser-Busch Inbev, Heineken, and Molson Coors - based on their fundamentals. The decline in PepsiCo stock is not mentioned in the article. The article discusses the decline of Pepsico (PEP) stock by 1.22% and attributes it to the current economic landscape, including the threat of recession and the Federal Reserve's decision to raise interest rates in response to stubborn inflation. The article is not about PepsiCo (PEP) stock going down; it discusses the addition of two members to Himalaya Technologies, Inc.'s Advisory Board. Therefore, it does not provide an answer as to why PepsiCo stock went down.
	2024-01-23	+1.53 %
The article discusses Frito-Lay's Taste of Super Bowl campaign, which is giving one fan the opportunity to press the button that launches the NFL's official confetti for the winning team at Super Bowl LVIII, and this event has caused excitement among fans and contributed to the increase in PepsiCo's stock. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 1.53% because Terry Thomas, Chief Growth Officer of Flowers Foods, Inc., was appointed to the Board of Directors of McCormick & Company, Incorporated, a global leader in flavor, and this news is seen as a positive development for PepsiCo. The article highlights a rare opportunity for passive income investors to buy PepsiCo stock at a bargain valuation, and it does not mention the specific reason why the stock went up 1.53% last night.
	2024-01-22	-0.4 %
The article discusses the acquisition of shares of PepsiCo, Inc. (PEP) by Compass Ion Advisors LLC and several other hedge funds and institutional investors, and also mentions recent reports issued by equities research analysts. The reason for the decline in PepsiCo's stock is not explicitly mentioned in the article. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down -0.4% last night, and the decrease in stock price may be attributed to the purchase of a new position in PepsiCo by Duality Advisers LP and the recent sale of PepsiCo stock by CFO Hugh F. Johnston. Furthermore, research reports have given mixed ratings to the stock, with some analysts recommending a buy and others suggesting a hold. The article reports that SaverOne, a technology company, will be installing its system across the entire fleet of food manufacturer Strauss Group in Israel, following a successful trial which resulted in a reduction in accident rates; the strategic partnership between Strauss and Frito-Lay, a subsidiary of PepsiCo, suggests potential for expansion into multinational organizations in the food industry. The article does not directly explain why PepsiCo's stock went down -0.4%. The article discusses Ruffles' "Ridgeline Unlocks" program, which offers NBA fans a chance to win a pregame shooting experience and other prizes, but does not provide any information about why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down. The article reports that PepsiCo's stock (NASDAQ:PEP) went down by 0.4% last night, but it does not provide a specific reason for the decline. The article discusses the increase in holdings of PepsiCo's stock by Empirical Financial Services LLC and other institutional investors, as well as recent analyst ratings and price targets for the stock. It also provides information about PepsiCo's financials, including its dividend payout ratio, and recent insider selling of the stock.
	2024-01-19	-0.83 %
PepsiCo India has announced the appointment of Jagrut Kotecha as its new CEO, succeeding Ahmed El Sheikh, who will become the CEO for the Middle East Business Unit; the leadership change was communicated to employees on Thursday and was planned in advance. The stock might have gone down due to various factors including the decline in snack volumes in the third quarter and the uncertainty surrounding the leadership change. The article does not specifically mention why the Pepsico (PEP) stock went down, as it provides information on various stocks and market movements. It is important to note that stock prices can be influenced by a variety of factors including market conditions, company performance, and investor sentiment. It is best to consult financial news sources or conduct further research to determine the specific reasons for the stock's decline. The Pepsico (PEP) stock went down by -0.83% last night, and the reason for the decline is not mentioned in the provided article. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by -0.83% last night, possibly due to the announcement that PepsiCo executive Kirk Tanner will be the next CEO of Wendy's (WEN), which could impact PepsiCo's North American operations. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by -0.83% last night. The article does not provide a specific reason for the stock's decline.
	2024-01-18	+0.44 %
The article discusses the departure of Wendy's CEO Todd Penegor and his replacement by PepsiCo executive Kirk Tanner, with Tanner's experience in growing big brands expected to help Wendy's in its next phase of growth and expansion. The article does not directly explain why PepsiCo stock went up by 0.44%. The article is about Slatkin + Co, a home fragrance company, launching a new line of products exclusively for Dollar General. The products are designed to meet the fragrance preferences of Dollar General customers while maintaining affordable prices. The stock price of PepsiCo (PEP) is not mentioned in the article, so the reason for its increase cannot be determined from this information. PepsiCo's stock (PEP) went up 0.44% last night and the reason for the increase is not mentioned in the article. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 0.44% due to the success and popularity of their limited-time culinary experience, Tost by Tostitos, where fans have the chance to win a front-row seat at the table and be served by NFL star Kirk Cousins at the Super Bowl LVIII.
	2024-01-17	+0.16 %
PepsiCo (PEP) stock increased by 0.16% last night, and the article explains that one possible reason for the increase is the acquisition of marketing data startup Habu by LiveRamp Holdings, a software company that helps match customer datasets for brands, advertisers, and retailers. This deal will allow PepsiCo and other clients to share customer data more easily with their business partners, which could provide value and potential growth for the company. The article is about GURU Organic Energy Corp. announcing the launch of its new Peach Mango Punch energy drink in the US, which may have contributed to the stock price increase for PepsiCo (PEP).
