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Wall Street Dips as Trump Raises Tariff Demands in EU Talks

Wall Street ended the week's trading with a development that mainly pointed downwards – after source information claimed that the US President Donald Trump increases his demands in the tariff negotiations with the EU. .

Wall Street Dips as Trump Raises Tariff Demands in EU Talks

Wall Street Rises as Job Figures and Reports Exceed Expectations

Courses on Wall Street in New York rose sharply since new statistics and unexpected nuggets in the companies' reporting flow testified that the US economy keeps up the steam. .

Wall Street Rises as Job Figures and Reports Exceed Expectations

Pepsico Surpasses Analyst Expectations with Strong Quarterly Results

The soft drink and snack company Pepsico reports a result slightly above the analysts' expectations, writes CNBC. Sales increased by a total of 1 percent in the quarter despite a declining sales in North America for the best-seller Pepsi.

Pepsico Surpasses Analyst Expectations with Strong Quarterly Results

PepsiCo Lowers 2025 Forecast Amid Trade Policy Impact

The American soft drink and snack giant Pepsico – with flagship brands such as Pepsi in its portfolio – is lowering its forecast for 2025. Demand is being dampened in the wake of the USA's trade policy and weaker sentiment among consumers.

PepsiCo Lowers 2025 Forecast Amid Trade Policy Impact

Red start to the new year – Wall Street fell

The stock exchanges on Wall Street got a somewhat sluggish, red, start to 2025 – with narrow declines during the year's first trading day. Among other things, Tesla continued to sink.

Red start to the new year – Wall Street fell

Less appetite for Pepsi

The snack and beverage giant Pepsico, which is behind the soft drink Pepsi, among other things, is now lowering its revenue forecast for 2024 as a consequence of decreased demand on the American market. The company estimates that the organic growth, i.

Less appetite for Pepsi

Red on Wall Street – Nvidia crashes

Wall Street fell sharply on Tuesday, with declines in several sectors. Among the major losers was Nvidia, which fell almost 10 percent.

Red on Wall Street – Nvidia crashes

Another Dark Day on Wall Street

The New York stock exchange continued on the downward - blood-red - path on Monday, following last week's market anxiety. Among the day's biggest losers were technology giants Nvidia and Apple.

Another Dark Day on Wall Street

Higher prices behind Coca-Cola's revenue boost

Consumers' craving for Coca-Cola persists, despite higher prices. While several companies, including competitor Pepsico, best known for the soft drink Pepsi, have experienced a increasingly difficult consumer market, this does not seem to be the case for Coca-Cola.

Higher prices behind Coca-Cola's revenue boost

PepsiCo's sales below expectations

American Pepsico reports an increase in sales revenue of 1. 9 percent for the second quarter, adjusted for non-recurring items.

PepsiCo's sales below expectations