PepsiCo confronts investor pressure over GLP-1 drugs' impact on demand

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PepsiCo is under scrutiny from activist investor Elliott Investment Management. The investor has taken a significant stake in the beverage and snack giant. Elliott is pushing for strategic changes, partly due to concerns that popular GLP-1 weight-loss drugs could reduce consumer demand for PepsiCo's products. This pressure comes as the company navigates shifting market dynamics and investor expectations.

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