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Hugh Johnston, vice chairman and CFO at PepsiCo(NASDAQ:PEP), said Tuesday that the company's better-than-expected earnings came from adding market share, including taking away customers from its ...

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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.\n\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.\nOn its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"\nLooking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.\n\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.\nPEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.</li>\n <li>\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.</li>\n <li>On its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"</li>\n <li>Looking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.</li>\n <li>\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.</li>\n <li>PEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.\n\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.\nOn its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"\nLooking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.\n\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.\nPEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.</li>\n <li>\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.</li>\n <li>On its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"</li>\n <li>Looking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.</li>\n <li>\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.</li>\n <li>PEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.\n\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.\nOn its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"\nLooking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.\n\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.\nPEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.</li>\n <li>\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.</li>\n <li>On its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"</li>\n <li>Looking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.</li>\n <li>\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.</li>\n <li>PEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.\n\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.\nOn its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"\nLooking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.\n\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.\nPEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.</li>\n <li>\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.</li>\n <li>On its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"</li>\n <li>Looking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.</li>\n <li>\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.</li>\n <li>PEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.\n\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.\nOn its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"\nLooking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.\n\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.\nPEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. Thanks to the earnings beat, the stock reached an intraday 52-week high of $153.37.\nPEP has been gaining over the previous few weeks headed into the earnings release, moving out of a recent trading range.\nStill, the stock was virtually flat for 2021 as a whole headed into the quarterly report,after an early slide took shares to a level below $130.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"langContent":"EN"},{"id":145130862,"gmtCreate":1626194401156,"gmtModify":1703755377106,"author":{"id":"4088774084342240","authorId":"4088774084342240","name":"Cherriepuff","avatar":"https://static.laohu8.com/default-avatar.jpg","vip":1,"crmLevel":1,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"authorIdStr":"4088774084342240","idStr":"4088774084342240"},"htmlText":"Cool","listText":"Cool","text":"Cool","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":0,"commentSize":0,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/145130862","repostId":1128855782,"repostType":4,"repost":{"id":"1128855782","pubTimestamp":1626187691,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/1128855782?lang=&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2021-07-13 22:48","market":"us","language":"en","title":"PepsiCo CFO: Taking share away from Coca-Cola","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1128855782","media":"seekingalpha","summary":"Hugh Johnston, vice chairman and CFO at PepsiCo(NASDAQ:PEP), said Tuesday that the company's better-","content":"<ul>\n <li>Hugh Johnston, vice chairman and CFO at PepsiCo(NASDAQ:PEP), said Tuesday that the company's better-than-expected earnings came from adding market share, including taking away customers from its biggest competitor, Coca-Cola(NYSE:KO).</li>\n <li>Speaking to CNBC, Johnston reported that the company benefited from the post-COVID reopening and a strong performance from new products, like Mountain Dew Rise.</li>\n <li>Johnston's remarks followed the release of the company's quarterly results before the opening bell. The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.</li>\n <li>\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.</li>\n <li>On its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"</li>\n <li>Looking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.</li>\n <li>\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.</li>\n <li>PEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.\n\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.\nOn its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"\nLooking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.\n\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.\nPEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.</li>\n <li>\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.</li>\n <li>On its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"</li>\n <li>Looking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.</li>\n <li>\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.</li>\n <li>PEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.\n\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.\nOn its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"\nLooking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.