Pepsi

Some might call it a "healthy" makeover for the once-popular brand.

Pour one out for these drinks because it appears they're all gone for good.

It has nothing to do with drinking soda.

What happened to my favorite Sierra Mist? All I see is this Starry pop, which I assumed was a generic brand. That's not the case.

One popular fast-food chain is making the switch from Pepsi to Coca-Cola products and fans of the place are divided.

As the ubiquitous soft drink gets ready to celebrate its 30th anniversary, PepsiCo is bringing it back.

There are endless brand mashups these days, but this one caught my eye as something interesting, Pepsi and PEEPS.

Budweiser joins Pepsi and Coca-Cola in the decision to sideline their popular commercials this year.

When you have chicken, some potato chips and a Pepsi you have a meal. Certainly not a square meal, but one most folks could imagine themselves eating at a designated meal time. What if we were to tell you you could get the taste of all three of these fine flavors in one single food product. Would that be something you'd be interested in?

These truly are hard times to be a cola;  With the size-limit regulation war raging in New York City and the constant barrage of health-related news about calories and sugar content, Coca Cola and Pepsi - the industry leaders of the cola market - are on the search to please everyone.

As the perennial front runner of the soft drink category, the colas - primarily THE cola's:  Coke and Pepsi - have led the beverage line.  That's starting to change. With changing tastes and the growing availability of options, colas are poised to lose their industry-leading number one ranking by 2015...

Looking to avoid a label on their products that would warn consumers about an elevated cancer risk, both Coke and Pepsi have changed their cola formulas. Coke and Pepsi are making some changes to their formula to avoid having their cans slapped with a cancer warning label...