PepsiCo
PulseAugur coverage of PepsiCo — every cluster mentioning PepsiCo across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
- employs Michelle Gass 100%
- subsidiary of The Vanguard Group 100%
- parent of Frito-Lay 100%
- parent of Gatorade 100%
- employs Cesar Conde 100%
- employs Ramon Laguarta 100%
- employs Dina Dublon 100%
- subsidiary of BlackRock 100%
- parent of Calbee 100%
- parent of Yum Brands 100%
- used by Gatika 90%
- competes with Nestlé 70%
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New recycling method could tackle plastic waste with additive manufacturing
A new study proposes distributed recycling for additive manufacturing (DRAM) as a potential solution to plastic waste. This approach aims to overcome the low economic value typically associated with traditional plastic …
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Estée Lauder bets on AI 'everywhere' for turnaround under new tech chief
Estée Lauder has appointed Brian Franz to a newly expanded role as chief technology and transformation officer, tasking him with integrating AI across the company to drive growth and productivity. Franz, who previously …
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Collectible Be@rbrick figure featuring Pepsi and Warner Bros.
This item is an advertisement for a limited edition Be@rbrick figure featuring a collaboration between Pepsi, Warner Bros, and "A.I. (Teddy)". The collectible toy is being sold by PlastiqueBoutique and is described as "…
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OpenAI chief scientist urges caution on AI progress, calls for safety standards
OpenAI's chief scientist, Jakub Pachocki, has expressed significant concerns about the rapid advancement of AI, suggesting that progress may be outpacing society's ability to manage it safely. He called for "extreme cau…
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AI-generated food images and menu insights go viral
Generative AI tools are increasingly being used to create images for restaurant menus, leading to unappetizing and uncanny visuals that are going viral online. While some powerful AI models can produce photorealistic fo…
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Gatik raises $200M to scale autonomous vehicle fleet
Gatik, an American startup, has secured $200 million in funding to expand its fleet of autonomous vehicles. These vehicles are already being utilized by major companies such as PepsiCo and Loblaw.
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Gatik raises $200M for AI-powered autonomous freight expansion
Gatik, an autonomous trucking company, has secured $200 million in Series D funding to scale its driverless freight operations across North America. The funding round was led by Qatar Investment Authority and Koch Disru…
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Gatik secures $200M for driverless truck tech · 1 source tracked
Gatik, a company specializing in autonomous technology for commercial trucks, has secured $200 million in Series D funding. The investment round was led by Qatar Investment Authority and Koch Disruptive Technologies, wi…
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US labor market sees rise of "disposable jobs" impacting 57 million workers
A labor economist has identified a growing trend of "disposable jobs" in the U.S. economy, affecting nearly 57 million workers, or over one-third of the workforce. These roles, characterized by a lack of job security an…
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Be@rbrick Pepsi Warner Bros A.I. (Teddy) #11 collectible for sale
A limited edition Be@rbrick figure featuring a collaboration between Pepsi, Warner Bros, and A.I. (Teddy) is being offered for sale. This collectible item, designated as #11 and described as "Sealed," is available throu…
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Khloé Kardashian's Khloud brand launches collagen protein chips
Khloé Kardashian's snack brand, Khloud, has launched new protein chips infused with collagen, expanding its product line. The brand, which began development in 2023, capitalized on the growing consumer interest in prote…
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Regenerative agriculture gains traction amid consumer interest and industry commitments
Regenerative agriculture, a farming method focused on improving soil health and biodiversity, is rapidly gaining traction in the food industry. Major companies like Nestlé, PepsiCo, General Mills, and Walmart are commit…
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AI advancements enable new generation of 'simulation enterprises' for business testing
Digital twins, which aim to create virtual replicas of physical assets for predictive analysis, initially failed due to a focus on individual components rather than the interconnected business processes. Recent advancem…
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Pook-Emu Bee newsletter resumes daily links, covers Persona, Sega, and tech
The Pook-Emu Bee newsletter is resuming its daily link roundups after a period of less frequent posting. Recent editions have highlighted various topics, including anniversary merchandise for the Persona series, a brows…
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Retro Pizza Hut draws crowds by connecting with meaningful memories, not just nostalgia
A Pizza Hut location in Irwin, Pennsylvania, has gained attention for maintaining its 1990s aesthetic, drawing crowds despite declining sales. While nostalgia plays a role, the restaurant's appeal is more deeply rooted …
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Hydration startups raise over $100M amid category leader's plateau
Several hydration startups have recently secured significant funding rounds, with companies like waterdrop, Cirkul, and air up raising tens to hundreds of millions of euros and dollars. These companies are innovating in…
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US grocery prices follow 'rockets and feathers' pattern, consumers shift behavior
Grocery prices in the U.S. have followed a pattern of rapid increases followed by slow declines, a phenomenon economists call "rockets and feathers." Despite inflation slowing, prices remain elevated due to compounding …
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OpenAI vs. Hugging Face incident compared to Coca-Cola vs. Pepsi
A Mastodon post reframes the recent incident involving OpenAI and Hugging Face by comparing it to a hypothetical scenario where Coca-Cola and Pepsi were involved in a similar dispute. The author suggests that such a com…
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US companies use $71B tariff refunds to offset inflation from Iran war
U.S. companies are receiving approximately $71 billion in tariff refunds following a Supreme Court ruling, but these funds are largely being used to counteract rising inflation. Companies like PepsiCo and McCormick & Co…
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Businesses receive $104B in tariff refunds to offset inflation
Businesses are receiving substantial refunds for tariffs that were previously invalidated by courts, totaling over $104 billion in potential payouts. Companies like PepsiCo and McCormick plan to use these funds to offse…