Pepsi beverages to sit on Super Bowl advertising sidelines, focusing on new projects

Pepsi not advertising in Super Bowl next year

Gatorade confirms it is dropping Tiger Woods drink, but decided to before fateful car wreck

Gatorade drops Tiger drink; decided before wreck

PepsiCo withdraws FTC paperwork in bottler buyouts to allow more review time, plans to refile

PepsiCo withdraws FTC filings in bottler deals

Atlas Air Worldwide to sell 5.3 million shares in public offering, stock sinks 15 percent

Atlas Air to sell 5.3M shares in public offering

Atlas Air Worldwide reports jump in 3rd-quarter earnings as demand, cost cuts lift results

Atlas Air Worldwide posts higher 3Q earnings

PepsiCo 3rd-quarter profit rises 9 percent on cost-cutting efforts even as sales decline

MILWAUKEE — PepsiCo Inc. said Thursday that its fiscal third-quarter profit rose 9 percent, in part on cost-control efforts, even as revenue dropped on weak beverage sales.

PepsiCo names Jaya Kumar president of Quaker Food & Snacks segment

PURCHASE, N.Y. — PepsiCo Inc., the soft drink and snacks maker, said Monday it named Jaya Kumar president of its Quaker Food & Snacks unit.

PepsiCo says TRC bids for 2M shares at discount, and says shareholders should turn down offer

PURCHASE, N.Y. — Food and drink maker PepsiCo Inc. said Thursday it was notified of a mini-tender offer made by TRC Capital Corp., and said its shareholders should not tender their stock because the bid is below market value.

MasterCard books 2nd-quarter profit, revenue above Wall Street’s expectations

NEW YORK — MasterCard Inc. said Thursday that it booked a profit of nearly $350 million during the second quarter, exceeding Wall Street’s expectations, as cost trimming and an increase in transactions helped offset a decline in the amount consumers spent.

PepsiCo 2nd-quarter profit falls 2 percent as sales slow but still beats expectations

MILWAUKEE — Soft-drinks and snack maker PepsiCo’s second-quarter profit and sales dropped slightly as consumers continued limiting their purchases of soft drinks but bought more snacks as the company promoted larger bags of chips.

PepsiCo sues Pepsi Bottling Group over approval of “poison pill”

MILWAUKEE — Soft drink maker PepsiCo Inc. said Monday it is suing its largest bottler, marking the company’s first move since Pepsi Bottling Group and another bottler rejected takeover bids last week.

Morgan Stanley shareholders re-elect board; vote against splitting chairman and CEO roles

PURCHASE, N.Y. — Morgan Stanley’s John Mack was in an enviable position — a financial company CEO chairing a peaceful annual meeting.