\n\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.\nPEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. Thanks to the earnings beat, the stock reached an intraday 52-week high of $153.37.\nPEP has been gaining over the previous few weeks headed into the earnings release, moving out of a recent trading range.\nStill, the stock was virtually flat for 2021 as a whole headed into the quarterly report,after an early slide took shares to a level below $130.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"langContent":"EN"},{"id":145191139,"gmtCreate":1626193769821,"gmtModify":1703755367340,"author":{"id":"4087913621877310","authorId":"4087913621877310","name":"Seeklose","avatar":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/bc3437bbb51efa7c9d0c2ecd718d5436","vip":1,"crmLevel":1,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"authorIdStr":"4087913621877310","idStr":"4087913621877310"},"htmlText":"I still prefer Coke","listText":"I still prefer Coke","text":"I still prefer Coke","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":2,"commentSize":1,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/145191139","repostId":1128855782,"repostType":4,"repost":{"id":"1128855782","pubTimestamp":1626187691,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/1128855782?lang=&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2021-07-13 22:48","market":"us","language":"en","title":"PepsiCo CFO: Taking share away from Coca-Cola","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1128855782","media":"seekingalpha","summary":"Hugh Johnston, vice chairman and CFO at PepsiCo(NASDAQ:PEP), said Tuesday that the company's better-","content":"<ul>\n <li>Hugh Johnston, vice chairman and CFO at PepsiCo(NASDAQ:PEP), said Tuesday that the company's better-than-expected earnings came from adding market share, including taking away customers from its biggest competitor, Coca-Cola(NYSE:KO).</li>\n <li>Speaking to CNBC, Johnston reported that the company benefited from the post-COVID reopening and a strong performance from new products, like Mountain Dew Rise.</li>\n <li>Johnston's remarks followed the release of the company's quarterly results before the opening bell. The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.</li>\n <li>\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.</li>\n <li>On its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"</li>\n <li>Looking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.</li>\n <li>\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.</li>\n <li>PEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.\n\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.\nOn its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"\nLooking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.\n\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.\nPEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. Thanks to the earnings beat, the stock reached an intraday 52-week high of $153.37.\nPEP has been gaining over the previous few weeks headed into the earnings release, moving out of a recent trading range.\nStill, the stock was virtually flat for 2021 as a whole headed into the quarterly report,after an early slide took shares to a level below $130.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"comments":[{"id":5221183,"gmtCreate":1626290874528,"gmtModify":1663230977542,"authorId":3559969538194338,"author":{"id":3559969538194338,"idStr":"3559969538194338","authorId":3559969538194338,"name":"此处不留爷自有留爷处禁言","avatar":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/a785022e6e1e2d46a1440882ec8d7d79","vip":1,"crmLevel":1,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"individualDisplayBadges":[]},"repliedAuthorId":0,"objectId":145191139,"type":1,"supId":0,"prevId":0,"content":"Follow me, follow me, make predictions","text":"Follow me, follow me, make predictions","html":"Follow me, follow me, make predictions"}],"langContent":"EN"},{"id":145199483,"gmtCreate":1626193629042,"gmtModify":1703755365544,"author":{"id":"3582687913455140","authorId":"3582687913455140","name":"cklcklckl","avatar":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/b2ec6b6794830f516eea2c967e740df5","vip":1,"crmLevel":1,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"authorIdStr":"3582687913455140","idStr":"3582687913455140"},"htmlText":"Hahaha","listText":"Hahaha","text":"Hahaha","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":1,"commentSize":0,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/145199483","repostId":1128855782,"repostType":4,"repost":{"id":"1128855782","pubTimestamp":1626187691,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/1128855782?lang=&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2021-07-13 22:48","market":"us","language":"en","title":"PepsiCo CFO: Taking share away from Coca-Cola","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1128855782","media":"seekingalpha","summary":"Hugh Johnston, vice chairman and CFO at PepsiCo(NASDAQ:PEP), said Tuesday that the company's better-","content":"<ul>\n <li>Hugh Johnston, vice chairman and CFO at PepsiCo(NASDAQ:PEP), said Tuesday that the company's better-than-expected earnings came from adding market share, including taking away customers from its biggest competitor, Coca-Cola(NYSE:KO).</li>\n <li>Speaking to CNBC, Johnston reported that the company benefited from the post-COVID reopening and a strong performance from new products, like Mountain Dew Rise.</li>\n <li>Johnston's remarks followed the release of the company's quarterly results before the opening bell. The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.</li>\n <li>\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.</li>\n <li>On its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"</li>\n <li>Looking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.</li>\n <li>\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.</li>\n <li>PEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.\n\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.\nOn its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"\nLooking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.\n\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.\nPEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. Thanks to the earnings beat, the stock reached an intraday 52-week high of $153.37.