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Dr Pepper Says ‘Hello’ to Bai in $1.7B Deal

Dr Pepper Says ‘Hello’ to Bai in $1.7B Deal

Bai's line of health-oriented drinks will lessen Dr Pepper's dependence on traditional sodas, a category that has been declining for 12 straight years.

By Matthew Heller | November 22, 2016

PepsiCo Beats Q3 Estimates, Raises Guidance

Financial Performance

PepsiCo Beats Q3 Estimates, Raises Guidance

The company defied analysts' forecasts of a drop in earnings as its $5 billion cost-cutting program continues to boost the bottom line.

By Matthew Heller | September 29, 2016

PepsiCo’s Sales Fall for 6th Straight Quarter

PepsiCo’s Sales Fall for 6th Straight Quarter

The company's results were hit by the strong dollar but excluding currency impact and an impairment charge, earnings beat analysts' expectations.

By Katie Kuehner-Hebert | April 18, 2016

Chobani Rejects PepsiCo Offer to Buy Stake

Chobani Rejects PepsiCo Offer to Buy Stake

The yogurt maker chooses to pursue growth opportunities on its own rather than bring PepsiCo in as a majority investor.

By Katie Kuehner-Hebert | February 8, 2016

John Sculley Tells How to Build a Billion-Dollar Business

John Sculley Tells How to Build a Billion-Dollar Business

It's about recognizing that customers, not product developers or service providers, are now in control of commerce.

By David McCann | April 29, 2015

Shareholder Returns on Verge of Record

Investor Relations

Shareholder Returns on Verge of Record

The numbers are still being totaled, but S&P 500 companies are estimated to have handed back almost $900 billion in cash to shareholders last year.

By Vincent Ryan | February 25, 2015

From Pepsi to Sun Products: A CFO’s Odyssey

Financial Reporting

From Pepsi to Sun Products: A CFO’s Odyssey

Al Drewes describes his move from publicly held Pepsi Bottling Group to private-equity-owned Sun Products.

By David Katz | December 8, 2014

Oracle CFO Safra Catz Is Highest-Paid Woman Exec

Oracle CFO Safra Catz Is Highest-Paid Woman Exec

Safra Catz made $44.3 million in total compensation last year, ranking her above some high-powered CEOs.

By Iris Dorbian | July 29, 2014

Prolonged Ukraine Crisis Could Deal Blow to U.S. Companies

Prolonged Ukraine Crisis Could Deal Blow to U.S. Companies

Agriculture, energy infrastructure and fast food are most exposed to the threat of Russian military occupation and continued political unrest.

By Vincent Ryan | March 3, 2014

Out of Africa, Opportunity

Out of Africa, Opportunity

Chinese and Indian companies are rapidly expanding their footprints on the continent. But for U.S. firms, the opportunity is tempered by uncertainty.

By David W. Owens and Josh Hyatt | October 16, 2013

The Best Medicines

The Best Medicines

Merck invests billions in drug R&spamp;D every year, and it&spamp;rsquo;s up to CFO Peter Kellogg to ensure that the money is spent wisely.

By Edward Teach | March 21, 2013

Survival in the World of Radical Talent Management

Survival in the World of Radical Talent Management

At a time when leadership priorities are shifting ever faster, considering some previously untapped approaches to human capital may be the key to continued growth.

By John Boudreau | November 28, 2011

Changing Companies’ Minds about Women

Workplace Issues

Changing Companies’ Minds about Women

Leaders who are serious about getting more women into senior management need a hard-edged approach to overcome the invisible barriers holding them back.

By Lareina Yee and Joanna Barsh | October 19, 2011