PepsiCo, Inc.

JPMorgan improved its rating on shares of food and beverage producer PepsiCo - from neutral to "Above Market" (Overweight), CNBC <a href="https://www.cnbc.com/2025/12/10/buy-pepsico-heading-into-2026-as-innovation-drives-earnings-says-jpmorgan.html">reports</a>. This is equivalent to a recommendation to buy the company's securities. The investment bank also raised their target price from $151 to $164, which implies a potential growth of about 9.5% relative to current quotations. In trading on Wednesday, December 10, shares of PepsiCo rose by 3.5% to $149.7.

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<i>Updated: the original version of this story stated that LVMH will release its quarterly results on Thursday, October 9. The company <a href="https://www.lvmh.com/en/financial-calendar/2025-q3-revenue">said</a> that the data will be released on October 14 after the close of trading on the stock exchange in Paris. Oninvest apologizes to readers for inaccurate information.</i>

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