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Coke shed bottling and poured money into marketing. Unless Pepsi slims down, the gap between the two will continue to widen.

The CEO says the restaurant chain is listening to guests and is optimistic after the logo controversy.

The global buyout firm’s earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization were 14% higher than the year prior, roughly in line with expectations.

Swedish automaker aims to launch more hybrid models for U.S. drivers.

Like many CEOs, the Disney boss tried to avoid President Trump’s ire even as he took heat from talent agents and stars for pulling Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show.

The country’s largest private employer says its head count will stay flat over the next three years, despite plans to grow, as AI eliminates some roles and transforms others.

The CEO behind Tylenol thought he’d found a way to work with the Trump administration. Then everything went off the rails.

Like Carlos Ghosn before him, Ivan Espinosa is trying to return the carmaker to profitability—and ensure it survives.

The broadcasters said they have had discussions with Disney and remain committed to free speech.

Investors including Silver Lake are eyeing a deal that would likely be the largest leveraged buyout ever.