PepsiCo is ripping up its own playbook, committing roughly $4 billion to a sweeping reset that will erase nearly one fifth of ...

Food inflation has turned everyday snacks into occasional treats, forcing many U.S. households to rethink what goes into ...

PepsiCo stock may offer value despite domestic challenges, with strong global trends and discounted valuation. Here's what ...

Its popular array of snacks includes Lay’s, Cheetos, Doritos, and Funyuns, as well as drinks like Pepsi and Mountain Dew.

PepsiCo is making the changes after prodding from an activist investor that has a $4 billion stake in the company.

The PepsiCo layoffs are part of the business strategy to cut costs and product lines for a more nimble and strategic approach in 2026.

The reported layoffs could come as soon as this week, as employees have been asked to work from home, according to Bloomberg.

PepsiCo Inc. reached an agreement with activist investor Elliott Investment Management to reduce its US product lineup by 20% ...

PepsiCo says it will reduce prices and eliminate about 20% of its products by early 2026 in a deal with an activist investor ...

PepsiCo's decision to play nice with Elliott is commendable, and getting away from its low-growth brands is a wise move.

The maker of Lay’s, Doritos and Pepsi cola announced the plans on Monday as part of a settlement agreement with Elliott, which will mean PepsiCo avoids squaring off against the investment firm in a ...

PepsiCo’s stock has struggled since 2023, in sync with its overall business. Several strategic changes to its product lines ...