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Coke crushes rival Pepsi on Wall Street as pricey snacks sink stock Original

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By James Franey Verified
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Coca-Cola is pounding Pepsi on Wall Street, riding a lean beverage strategy to near-record highs while its bloated rival chokes on a slumping snack business. Coke shares are nearly the highest ever since the Atlanta-based drinks giant entered the stock market over a century ago. Meanwhile, PepsiCo’s stock has tumbled nearly 30% since peaking just below $200 in 2023.
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Investors flock to Big Tobacco as companies pivot to vapes and pouches — as moral taboo goes up in smoke

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By James Franey Verified
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Investors flock to Big Tobacco as companies pivot to vapes and pouches — as moral taboo goes up in smoke Original

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By James Franey Verified
| New York Post Verified
Wall Street investors are reportedly flooding back into tobacco stocks, erasing years of ethical boycotts as the industry’s aggressive pivot toward smoke-free products blurs old moral lines. For nearly a decade, pension funds and major endowments blacklisted cigarette makers under strict mandates. But that taboo is quickly going up in smoke.
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