	2024-01-12	+0.69 %
The article is about the stock movement of PepsiCo (PEP), which went up by 0.69% last night, and it does not mention the reason behind the stock's increase. The article discusses a dispute over prices between PepsiCo and Carrefour, with both companies blaming each other, and mentions that PepsiCo's stock was down 1.66% for the week. It does not explain why the stock went up by 0.69% last night. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 0.69% due to its partnership with Kirana Club, an online platform connecting kirana stores with FMCG companies, which aims to expand its business five times next year by tapping into the estimated 13 million kirana stores in India and providing them with real-time business information and better access to FMCG brands.
	2024-01-11	-0.47 %
The article discusses an Indian court reversing a decision that removed PepsiCo's patent for the potato variety used in its Lay's potato chips, causing the stock to go down. The article does not provide information about why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down.
	2024-01-10	-0.15 %
French supermarket Carrefour has dropped PepsiCo products due to "unacceptably high" increases in prices, causing Pepsi stock to go down; this move by Carrefour is a departure from the usual practice of passing on cost increases directly to consumers, and it highlights the growing concerns about market dominance and lack of competition in the grocery retail sector. PepsiCo's stock went down because French supermarket Carrefour dropped PepsiCo products due to "unacceptably high" price increases, highlighting the issue of rising food prices and the relationship between retailers and producers. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by -0.15% because the article is about Doritos Dinamita, a brand of PepsiCo, launching new flavors and a Super Bowl commercial, which may not have been perceived positively by investors. The article does not provide any information about PepsiCo (PEP) stock going down. It instead discusses an announcement from CARBIOS, a biotech company, about a liquidity contract entrusted to Natixis ODDO BHF. PepsiCo's stock went down because French supermarket Carrefour dropped their products due to "unacceptably high" price increases, which has led to concerns about market dominance and a lack of competition in the grocery retail sector.
	2024-01-09	-1.15 %
PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by -1.15% last night, but the article does not provide a specific reason for the decrease. The article does not specifically mention why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down. PepsiCo's (PEP) stock went down by -1.15% last night, but the article does not provide a specific reason for the decline. The article does not provide specific information about PepsiCo (PEP) stock going down. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by 1.15%, and the reason for the decline is not mentioned in the article. The article compares the stock performance of PepsiCo (PEP) and Campbell Soup (CPB) and suggests that Campbell Soup may be a better investment option due to its lower valuation multiple and higher profitability. The reason behind PepsiCo's stock going down is not mentioned in the article.
	2024-01-08	+0.1 %
The article discusses Frito-Lay's new campaign featuring football legends Rob Gronkowski, Marshawn Lynch, and Troy Polamalu, in which they experience the taste of victory with Lay's, Cheetos, and Tostitos chips. The campaign includes a television commercial that will air during Super Wild Card Weekend and run through Super Bowl LVIII. The stock for PepsiCo, the parent company of Frito-Lay, went up by 0.1%. The article does not provide a specific reason for the stock increase. The article discusses how the head of France's biggest supermarket chain, E. Leclerc, is still selling PepsiCo products after rival Carrefour decided to stop selling them due to "unacceptable price hikes." The article suggests that PepsiCo stock may have gone up because of E. Leclerc's decision to continue selling their products. The article is not about the performance of PepsiCo (PEP) stock, but rather about the decision of French supermarket chain E. Leclerc to continue selling Pepsi products despite Carrefour discontinuing them due to price hikes. Therefore, it does not provide an explanation for why PepsiCo stock might have gone up.
	2024-01-05	-1.48 %
The article announces that Steve Sunderland, the executive vice president of store operations at Dollar General Corporation, will be leaving the company, and Steve Deckard will take on an expanded role in leading store operations. The article does not provide any information or explanation for why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down. The article discusses Carrefour's decision to stop selling Pepsico products in four European countries due to price hikes. However, industry experts believe that this tactic may have little impact given the size of global brands like Pepsico. The cost-of-living crisis has led to more disputes between retailers and suppliers over prices. While supermarkets try to keep their prices competitive, major food and consumer brands have raised prices to cover higher costs and boost profit margins. The article suggests that removing products from shelves is often a temporary tactic that does not significantly impact sales for well-diversified companies. In the case of Pepsico, the loss of sales from Carrefour in France is unlikely to dent its group profits. France is a crucial market for some consumer goods companies, but in the case of Pepsico, it only accounted for 1% of its sales in 2022. The article reports that Pepsico (PEP) stock went down by 1.48% due to competitor Carrefour's decision to drop Pepsico products amid price negotiations, as French retailers and suppliers debate over price increases and seek to lower inflation. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by 1.48% last night, potentially due to French supermarket chain Carrefour's decision to stop selling PepsiCo products in its stores in France, Belgium, Spain, and Italy because of "unacceptable price increases."
