PepsiCo Tops Estimates as Higher Prices Push Profits

The transcript discusses Nelson Peltz's efforts to split PepsiCo for increased profitability. Despite his push, PepsiCo has shown improved performance, beating analyst estimates and outperforming Coca-Cola. The company's strategy of combining snacks and drinks has been beneficial in the retail sector, providing leverage against suppliers. Peltz's influence has led to positive stock performance, though the idea of splitting the company remains uncertain.

Discuss the significance of economies of scale in the context of PepsiCo's business strategy.

What impact has Nelson Peltz had on the company's stock and performance?