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PepsiCo Renews 11-Year Partnership with Taco Bell
PepsiCo (PEP) announced it has renewed its partnership with Taco Bell (YUM) in the U.S. and several international markets. The agreement reflects the strength of the brands' long-standing relationship and creates new opportunities to support growth, accelerate food and beverage innovation and deliver distinctive consumer experiences. PepsiCo and Taco Bell have renewed their longstanding U.S. partnership for another 11 years. PepsiCo's beverage portfolio, including Pepsi, Pepsi Zero Sugar, Mountain Dew, Starry, as well as iconic exclusives Mountain Dew Baja Blast and Mountain Dew Baja Midnight, along with other consumer favorites, will continue to be featured across participating Taco Bell, Taco Bell Cantina and Live Mas Cafe locations nationwide, extending a partnership that has helped drive beverage and food innovation for decades. Additionally, PepsiCo will continue serving as Taco Bell's beverage partner in Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland and Thailand
KFC Partners with Coca-Cola for New Beverage Deal
KFC U.S., a subsidiary of Yum! Brands (YUM), announced a new partnership with The Coca-Cola Company (KO), calling it "another step in the brand's ongoing effort to refresh its menu and beverage platform and create more reasons for customers to visit." Beginning in January 2027, KFC will transition its U.S. beverage partnership to The Coca-Cola Company, with Coca-Cola products expected to be served in all U.S. restaurants by spring 2027, the company stated. PepsiCo (PEP) has been the longtime supplier for KFC U.S. restaurants.
Major Averages Decline Amid Rising Oil Prices
The major averages closed broadly lower amid a sharp increase in oil prices, elevated Treasury yields and new jitters about AI fueled by a report on OpenAI's revenue growth. Oil spiked after President Donald Trump said he doesn't want to reach an agreement with Iran to end the war, while the U.S. is reportedly preparing strikes in the region ahead of midterm elections in November.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Starbuckshas explored a takeover of Chipotle, FT saysGlobalFoundriesand TSMCreached an agreement to establish a U.S. supply of silicon interposersDevon Energyagreed to sell Eagle Ford assets to Crescent Energyfor $4.2B in cashViatriswill acquire Pacira Biosciencesfor $36.50 per share in cash, or $1.65BA number of big AI-related names, including Microsoft, Oracle, Nvidia, CoreWeave, and Cerebras, moved lower after the Financial Times reported that OpenAI's annualized revenues were closer to $50B at the end of September, well below the $70B figure previously circulated2. WALL STREET CALLS:Palantirupgraded to Buy at Goldman SachsNXP Semiconductorsdowngraded to Neutral at CitiUnityupgraded to Outperform at Raymond JamesCiti downgraded Xeroxto Sell on challenged print marketDeutsche Bank upgraded Chimeto Buy on higher growth profile3. AROUND THE WEB:Disneyspeaking to studios about Imaxcompetitor, Bloomberg saysThe FTC is investigating if Blockviolated consumer protection laws, Bloomberg reportsShell, BP, TotalEnergies, ConocoPhillips, and Chevronhave each recently expressed interest in investing in the Middle East, targeting greater access to the region's oil and gas reserves, FT reportsAmerican Airlineswill begin rolling out SpaceX'sStarlink across its mainline fleet in early 2027, covering more than 1,000 Airbusand Boeingaircraft and expanding on its previously announced plan to equip over 500 Airbus aircraft, Bloomberg saysBroadcomrecently has been working to arrange over $50B in financing for OpenAI's custom AI semiconductor, which the firms are developing together, WSJ says4. MOVERS:Securitizegained after announcing the launch of Securitize StocksAccentureincreased in New York after announcing a major expansion of its collaboration with Dell TechnologiesAngioDynamicsdeclined after reporting Q1 results and providing guidance for FY27Hims & Herswas lower after naming Jon Franklin as Chief Accounting OfficerTilrayfell in New York after reporting Q1 results, with EPS beating consensus5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:PepsiCoreported upbeat Q3 results but cut its FY core EPS growth guidanceLevi Straussprovided a "beat and raise" report for Q3Helen of Troyreported Q2 results and raised its outlook for FY27Tomi Environmentalreported preliminary Q3 resultsBeyond Airreported preliminary Q3 results and backed its outlook for FY26INDEXES:The Dow rose 51.77, or 0.10%, to 51,231.64, the Nasdaq lost 345.35, or 1.25%, to 27,193.34, and the S&P 500 declined 36.41, or 0.47%, to 7,765.36.
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