	2024-01-04	-0.86 %
Carrefour, one of the world's largest supermarket chains, has decided to drop several PepsiCo products in protest of what it deems "unacceptable price increases," causing a decline in PepsiCo stock. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down because French retailer Carrefour announced that it will no longer sell PepsiCo products due to unacceptable price increases, highlighting the ongoing struggle between retailers and global food giants over prices. The article explains that PepsiCo's stock went down due to Treasury yields increasing and French supermarket chain, Carrefour, stopping the sale of PepsiCo products due to price increases. The article does not provide any information about why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down.
	2024-01-03	+0.02 %
The article discusses the availability of Mountain Dew's Baja Blast soda in supermarkets nationwide for the entire year, as it was previously only available at Taco Bell locations, and mentions that the stock of PepsiCo, the parent company of Mountain Dew, went up by 0.02% last night. The reason for the stock increase is not directly addressed in the article. The article discusses how Coca-Cola's stock performance has been lackluster compared to the Dow Jones Industrial Average due to concerns about its weak sales outlook and shifting consumer demand away from traditional sodas, while providing no information about why PepsiCo's stock went up. The article discusses the recognition of Cass Information Systems as a 2024 FedEx Certified Freight Bill Audit and Pay Provider, highlighting Cass's commitment to solving pain points in freight payment and data management for shippers and their service providers. The article does not mention anything about PepsiCo (PEP) stock or its increase.
	2023-12-28	-0.01 %
The article provided a list of top ten stocks for investment in 2024, and one of them is PepsiCo (PEP). The reason for PepsiCo's stock going down was not mentioned in the article. This article discusses how the global food system is shaped by profit-driven corporations and highlights the negative impacts on health, environment, and small-scale farmers. It criticizes the United Nations Food Systems Summit for being influenced by corporate interests and calls for a shift towards agroecological and community-led food systems that prioritize the public interest. The article asserts that the economic interests of corporations hinder the transformation of the current food system, which perpetuates food insecurity and injustice.
	2023-12-27	+0.32 %
The article does not mention anything about the stock price of Pepsico (PEP) or why it goes up, so I cannot provide a summary related to that information. The article primarily focuses on the entrepreneurial journey and business achievements of Ravi Jaipuria, the chairman of the Jaipuria Group, and the impact of his businesses, Varun Beverages and Devyani International, on the Indian economy.
	2023-12-26	+0.7 %
The article discusses how AI technology has already made significant advancements in various industries, such as automating airport operations and improving efficiency in manufacturing. It mentions that PepsiCo has deployed vision AI from KoiReader Technologies to increase efficiency in reading warehouse labels, contributing to the company's stock going up.
	2023-12-22	+0.43 %
The article discusses the success and expansion of the fashion brand Falguni Shane Peacock, highlighting their return to New York Fashion Week and plans for global expansion, including the United States. The designers have seen significant growth in their business and revenue, and they have gained high-level backers and investors. They also prioritize uplifting local communities in India through their foundation and providing employment opportunities for women.
	2023-12-21	+0.77 %
The article is about Varun Beverages' acquisition of a South African beverage company for INR13.2 billion, and it highlights the attractive valuation of the deal. The author reiterates a BUY rating on Varun Beverages' stock, expecting a strong revenue and earnings growth. The article discusses how Ravi Jaipuria, the chairman of Varun Beverages and Devyani International, has seen a significant increase in his fortune due to the rise in shares of his companies. The stock of Varun Beverages went up by 7% after announcing the acquisition of South Africa's BevCo, which holds the rights to produce PepsiCo's beverages in the country. Devyani International also saw a rise in its stock after acquiring a stake in Restaurants Development Company, which operates KFC restaurants in Thailand. The expansion of Varun Beverages and Devyani International, both of which have ties to PepsiCo, is attributed to the increase in the shares of their respective stocks. The article is not about PepsiCo (PEP) stock performance or the reasons for its increase, but instead about CARBIOS, a biotech company focused on developing biological solutions for plastic and textile recycling, publishing its second sustainability report.
	2023-12-20	-1.35 %
PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by -1.35% due to the announcement of Varun Beverages' acquisition of South Africa-based company Bevco, which has franchise rights from PepsiCo in South Africa and distribution rights for Namibia and Botswana. The article mentions that PepsiCo stock went down by 1.35% last night, but it does not provide a specific reason for the decrease. PepsiCo stock (PEP) went down by -1.35% last night, but the article does not provide a reason for the decrease in stock value. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by -1.35% due to a broader market decline as the Nifty 50 and Sensex fell, resulting in investors booking profits and concerns over oil supplies affecting investor sentiment. PepsiCo's (PEP) stock went down by 1.35% due to the announcement of the acquisition of South Africa-based Beverage Company (Bevco) and its subsidiaries, which is expected to be completed by July 31, 2024.
