Although these companies differ more than most investors might assume, the two stocks seem to mirror each other in many ...

When it comes to global beverage supremacy, the competition between The Coca-Cola Company KO and PepsiCo Inc. PEP is both ...

Coca-Cola confirmed that it will release a new Coke made with cane sugar. The announcement follows a social media post from ...

Bolstering its more attractive valuation is that Pepsi’s 3.71% annual dividend yield tops Coca-Cola’s 3.19%. However, both have payouts that trounce the S&P 500’s 1.2% average.

In comparison to PepsiCo, the dividend yield for Coca-Cola would only be 6.55% (assuming a dividend growth rate of 3% for Coca-Cola), and the accumulated dividend would be 134.85% (as shown in the ...

Coca-Cola stock looks undervalued relative to PepsiCo trading at a 23.2x TTM P/E with growth rates approaching 10%. Read why I'm bullish on KO stock.

Coke vs. Pepsi is one of the most heated debates in foodie history. Find out what our team of experts has to say. The post Coke vs. Pepsi: We Settled the Debate with a Blind Test appeared first on ...

I'm talking about Coke vs. Pepsi. In particular, the recent news that both Skyline and Gold Star decided, on the exact same day, to announce they were switching from Pepsi to Coke products.

Currently, Coke pays shareholders a 3.14% dividend versus Pepsi’s 2.98%. While 16 basis points is not a huge margin of difference, if you own the shares over time, it could add up in the total ...

So the Coke vs. Pepsi war is definitely back on. But it's now playing out on Google, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram as well as TV.

Now PepsiCo is nipping at Coke's coattails with an over $190 billion valuation, closing in on Coke's $212 billion market value. KO has underperformed PEP since the pandemic trade hit the fan in March.