Pepsi's Russian venture began when President Eisenhower organized the 1959 American Exhibition, inviting companies like Kodak, Disney, and IBM to showcase their products for six weeks at Moscow's ...

Pepsi's Russian venture began when President Eisenhower organized the 1959 American Exhibition, inviting companies like Kodak ...

Here's a fun fact that we stumbled across: Pepsi was once the holder of the world's sixth-largest navy. According to HistorySkills.com, back in 1972, Pepsi became the first foreign consumer ...

Major General Mikhail Gudkov is one of the most senior Russian military officers to have been killed since Moscow launched ...

The Pepsi navy isn’t a story from the era of Soviet collapse. It’s from the brief moment right before, when the Soviet Union looked likely to survive even though the Cold War had ended.

Others fret that Pepsi's Russian adventure will distract it from the task of integrating two bottling companies, PepsiAmericas and Pepsi Bottling Group, which it bought last year for $7.8 billion ...

With Coke and Pepsi having suspended sales in Russia, the makers of Cola Chernogolovka hope to slake the thirsts of Russians including at big American fast food chains. Chernogolovka, a drinks ...

Pepsi: From Cold War Cola to (Temporary) Naval Power - A Story of Unexpected Fizz-tival In a twist that sounds more like a plot from a Cold War spy movie, Pepsi once became the 6th largest ...

PepsiCo and the Pepsi Bottling Group (PBG) said in a statement on Thursday they had agreed to buy 75.53 percent of the juice business of Lebedyansky for $1.4 billion.