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PepsiCo is going into the 2022 Super Bowl with a strategy of mashing up quite a few household names--and not just Pepsi halftime show performers Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Mary J. Blige, Kendrick Lamar and Dr. Dre. Building on a tactic that was rare until recent years, the beverage and snack giant will be packing multiple

Key Events This Week: All Eyes On The CPI After what DB''s Jim Reid describes as "a week for the ages" this week should be calmer until of course US CPI comes along on Thursday. As the Deutsche strategist notes, in his look back at a hell of a week, what made last week so fascinating was the rare interplay between macro and micro. Not only did the rates world shake and reverberate (2yr bunds +35.9bps and the worse week since 2008), but on successive days we saw the biggest market cap fall in history for any company (Meta), followed by the biggest rise ever (Amazon). We have 83 S&P 500 companies reporting this week but no Goliath sized ones, so it''ll be a more normal week for earnings. The macro and micro last week was enough to push the Russian/Ukraine tensions into the background but they are clearly still there so we have to watch out for that as well. Over the weekend ECB governor Knott (a hawk) became the first ECB official to confirm what we reported last week, when he endorsed a 2022 hike by suggesting that he expects a hike around Q4 and another in Spring 2023, and that they are most likely to be in 25bps increments.

Futures Tread Water Amid Peripheral Bond Rout As Key CPI Print Looms U.S. index futures swung around in a volatile, illiquid overnight session, and at last check were flat despite traders'' concerns about growing fireworks in the European bond market where Italian and Greek bond plunged amid fears of ECB rate hikes as soon as October, while waiting for Thursday''s key CPI data and further corporate earnings. S&P 500 futures were up 2 points or 0.05%, Nasdaq futures were up 26 points or 0.18% and Dow futures were up fractionally as markets now expect more than five quarter-point Federal Reserve interest-rate hikes in 2022 to keep inflation on check following a strong U.S. jobs report. Treasury yields and the dollar were stable, while the euro snapped a six-day strengthening run. WTI crude fell after last week''s rally. Chinese shares climbed on their return from a weeklong holiday. Bitcoin extended its recovery surge. In the premarket, Peloton was in focus, soaring 27% on reports it''s evaluating interest from potential suitors including Amazon and Nike.

Fourth-quarter earning season continues with reports from Chipotle, Pfizer, Disney, CVS, Toyota, Twitter, Coca-Cola, Illumina, PepsiCo, and more. Plus, January CPI inflation data.

The following is a list of earnings slated for release February 7-11, along with a few previews.

Beverages giant PepsiCo (NASDAQ: PEP) is launching Rockstar Unplugged, a new kind of energy drink infused with hempseed extract.

The drinks come in three different flavours and contain significantly less caffeine than other Rockstar energy drinks.

PepsiCo (NASDAQ:PEP) declares $1.075/share quarterly dividend, in line with previous.Forward yield 2.45%Payable March 31; for shareholders of record March 4; ex-div March 3.See PEP Dividend

PepsiCo''s latest drink from Rockstar Energy is infused with hemp seed.

January 2022 will still go down as a turbulent and loss-ridden month for stocks, but at least it ended on a high note. A relatively quiet news weekend followed by little in the way of fresh economic data gave investors little to go on Monday, but the session was pockmarked by a host of individual relief rallies. SEE MORE The 15 Best Growth Stocks to Buy for 2022 Most notable was the S&P 500''s seventh-largest holding, Tesla ( TSLA ), which popped 10.7% thanks to Credit Suisse analysts, who upgraded the stock to Outperform after it lost 20% in January. "With the market disproportionately punishing growth stocks in the past month, we believe an attractive entry point has emerged for Tesla," said CS analysts, adding that Tesla checks off a number of boxes: attractive growth story, disruption, decarbonization and more. Netflix ( NFLX , +11.1%), Moderna ( MRNA , +6.2%), PayPal ( PYPL , +5.2%) and Nvidia ( NVDA , +7.2%) were among other recently beat-up stocks that closed the month with a rebound.

The company is expected to report fourth-quarter earnings on Feb. 10.

PALM BEACH, Fla. , Jan. 27, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- FinancialNewsMedia.com News Commentary - Nanoemulsion companies are adopting innovative techniques, which enhance the taste of food. Growing use of nanoemulsion in the food & beverages industry, and rising trend of nanostructured food ingredients and additive in food & beverages fuel the growth of the global nanoemulsion market… with nano technology expanding its trend in various industries, a number of opportunities have been formed for the key players in the industry. A report from Allied Market Research projected that the global nanoemulsion industry was estimated at $2.08 billion in 2018 and is expected to reach $4.91 billion by 2026, growing at a CAGR of 11.5% from 2019 to 2026… and will generate $12.4 Billion by 2027. The report said: "In the recent years, an exponential increase has been witnessed in the global population, which has propelled the food requirement. This in turn is expected to boost the need for new types of emulsifiers in the food industry.

Non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, are everywhere these days--from designer handbags to luxury real estate and collectible art. Brands jumping aboard the NFT ship are already seeing myriad opportunities for 2022. Hype or not, there is no denying that the potential to grow revenue, sooner or later, is there. PepsiCo''s Todd Kaplan, vp of Marketing, Colas,