| Prev Close | 101.15 |
| Open | 102.25 |
| Day Low/High | 101.15 / 104.08 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 100.85 / 122.51 |
| Volume | 5.94M |
| Avg Volume | 4.50M |
| Exchange | NASDAQ |
| Shares Outstanding | 1.42B |
| Market Cap | 143.99B |
| EPS | 3.40 |
| P/E Ratio | 30.01 |
| Div & Yield | 3.22 (3.14%) |
Jim Cramer and our other experts discuss Advanced Micro Devices, Apple's big tests, and Alphabet's AI moves.
Consumer staple stocks continue to be under severe pressure. PepsiCo's CFO explains a little bit of what's going on.
Just because rates on the 10-year are back below 3% doesn't mean that's what's driving the rally.
Jim discusses this morning's interview with Larry Kudlow, Facebook, PayPal, PepsiCo, Raytheon and more!
PepsiCo admits it needs to ramp up its marketing to regain market share in soda from rival Coca-Cola. Let the cola wars begin.
It was an in-line quarter for PepsiCo as the performance was largely even with guidance and expectations.
More than a dozen big-time companies have reported earnings in the last 24 hours. Here are the biggest takeaways from a busy reporting week.
Earnings season madness has kicked into warp overdrive. Here are small doses of what you need to know on the fly.
KLA-Tencor, Microsoft and Intel all report earnings after the close Thursday.
U.S. stock futures suggest Wall Street will open with modest gains on Thursday; Facebook posts a blowout quarter; Amazon and Microsoft to report earnings; Ford is no longer a car company.
Rising oil prices, surging bond yields and mixed earnings forecasts have stalled overnight gains for global stocks and pulled U.S. equity futures into the red ahead of another hectic slate of corporate reports.
PepsiCo managed to beat on the top and bottom lines for the first quarter. Will the results fend off the bears?
Apple will definitely be making it rain for investors this year when it comes to cash allocation. Wall Street would be wise to keep this in mind before sending the stock any lower.
In today's daily rundown, Jim discusses keeping cash ready, tariff moves, Facebook, Apple and more.
Markets give up some gains Thursday and Friday, ahead of heavy earnings next week.
Stocks falter on worries over Apple, interest rates and trade tensions.
But there were plenty of cross currents in Wednesday's session.
New MLB season, same old theme: the balls are leaving the ballpark at a torrid pace. Angels star Mike Trout explains to TheStreet why everyone is going yard.
Look over your shoulder, Gatorade. TheStreet talks with BodyArmor founder Mike Repole and investor/baseball star Mike Trout.
The market is back in rally mode. Here are several early reads from TheStreet's newsroom to get you thinking...and winning the investing day.
In a 'spring rating shuffle,' Goldman Sachs analysts upgrade Coca-Cola and downgrade PepsiCo.
The dollar index looks to regain some ground after slipping Monday.
IFF combines a growing and seemingly reliable dividend with potential capital appreciation.
The markets bounced back on easing trade tensions and the banks kicked off first-quarter earnings season.
The Nasdaq U.S. Broad Dividend Achievers Index is a good place to start.
Autonomous driving goes beyond passenger cars. Think trains, buses, semi trucks and even air taxis.