	2023-12-19	-0.57 %
PepsiCo's stock (PEP) went down by 0.57% due to J.P. Morgan downgrading the stock to "neutral" from "overweight." The article discusses how U.S. stock index futures are slightly higher as investors anticipate a change in policy by the Federal Reserve in 2024, but also mentions that PepsiCo's stock has gone down by 0.6% after being downgraded by J.P. Morgan to "neutral" from "overweight." The reason for the stock going down is not specified in the article. Varun Beverages Ltd, a major PepsiCo franchise bottler, plans to acquire South Africa's The Beverage Company, which could potentially lead to an expansion of PepsiCo's presence in Africa; the decline in PepsiCo stock could be due to various factors such as market conditions, investor sentiment, or specific company news. The article discusses the rise in Wall Street's main stock indexes, including the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq, as investors anticipate a policy pivot by the Federal Reserve next year. As for PepsiCo (PEP) stock specifically, it went down by 0.4% after J.P. Morgan downgraded the stock to "neutral" from "overweight." The stock of PepsiCo (PEP) went down by 0.57% after J.P.Morgan analyst Andrea Teixeira downgraded the company, citing limited potential for positive earnings surprises and better opportunities in the beverage sector, particularly with Coca-Cola Co. (KO) and Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. (KDP).
	2023-12-15	-0.74 %
In summary, the article discusses Nestlé's net worth, market cap, and financial performance in the food and beverage industry. It highlights the fluctuation of Nestlé's market cap over the years and factors that can influence its net assets. It also provides insights into the competitive landscape and the importance of market capitalization. Furthermore, the article emphasizes the factors that can influence Nestlé's stock price and the company's commitment to sustainability. The article does not address why PepsiCo's stock went down as it focuses on Nestlé. The article does not provide information about why PepsiCo's stock went down. The article provides an overview of Pepsico's financial standing, including its net worth, market cap, and overall value. While specific reasons for the recent decline in Pepsico's stock price are not mentioned in the article, fluctuations in market cap can be influenced by factors such as economic conditions, consumer preferences, and competitive dynamics. Pepsico's market cap of $231.32 billion places it as one of the top contenders in the industry, although it is lower than Coca-Cola's market cap of $255.25 billion. Pepsico's net assets amount to $18.97 billion, showing fluctuations over the years. The article highlights the importance of analyzing Pepsico's financial performance and annual reports to gain insights into its growth trajectory and profitability. The article does not provide any information about why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down. The article focuses on discussing the market capitalization and valuation of Celsius Holdings.
	2023-12-14	-2.19 %
The article focuses on the career and accomplishments of John Sculley, a prominent American businessman and entrepreneur. He made significant contributions to PepsiCo and Apple, revolutionizing marketing strategies and driving growth for both companies. Sculley's net worth is estimated to be $22.15 million as of October 2023. The article does not mention anything about PepsiCo (PEP) stock going down. It primarily focuses on the financial success of Kevin Garnett, a former professional basketball player, discussing his NBA career earnings, investments, business ventures, net worth, and philanthropic efforts. The article is not about PepsiCo(PEP) stock going down. It discusses the author's career transition from academia to industry in the field of behavioral science and offers advice for Ph.D.s interested in entering the field. It also highlights the misconception that for-profit organizations are inherently bad and suggests working for organizations that prioritize behavioral science for more stability and clarity. There is no mention of why PepsiCo(PEP) stock specifically went down.
	2023-12-13	+2.1 %
The article is not about PepsiCo (PEP) stock going up, but rather about GURU Organic Energy Corp. launching its Fruit Punch energy drink in the US, which saw strong sales performance on Amazon during Black Friday and Cyber Monday, leading to a 295% growth compared to the same period last year. The article discusses several stocks that are worth considering for a retirement portfolio, including PepsiCo (PEP). PEP stock has gradually increased over the past 40 years, and the company's financials, such as revenue growth and consistent dividend raises, support its future prospects. The stock went up by 2.1% last night. The article discusses Casey's General Stores' strong second-quarter performance, driven by growth in inside sales, particularly in prepared food and grocery items, as well as a focus on profitability and strategic expansion plans. The company's financial health and stability make it an attractive option for investors.
	2023-12-12	+0.39 %
The article mentions that shares of PepsiCo (PEP) rose 0.39% and the overall stock market had a positive trading session. The reason for the increase in PepsiCo stock is not provided in the article. The article discusses the launch of a collaboration between Doritos and flavor innovator Empirical, introducing a limited-edition distilled spirit called Empirical x Doritos Nacho Cheese Spirit that captures the flavor of Doritos Nacho Cheese Chips. The stock of PepsiCo, the parent company of Doritos, went up because of the positive reception and popularity of the new product. PepsiCo's stock (PEP) went up 0.39% due to a positive trading session in the stock market, with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average also experiencing gains, and despite trading volume being lower than average. Sam's Club, a division of Walmart, has launched a new video advertising platform called Sam's Club Member Access Platform (MAP), which allows advertisers to engage with Sam's Club members through video ads across various channels, including onsite, in-app, and offsite. This move comes in response to research showing that 66% of consumers prefer watching videos to learn about products. The platform allows advertisers to leverage first-party data and insights to target specific audiences and create a more engaging experience. The availability of video advertising is expected to drive click-through rates and longer engagement from Sam's Club members.
	2023-12-11	+1.29 %
Carbios, a biotech company focused on developing biological solutions to reduce plastic and textile pollution, has been praised by the French President for its progress in the development of an industrial plant for enzymatic depolymerization of PET. The company is receiving public funding for the construction of the plant, which will contribute to the fight against plastic pollution. The stock of Carbios' parent company, Pepsico (PEP), went up due to this positive news. PepsiCo stock (PEP) went up 1.29% last night, and the article introduces Dawn Southerton's appointment as vice president, controller, and principal accounting officer at JetBlue. Southerton's extensive financial experience and positive track record at PepsiCo are cited as reasons for her appointment.
