PepsiCo pays the bigger dividend yield, but Coca-Cola has earned its premium price tag.

These two companies know each other very well.

Which one better suits someone investing for retirement right now, knowing the shares may pass to the next generation?

Coke and Pepsi both reported earnings this summer, but the results painted two completely different pictures of where each ...

PepsiCo sits near a 52-week low after a brutal guidance cut, yet its international business keeps firing on all cylinders ...

Coca-Cola has long been the crowd favorite for good reason. The stock has climbed more than 18% in 2026, easily beating the broader market, and the business is firing on all cylinders. Global volumes ...

PepsiCo has raised its dividend faster than Coca-Cola in recent years, but the good news for PepsiCo stops there. Coca-Cola is outshining its rival in three key metrics. Despite PepsiCo's faster ...

PEP has high revenue, lower profit margins, and slightly lower ROA and ROE than KO. Additionally, PEP has more than 3 times the balance sheet value of property, plant, and equipment. This indicates ...

Pepsi took a jab at Coca-Cola with its new Super Bowl commercial. Fans are already aware of Pepsi and Coke's long-standing, legendary rivalry. It seems that Pepsi is cashing in on the Super Bowl hype ...

“Been waiting for this!” ...

Pepsi's North American business continues to lag behind its international markets.

First, investors should remember that both companies are more than their respective flagship colas. Both own numerous brands, including bottled water, coffee, tea, other soft drinks, and a few ...