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At Davos, Roberto Azevedo told Fortune’s Peter Vanham the climate change issue is “urgent.”

With inflation moderating and the Fed signaling to slow the pace of its rate hikes, the economy could likely avoid a recession and continue progressing toward a soft landing this year. Thus, fundamentally sound Nasdaq stocks Broadcom (AVGO), PepsiCo (PEP), and Cisco Systems (CSCO) could be wise investments to buy…

There was a Tesla service van parked nearby, strongly suggesting the Semi had encountered a malfunction, but it couldn't be fixed on the spot so a tow truck was called.

See how the Tesla Semi and Megacharger are doing their part for a more sustainable future.

Tesla is preparing more electric Semis for delivery, and they're likely going to PepsiCo. Some completed models were been spotted at Tesla's Nevada facility.

There are images floating around social media of a Pepsi Tesla Semi being towed, and, of course, people are coming to all sorts of conclusions without details.

With the Fed signaling to keep raising rates through this year, the threat of a recession is looming. Given an uncertain market backdrop, investors should buy fundamentally sound stocks, PepsiCo (PEP), Humana (HUM), and Sysco Corp. (SYY), that can generate steady returns. Read on….

With a red and yellow paint scheme, PepsiCo’s Tesla Semi is already doing business on America’s roads.

Company vice president reveals that at the end of a 425-mile trip carrying Frito-Lay products the Tesla Semi's battery has roughly 20 percent charge left.

The stock market has undergone a massive downturn this year amid macroeconomic concerns, with the Nasdaq composite witnessing a freefall. However, despite the uncertainties ahead, Nasdaq stock PepsiCo (PEP) could be an ideal investment considering its solid dividend-paying record. However, fundamentally weak Lucid Group (LCID) could be best avoided. Keep…

An American university student attempted to sue fizzy drink giant Pepsi after the company sold coupons on the side of drinks cans, claiming that buyers could win a jet worth millions