about a week before pepsico report wed got a strong set of numbers from hershey which has quietly been one of the strongest stories in the packaged foods universe for the past few years her vi, kitkat, twizzlers, york, but they also have a set of salty snack brands including a number of xwrefrt for you options like skinny pop, pirate's booty, along with pretzels -- some of these brands have been kicked around for a long time but they've gotten hershey and hershey's done a remarkable job with them, reinventing them it's all working for hershey which is pretty much a pure play on snacking. 10% organic growth on a constant currency case in the current quarter. the ceo i wish would come on the show someoning the strength telling us pretty much the same story we heard from pepsico a year later she's stressed her snack brands are recession resistant saying chocolate moments are such a heavily integrated part of consumers' routines from morning moments to stress relief to self-care and everything in between. they indicate they would rather cut back on other expenses for making room for chocol

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parent company pepsico making the decision to change the logo for the first time in 15 years. it right there on the screen. the new video released through it. the new pepsi appears inside the globe. electric blue and they want to make it more vibrant. the color brand shows commitment to pepsi zero in the future. they cut the sugar content as well for the rebrand of pepsi, 57% but -- maria: big number. cheryl: yeah, it is, they are coming up on 125-year anniversary of pepsi and people in focus groups want the old-school language, the nostalgia of the 70's and the 80's, the 80's was the best decade. they wanted that. [laughter] >> coca-cola is still better. cheryl: see. tough one. you're still drinking tab. well, that's very old school. >> do you really? >> it was a joke. >> that was what my mother would drink when i was a kid. that was her special treat in the afternoon. she'd say okay, give me a break, i'm taking a tab. maria: thank you, cheryl. the fed is facing senators yesterday as banking committee dives into the recent bank failures. watch this. >> this is a textbook case

pepsico says the changes meant to infuse great energy confidence and boldness.ook will roll out here in north america this fall as pepsi celebrates its 125th anniversary. this, by the way, is the company's first logo change in about 15 years. flooded and unlivable holes in the ceiling right now, um there's holes above you. and there's water all over the floor or live in the east bay, where people who live in an apartment complex in hayward are bracing for more rain. then in the wake of the deadly school shooting in nashville, politicians are taking different views on what it'll take

only deliveries to pepsico in december, and you've heard elon musk talking about robo-taxis, self-drivingi don't think that's to happening anytime soon. we'll also get an update on self-driving, and i'm personally hoping for an update on optimus and that robot. stuart: i'm looking at the prompter -- susan: yes, it has run up $310 billion heading into master plan in two months' time this year. tesla's up 70%. and, you know, there's a pretty high expectation out there, and we'll see if elon musk delivers. also we're looking for updates on that new mexican tesla plant, confirmed yesterday, an initial $1 billion investment, up to $10 billion over the next few years. so that'll be mexico, berlin, shanghai, austin, fremont. that is why they are set to produce at least 1.8 million vehicles this year, and that's tough to do. we'll learn about that with rivian's case. stuart: and elon is the presenter today. susan: well, he is the star, isn't he? stuart: you never know what he's going to say. susan: that's the point. that's why he's the world's richest man and he has no communications or marketing

. >> it's a snack food company pepsico maker of doritos jason, what's your take on this call >> yeah. don't own pepsi directly, but i do own target and costco, and for me, as it relates to the consumer these are consumer calls and staples arena for me is a bit expensive target had a nice beat on eps and starting to manage their inventory going forward. they're trying goat back to 6% -- to get back to 6% margins which is difficult to do guiding through this environment and costco, evidence of trade down but a solid quarter as well. both names are up almost 8 and 7% year to date. my kiconcern is on the consumer we talked about the resiliency of the higher end consumer, but i see weakness in the lower end and why some of these names are concerning. >> yeah. you know, the consumer is strained, but it's hard to believe you don't have enough money for a bag of frito-lays. mike santoli joins us for his midday word. "halftime" will be right back. me like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price, our strategic investing approach can he

the former pep pepsico said he learned the company has too many cup and lids.milwaukee becomes the latest u.s. city to sue y kia hyuandi over rampant thefts. carjackings and vehicle thefts are up 5 59% between 2019 and 2022. the ags are urging car manufacturers to equip vehicles with engine immobilizers which aim to deter hot wirings. no action yet, back to you. maria: thanks very much. the big story of the week in business, the federal reserve raising interest rates by another quarter point on wednesday but indicating that bank stresses will likely cause a pause at upcoming meetings. judy shelton has a wall street journal op-ed out this morning, saying fed's policies h financil markets, it say the money tri policy may reduce ply more than increase demand with worsening inflation. joining us now, judy shelton. it's great to see you. thanks very much for joining us. you're the author of the book, money meltdown, restoring order to the global currency system. it's great to have you on this topic as well. we are seeing these attacks to the dollar from china as we

pepsico says the changes meant to infuse great energy confidence and boldness. the new look will roll out here in north america this fall as pepsi celebrates its 125th anniversary. this, by the way, is the company's first logo change in about 15 years. flooded and unlivable holes in the ceiling right now, um there's holes above you. and there's water all over the floor or live in the east bay, where people who live in an apartment complex in hayward are bracing for more rain. then in the wake of the deadly school shooting in nashville, politicians are taking different views on what it'll take to stop the violence , some argue for tighter gun conthile others say we need to take a m state task force at studying reparations for black, but it ss to finalize who will qualify and for how much. live from chat london square. this is morning to night. and good morning. today is wednesday. march 29th. we're looking live at san francisco and the richmond district and the rain. it has been raining a lot, and it's been raining since november. steve and i were cracking jokes,

pepsico said he helped launch it, but they said we do not credit the product creation to him and himeeto. there are a lot of people in his life said no, ideas don't come from people like you, you know. no, that opportunity is not for somebody like you. i have felt that. >> reporter: and she is using her name to make sure no one else feels that way. >> the eva longoria who worked at wendy's flipping burgers needed a tax break, but the eva longoria who works on movie sets does not. >> reporter: she campaigned for president obama and biden and in 2014 she co-founded a political action committee. >> we are here with latino victory project which increases latino political power. >> reporter: have you gotten pushback by being so politically active? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: you don't really want to run for office yourself? >> no. >> reporter: but with your platform and education, why not? >> here is the thing. the reality is you don't have to be a politician to be political. and i think that's the biggest myth. people say you should run for office to make a difference. i am making a differe

pepsico working with the boston beer company to do the dew with a kick. >> freak out responsibly. >>s is irresponsible. a report published in 2022 on this issue includes photos showing hard mountain dew merchandise next to regular cases of mountain dew and in this photo beneath a hot wheels toy display. and now some legislators are looking at how to keep any confusion from happening at the grocery store. in virginia they've passed a bill that would ban retailers from setting the alcoholic and nonalcoholic versions immediately adjacent to each other. guys? >> can get confusing. >> yes. >> thank you, rebecca. >>> coming up, he's back. it's jimmy kimmel gearing up to host the oscars for the third time. they say third time is the charm. lara sat down with him. lara, did you get any hot tips about sunday night's big show? >> i got one hot tip. jimmy says with all of the categories back on the live show night.prepared for a very late - he says we might even get the morning off, it could go that long. he's kidding, of course. very excited for his third time hosting the oscars. we'll have mu