	2023-12-08	-1.06 %
PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by -1.06% last night, possibly due to factors mentioned in the 10-Q report and dividend expenses declared by the company. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by 1.06% last night, likely due to a dip in the stock market and the surging price of bitcoin.
	2023-12-07	-0.03 %
The article is about Dollar General Corporation reporting its third-quarter financial results, which included a decrease in net sales and operating profit, leading to a decrease in diluted earnings per share. The decline in the company's stock may be attributed to these financial results.
	2023-12-06	-0.26 %
PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by -0.26% last night, and the article does not provide a reason for the decline. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by -0.26% last night, possibly due to a general downturn in the market and declines in other major food and beverage companies such as Mondelez (MDLZ) International. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by 0.26% due to a rough trading session in the overall stock market, with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average both decreasing as well. PepsiCo Inc. (PEP) stock went down by 0.26% due to a general decline in the stock market, as well as underperformance compared to some of its competitors like Coca-Cola, Starbucks, and Mondelez International.
	2023-12-04	+0.27 %
The article is not about PepsiCo (PEP) stock performance; it is about Safeway's partnership with YouTuber MrBeast to donate groceries to local charities. Therefore, it does not provide information on why PepsiCo stock goes up. The article does not provide any information about PepsiCo (PEP) stock going up, as it focuses on John Leonard's net worth and career as a mountaineering ranger. Therefore, it cannot be determined why PepsiCo stock goes up based on the information provided in the article. The article provides investment advice for the stock market and does not specifically mention why PepsiCo's stock went up by 0.27% last night.
	2023-12-01	+0.24 %
Summary: PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 0.24% last night, and this increase could be attributed to the company's inclusion in the S&P 500's top 25 constituents list, replacing Walmart (WMT) at number 25. The top-weighted stocks in the S&P 500, such as Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), and Amazon (AMZN), have a significant impact on the overall performance of the stock market and the U.S. economy. Investors closely follow these stocks to gauge market health and potential investment opportunities or risks. PepsiCo stock has fallen 7% this year due to negative market sentiment, but it may be ready to rebound as bond yields decrease and concerns about economic growth resurface, making consumer-staples stocks more attractive. Additionally, investments made over the past five years are expected to drive PepsiCo's growth and outperform its peers. The article is not about PepsiCo (PEP) stock going up, but about Entersoft's acquisition of "Infopower HR Solutions" and strengthening its position in the Payroll, Time & Attendance, and Human Resources software market. The reason for PepsiCo's stock going up is not mentioned in the article. The article suggests that PepsiCo stock has experienced a decline this year due to market sentiment and factors such as the rejection of defensive stocks and less attractive dividends caused by higher bond yields. However, the stock could potentially increase in value.
	2023-11-30	+0.68 %
PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 0.68% last night, but the article does not provide information on why the stock price increased.
	2023-11-29	-1.01 %
PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by -1.01% last night. The article explains that PepsiCo plans to reduce the amount of sodium in its food products, in line with World Health Organization recommendations, and this announcement might have caused the stock to go down. PepsiCo announced its plans to reduce the amount of sodium in its food products by at least 75% by 2030, along with promoting the consumption of diverse ingredients in its food offerings; the stock went down by -1.01% due to factors other than this announcement. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by 1.01% due to a mixed trading session in the stock market, with the S&P 500 Index falling 0.09%. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by 1.01% last night, but the article does not provide a reason for the decrease. PepsiCo's stock (PEP) went down by 1.01% due to mixed trading in the stock market, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising slightly and the S&P 500 Index falling slightly. The stock closed below its 52-week high and had lower trading volume compared to its 50-day average.
	2023-11-27	-0.62 %
The article does not provide any information about why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down. The article does not provide any information about why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down. It discusses other topics such as the reduction in imports for consumer electronic companies and the potential appointment of a new president at PepsiCo India. The article is not related to the performance of PepsiCo (PEP) stock or the reason for its decline.
	2023-11-24	+0.09 %
Shares of PepsiCo Inc. (PEP) rose 0.09% in a positive overall trading session, with the stock market also experiencing gains, including the S&P 500 Index and Dow Jones Industrial Average. The reason behind PepsiCo's stock increase is not mentioned in the article.
	2023-11-22	+0.85 %
PepsiCo's stock went up by 0.85% last night, but the article does not provide any information as to why it increased. PepsiCo's stock, PEP, went up by 0.85% last night, and the article suggests that one reason for the increase could be the company's strong Q4 earnings and revenue, driven by strong demand for pricier drinks in the US.
	2023-11-21	+0.77 %
PepsiCo's stock (PEP) went up by 0.77% last night. The increase in stock price can be attributed to the company's announcement of its third year of the Positive Agriculture Outcomes (PAO) Accelerator, which involves backing eight new innovation projects across nine countries to address urgent agricultural challenges and advance the company's pep+ agenda.