\nPEP has been gaining over the previous few weeks headed into the earnings release, moving out of a recent trading range.\nStill, the stock was virtually flat for 2021 as a whole headed into the quarterly report,after an early slide took shares to a level below $130.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"langContent":"EN"},{"id":145101167,"gmtCreate":1626192954059,"gmtModify":1703755353542,"author":{"id":"3587022916871738","authorId":"3587022916871738","name":"Rowenstitch","avatar":"https://static.laohu8.com/default-avatar.jpg","vip":1,"crmLevel":2,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"authorIdStr":"3587022916871738","idStr":"3587022916871738"},"htmlText":"Good","listText":"Good","text":"Good","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":0,"commentSize":0,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/145101167","repostId":1128855782,"repostType":4,"repost":{"id":"1128855782","pubTimestamp":1626187691,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/1128855782?lang=&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2021-07-13 22:48","market":"us","language":"en","title":"PepsiCo CFO: Taking share away from Coca-Cola","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1128855782","media":"seekingalpha","summary":"Hugh Johnston, vice chairman and CFO at PepsiCo(NASDAQ:PEP), said Tuesday that the company's better-","content":"<ul>\n <li>Hugh Johnston, vice chairman and CFO at PepsiCo(NASDAQ:PEP), said Tuesday that the company's better-than-expected earnings came from adding market share, including taking away customers from its biggest competitor, Coca-Cola(NYSE:KO).</li>\n <li>Speaking to CNBC, Johnston reported that the company benefited from the post-COVID reopening and a strong performance from new products, like Mountain Dew Rise.</li>\n <li>Johnston's remarks followed the release of the company's quarterly results before the opening bell. The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.</li>\n <li>\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.</li>\n <li>On its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"</li>\n <li>Looking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.</li>\n <li>\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.</li>\n <li>PEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.\n\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.\nOn its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"\nLooking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.\n\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.\nPEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.</li>\n <li>\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.</li>\n <li>On its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"</li>\n <li>Looking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.</li>\n <li>\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.</li>\n <li>PEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.\n\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.\nOn its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"\nLooking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.\n\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.\nPEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.</li>\n <li>\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.</li>\n <li>On its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"</li>\n <li>Looking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.</li>\n <li>\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.</li>\n <li>PEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.\n\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.\nOn its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"\nLooking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.\n\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.\nPEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.</li>\n <li>\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.</li>\n <li>On its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"</li>\n <li>Looking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.</li>\n <li>\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.</li>\n <li>PEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.</li>\n <li>\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.</li>\n <li>On its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"</li>\n <li>Looking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.</li>\n <li>\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.</li>\n <li>PEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.\n\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.\nOn its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"\nLooking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.\n\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.\nPEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.</li>\n <li>\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.</li>\n <li>On its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"</li>\n <li>Looking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.</li>\n <li>\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.</li>\n <li>PEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.\n\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.\nOn its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"\nLooking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.\n\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.\nPEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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The beverage and snack makerbeat Q2 expectations and raised its forecast for the full year.\n\"We feel awfully good about the way the business is performing right now,\" Johnston said.\nOn its market share gains, the PepsiCo CFO cited improvements in most of its categories. This included gains against smaller players and against Coke, which Johnston didn't name specifically, but referred to as \"the biggest competitor down in Atlanta.\"\nLooking ahead, Johnston attributed the firm's increased guidance to its strong recent results and to good prospects for the rest of the year.\n\"We have historically as a company guided pretty conservatively, so I won't predict any beats going forward, but we're usually pretty good at being around the market or a little bit better,\" he said.\nPEP climbed more than 2% in early intraday trading on Tuesday, rising to $153.07. 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