Walmart is making a historic move by transferring its stock listing from the NYSE to the Nasdaq after more than 50 years. The retail giant will begin trading on the Nasdaq Global Select Market on December 9, reflecting its technology-focused strategy. The transition includes transferring nine bond listings to the tech-heavy exchange, following a pattern established by other major corporations like PepsiCo.
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Elliott Investment Management has taken a $4 billion position in PepsiCo, positioning itself among the top shareholders and signaling a push for operational and strategic improvements. In a formal letter to PepsiCo’s board, the activist investor outlined its intent to advocate for changes aimed at enhancing shareholder value. PepsiCo responded by stating it will evaluate Elliott’s perspectives in the context of its current growth strategy, which it believes is designed to accelerate performance and deliver long-term value. The move highlights growing pressure on large-cap consumer staples firms to adapt to market shifts and investor expectations.
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