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    PepsiCo quarterly revenue misses estimates as demand slows for snacks, sodas; shares drop over 3%

    Analysts note that while product prices are normalizing after nearly two years of increases, they remain higher than pre-pandemic levels. This leaves packaged-food companies like PepsiCo with limited pricing power as volumes decrease. PepsiCo raised average prices by 5% for the quarter ending June 15, consistent with the first quarter, but overall organic volumes declined by 3% during the period.

    ‘We have to protect the environment and solve inequality — the two don’t have to oppose each other’

    "Some taxes could generate more burdens on lower-income groups or people facing energy inequity. But we could get more creative about policy solutions — could we perhaps have fossil fuel taxes that are higher for products which higher-income people use? Can we use those revenues to redistribute resources?"

    We have exited Paytm, Zee; go for these 3 stocks now: Sanjiv Bhasin

    Sanjiv Bhasin advises on market caution amidst potential toppish indications, discusses financial outlook, buying opportunities, UPL divestment, GAIL performance, Indiabulls Real Estate capital infusion, share price targets, and banking sector performance. Bhasin also says that they have exited Paytm and Zee as their underperformance could continue for a longer time.

    The reality of recycling is appalling. But we can fix it.

    Recycling has been called a "myth" and "beyond fixing" as we've learned that recyclables are being shipped overseas and dumped (true), are leaching toxic chemicals and microplastics (true) and are being used by Big Oil to mislead consumers about the problems with plastics.

    We would continue to build strength where we have scale and also build new businesses: Tata Chemicals MD

    “In the long term, our view is that the demand is going to increase to almost 80 million tons and there is about 4-5 million tons coming in capacity, we need to bring more capacities on stream and we will continue to maintain a very balanced approach to this market because customers need the material and we need to bring that on stream. That is it.”

    'OK Google.' Alphabet Inc demos soda-fetching robots, but it is not on sale yet

    When asked to help clean a spill, Google's robot recognizes that grabbing a sponge is a doable and more sensible response than apologizing for creating the mess.

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