	2023-11-20	-0.14 %
Schneider National, a transportation company, announced that its battery electric vehicle (BEV) fleet has reached the milestone of hauling over 1 million zero emission miles. The company operates one of the largest BEV fleets in North America, consisting of almost 100 Freightliner eCascadias. The achievement is part of Schneider's commitment to sustainability and reducing its carbon footprint, and it has already worked with major brands such as Goodyear and Frito-Lay. The use of electric trucks helps Schneider and its customers in achieving their sustainability goals. The stock of PepsiCo, the parent company of Frito-Lay, may have gone down for reasons unrelated to Schneider's achievement. In summary, Schneider National, a transportation company, announced that its battery electric vehicle (BEV) fleet has reached over 1 million zero-emission miles, contributing to the reduction of carbon dioxide emissions. PepsiCo's Frito-Lay North America has collaborated with Schneider on this initiative as part of its goal to achieve net-zero emissions by 2040. The milestone demonstrates the progress made in clean transportation and sustainability. The article discusses Schneider National Inc.'s milestone of surpassing 1 million total miles driven by its fleet of electric trucks from Daimler's Freightliner brand, highlighting Schneider's commitment to sustainable freight alternatives. Pepsico's stock (PEP) going down is not mentioned or explained in the article.
	2023-11-17	-0.57 %
The article does not provide any information about PepsiCo (PEP) stock going down. It is a summary of the DC Comics February 2024 solicits and solicitations. PepsiCo (PEP) stock was down 0.57% last night, but the article does not mention the reason for this decline. The article discusses the Tesla Semi's performance and reliability issues, as reported by a PepsiCo employee who had firsthand experience with the electric trucks. It suggests that the smaller-than-expected battery pack size and constant battery usage are causing problems for Tesla and other electric truck manufacturers. The article also questions why PepsiCo continues to use the ineffective vehicles, speculating that it may be for the sake of gaining environmental, social, and governance (ESG) points. Additionally, it accuses Elon Musk of using the Semi as a stock pump for Tesla without delivering on the promised product. The article concludes by stating that electric Semis are currently not a viable option and suggests that the Tesla Semi may be discontinued or become obsolete after 2024 unless battery prices significantly decrease.
	2023-11-16	+0.28 %
PepsiCo's stock (PEP) went up by 0.28% last night, and the increase can be attributed to the company declaring a quarterly dividend of $1.265 per share, a 10 percent increase compared to the prior year. PepsiCo stock (PEP) went up 0.28% last night after the company declared a quarterly dividend increase of 10%, consistent with their previously announced increase in their annualized dividend. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 0.28% last night, and the reason for this increase is not mentioned in the article. PepsiCo's stock went up last night by 0.28%. The article discusses a legal action filed against PepsiCo by the Attorney General of New York, accusing the company of creating a public nuisance by producing a large number of plastic bottles and wrappers that end up in the Buffalo River, a source of drinking water for the city of Buffalo. The lawsuit claims that PepsiCo's packaging is contributing to plastic pollution and harming the environment and public health. PepsiCo has stated that it is serious about plastic reduction and effective recycling but did not directly comment on the lawsuit's claim of legal responsibility.
	2023-11-15	-0.51 %
The article discusses Nightfood's progress in pioneering the sleep-friendly nighttime snack category and their efforts to secure distribution in the hotel industry, as well as their plans for future growth through acquisitions and a potential move to the NASDAQ. The decrease in Pepsico (PEP) stock is not addressed in the article. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by 0.51% due to a mixed performance compared to its competitors, as well as lower trading volume. PepsiCo Inc. (PEP) stock went down by 0.51% due to underperforming compared to its competitors, such as Coca-Cola, Starbucks, and Mondelez International Inc. Cl A. The article does not provide any information about why PepsiCo's stock went down last night.
	2023-11-14	+0.2 %
PepsiCo Inc. stock rose by 0.2% on Tuesday, with the overall stock market performing positively, but it underperformed compared to some competitors such as Coca-Cola, Starbucks, and Mondelez International. The stock's increase was part of a three-day streak of gains. The article discusses how the stock market valuation of Diageo, a leading spirits company, is facing a correction due to declining sales in North America and Latin America. Despite this, some analysts believe that Diageo shares offer an attractive investment opportunity with its lowest valuation in ten years. The new CEO, Debra Crew, is expected to focus on operational improvements rather than a complete strategic reinvention. The article does not mention why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up. The PepsiCo (PEP) stock rose by 0.2% last night, along with the overall favorable trading session for the stock market, with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average both experiencing gains; the reason for the stock's increase is not mentioned in the article.
	2023-11-13	+0.51 %
PepsiCo (PEP) stock rose 0.51% last night, and analysts predict that it may overtake Coca-Cola as the largest US beverage company in terms of market value. This is due to PepsiCo's strong food business, including popular brands like Lay's and Doritos, which has set it apart from Coca-Cola as a diversified company. Analysts also highlight PepsiCo's investments in efficiency, capacity, and brand building as factors contributing to its potential growth. On the other hand, concerns over Coca-Cola's valuation and a tax dispute with the IRS have dampened its outlook. Both stocks have underperformed the S&P 500 Consumer Staples Index this year. PepsiCo's stock (PEP) went up by 0.51% last night, and according to the company's CFO, there is currently no impact from the popularity of weight-loss drugs on their business. The article mentions that the stock of PepsiCo (PEP) went up by 0.51% last night, but it does not provide specific reasons for the increase.
