Today, for the first time in history PepsiCo's market cap ($98.4 billion) closed above Coca-Cola's market cap ($97.9 billion). Symbolic? Yes. Meaningful? That depends on whom you ask.
Source: AJC
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- I'm a veteran of two careers - high school math and physics teacher, retirement consulting actuary - who is now enjoying the pleasure of staying at home for my daughter. (My avatar is in honor of Will Durant, whom I consider the last true sage.)
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