PepsiCo to Streamline Lineup, Cut Costs After Deal With Elliott Management
PepsiCo Inc. has reached a major agreement with activist investor Elliott Investment Management that will reshape its US product portfolio and push the company toward cost savings, including layoffs, Bloomberg reported. The deal marks an early step in PepsiCo’s effort to regain momentum, simplify its business and reassure investors after a period of sluggish performance.
As part of the plan, PepsiCo will reduce its US product lineup by 20% and put stronger emphasis on affordability. The company, which owns brands like Mountain Dew and Doritos...
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