PepsiCo Stock News

PepsiCo trades at a P/E discount to the historical average, suggesting a revaluation opportunity if operational challenges are addressed. The volume dilemma could financially be alleviated by rightsizing capacity as well as portfolio and lowering still-elevated capex, a strategy also supported by activist investor Elliott, among many others. The Celsius partnership is a hopeful strategic wildca...

PepsiCo is a consumer staples giant and Dividend King. Clorox is an innovation-focused consumer staples company that's two years shy of becoming a Dividend King.

Dividend stocks might not sound like an exciting investment in your portfolio, but if you can invest in the right ones, they can generate years of passive income.

If you have spent the better part of 2025 enjoying having your cash just earning interest or stuck in low-yield funds that felt very safe, it might be time to rethink your income strategy.

Realty Income's monthly dividend continues a 31-year track record of steady increases. PepsiCo enjoys "Dividend King" status and a generous dividend yield it's likely to protect.

While the S&P 500 is up 14% this year, lately investors have begun to question the health of the bull market.

Beverage giant Coca-Cola is a Dividend King trading at a reasonable valuation. Rival PepsiCo -- a fellow Dividend King -- is also attractively priced right now.

It pays to buy high quality at a discount. In this article, I highlight two attractively valued Dividend Aristocrats. Both are trading well below their normal valuations and carry historically high dividend yields. Both carry 'A' or better credit ratings from S&P and have durable brands that provide resilient income amidst market volatility.