	2023-11-10	+0.46 %
PepsiCo (PEP) stock rose by 0.46% due to a favorable trading session for the stock market, with the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average both rising.
	2023-11-09	-0.73 %
The article discusses the financial results of Saputo Inc. for the second quarter of fiscal 2024 and the closure of their facilities in Wisconsin, which will result in approximately $6 million in costs. This news does not directly explain why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down, so it is unclear why the stock may have experienced a decrease. The article does not provide any information about PepsiCo's stock going down, so we cannot answer why it went down. Additionally, the article primarily focuses on Dollar General Corporation's financial results announcement. PepsiCo (PEP) announced CHUZA as the winner of its eighth class of the Greenhouse Accelerator program, which provides support to emerging Hispanic businesses in the food and beverage industry, and CHUZA will receive a grant of $100,000 and other resources to grow their operations. The article discusses the financial results of Saputo Inc. for the second quarter of fiscal 2024 and announces the permanent closure of two facilities. It does not provide any information about PepsiCo (PEP) stock going down. The article discusses Saputo Inc.'s financial results for the second quarter of fiscal 2024 and its strategic plans, but it does not directly mention why PepsiCo's (PEP) stock went down by 0.73% last night.
	2023-11-08	+0.13 %
PepsiCo's stock went up by 0.13% because the company is not currently seeing any impact from the growing popularity of weight-loss drugs on its business. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 0.13% last night, and the reason for the increase is not mentioned in the article. The article discusses the financial and operating results of CCU (Compañía Cervecerías Unidas), a foreign issuer. The company reported an increase in consolidated EBITDA and improvement in the EBITDA margin during the third quarter of 2023. The increase in the company's stock price may be attributed to the positive financial results and efforts to improve profitability under the company's regional plan "HerCCUles." The article does not provide information specifically about PepsiCo (PEP) stock. It discusses the changes and challenges faced by Bob Chapek as the CEO of The Walt Disney Company, including the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and his eventual termination. It also mentions the appointment of Hugh F. Johnston, the former CFO of PepsiCo, as the Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Disney. Therefore, the article does not provide an answer to why PepsiCo stock goes up. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 0.13% last night. The article highlights a survey conducted by ADM, a global leader in sustainable agriculture supply chains, which demonstrates the importance of quickly adopting regenerative agricultural practices in order to meet consumer demand for sustainably sourced products and build business resilience.
	2023-11-07	+0.29 %
PepsiCo's stock went up by 0.29% last night, and the reason for the increase is not mentioned in the article. The article discusses the success of Celsius, an energy drink brand, and its recent growth in the market. The author attributes Celsius's success to its rebranding as a "better-for-you" energy drink and its partnership with PepsiCo. Shares of Varun Beverages, a PepsiCo bottler, rose over 4% after reporting strong quarterly results and positive outlook, with analysts attributing the stock's performance to expanding market share, robust on-ground execution, increasing distribution reach, and growth in international geographies. PepsiCo stock went up last night, by 0.29%, after Disney announced that former PepsiCo finance head Hugh F. Johnston will be their new senior executive VP and CFO, which is seen as a positive move for the company's financial future.
	2023-11-06	-0.05 %
The article discusses Walt Disney Co.'s appointment of Hugh Johnston as the new chief financial officer, highlighting his experience and track record. The stock of PepsiCo, Johnston's current company, went down, but the article does not provide an explanation for this decline. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by 0.5% in premarket trading after the company's Chief Financial Officer, Hugh Johnston, announced his departure to become the CFO of Walt Disney Co. The stock has experienced a decline of 9.7% over the past three months. The article discusses the appointment of Hugh F. Johnston as Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of The Walt Disney Company. Johnston, who has 34 years of experience at PepsiCo, will be responsible for overseeing the company's worldwide finance organization. The article does not mention why PepsiCo stock went down. Hugh F. Johnston, the Vice Chairman and Chief Financial Officer of PepsiCo, has been appointed as the Senior Executive Vice President and CFO of The Walt Disney Company, effective December 4. The reason for PepsiCo's stock going down is not mentioned in the article. The article discusses the challenges facing Disney, including the decline of its cable-television assets and the need for its streaming business to improve. The stock of PepsiCo, which recently named a new CFO, was down slightly last night. The reason for the decline in PepsiCo stock is not mentioned in the article.
	2023-11-03	-0.02 %
The article does not provide information specifically about PepsiCo's stock performance. The article is about Varun Beverages Ltd, the second-largest franchisee of PepsiCo outside the US, and its impact on PepsiCo's stock. The reason for the slight decrease in the stock is not mentioned in the article.
	2023-11-02	+1.19 %
The article discusses the use of cover crops by U.S. farmers to improve soil health, protect the environment, and combat climate change. Despite incentives and encouragement, only about 7% of Midwest farmers planted cover crops in 2021 due to concerns about reduced yields and profitability. A study found that cover crops can indeed reduce cash crop yields, leading to farmers being hesitant to fully adopt the practice. The article suggests that farmers need more technical support and financial incentives to offset potential yield losses in order to increase the adoption of cover crops. The article discusses how Monster Beverage Corp beat profit estimates in the third quarter and saw its shares go up about 3% in after-hours trading. The company's higher pricing for energy drinks and hard seltzers, as well as lower costs of freight and aluminum cans, helped boost margins and drive its stock up.
	2023-11-01	+0.97 %
PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 0.97% due to a favorable trading session for the stock market, with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average also experiencing gains. GURU Organic Energy Corp. saw significant growth in sales during Amazon Prime Day, leading to a 370% increase in sales in Canada and a 130% increase in the U.S. compared to the same event last year, which contributed to the increase in PepsiCo (PEP) stock; the company's sales growth was attributed to its marketing strategy, pricing tactics, and improved execution. The article is not about PepsiCo (PEP) stock performance or why it went up. It is about Casey's, a convenience store company, running a campaign to raise funds for two organizations that support military veterans and their families. PepsiCo is mentioned as a partner in this campaign.
	2023-10-31	+0.62 %
PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up 0.62% last night, likely due to positive trading session in the stock market and increased trading volume. The article states that PepsiCo Inc. stock went up by 0.62%. The reason for the increase is not mentioned in the article. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 0.62%, and the reason for the increase is not mentioned in the article. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 0.62% last night, but the article does not provide any specific reasons for the increase. The article states that PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 0.62% last night, along with a positive trading session for the overall stock market, but it does not provide a specific reason for the increase in PepsiCo's stock.
	2023-10-30	+1.67 %
The article is not about PepsiCo (PEP) stock going up. It discusses basketball star Magic Johnson's missed opportunity to earn billions from a Nike deal and his current estimated wealth. Former basketball player Magic Johnson has reached billionaire status with a net worth of $1.2 billion, primarily due to his smart investments in various industries such as fast food franchises, real estate, healthcare, and life insurance, as well as ownership stakes in sports teams. Johnson's shrewd business moves, such as selling his stake in the Los Angeles Lakers and partnering with Starbucks, have contributed to his wealth. He also made a significant investment in EquiTrust Life Insurance, which now constitutes the majority of his personal net worth.
	2023-10-27	-1.11 %
PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by -1.11% last night, and this decline may be attributed to Van Hulzen Asset Management LLC's decision to reduce its holdings in PepsiCo by 1.4% during the second quarter, according to a recently filed form with the SEC. The article reports that PepsiCo (PEP) stock went down by 1.11% last night. The reason for the decrease is not mentioned in the article.
	2023-10-26	-0.58 %
The article discusses the potential impact of weight-loss drugs on various companies, including PepsiCo. PepsiCo's CFO has stated that the company is not experiencing any impact from the popularity of weight-loss drugs, suggesting that it is not a significant factor in the decline of the PepsiCo stock. The article is not related to PepsiCo (PEP) stock performance. It announces Nadia Omer as the new Chief Executive Officer of airasia MOVE, a travel platform. The article discusses the bankruptcy of Vital Pharmaceuticals (VP), the controversy surrounding its distribution deal with PepsiCo, and its legal issues with competitor Monster Beverage Corporation. The author suggests that the bankruptcy and potential tax liabilities are the reasons for the decline in PepsiCo's stock. The article does not provide any information about Pepsico's stock declining or the reasons behind it.
	2023-10-25	+0.1 %
The article discusses how weight loss drugs have been affecting companies in various industries, including PepsiCo. It mentions that last night, PepsiCo's stock went up by 0.1%. The article doesn't provide a specific reason for this increase. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 0.1% last night, outperforming some of its competitors like Coca-Cola Co. and Mondelez International Inc. Cl A. The article discusses how weight loss drugs have been pressuring companies across multiple industries, including PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, and Conagra Brands. It does not specifically mention why PepsiCo stock went up by 0.1% last night. The article does not specifically mention why PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up, so it is unclear what caused the increase. Shares of PepsiCo Inc. (PEP) rose 0.10%, despite a grim trading session in the stock market, with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average falling. This is the third consecutive day of gains for PepsiCo, which closed $34.53 short of its 52-week high. The stock's performance was mixed compared to some of its competitors, with Coca-Cola rising and Starbucks falling. Trading volume remained below its 50-day average.
	2023-10-24	+1.32 %
PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up 1.32% last night, and according to JPMorgan analysts, this increase is due to the potential market opportunity of emerging weight-loss drugs, or GLP-1s, which could generate sales exceeding $100 billion in the US and $140 billion globally by 2032. These drugs could impact the snack food and beverage industry, with GLP-1 users preferring healthier options such as meat, produce, and dairy over snacks, sugary drinks, and high-carb items. However, the impact on companies like PepsiCo may not be significant because they offer sugar-free alternatives and have a large share of international volumes. PepsiCo (PEP) stock went up by 1.32% last night, and the reason for the increase was not mentioned in the article. The article reports that the stock of PepsiCo Inc. (PEP) rose 1.32% due to a positive trading session for the stock market, with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average both experiencing gains. PepsiCo Inc.'s stock, PEP, increased by 1.32% as part of a positive trading session, with the overall stock market also experiencing gains; however, the article does not provide specific reasons for the increase in PEP stock.

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