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The longest-serving overseas American prisoner goes on hunger strike

Zack Shahin, a former executive of PepsiCo, is in a Dubai jail serving a 47-year sentence on charges of fraud.

In Corporate America, Black is the new green

Companies are less concerned with being on the wrong side of history than hurting their bottom line.

PepsiCo to buy SodaStream in $3.2 billion deal

PepsiCo will buy carbonated drink-machine maker SodaStream which faced calls for a boycott several years ago over a factory it had in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.

7 reasons Pepsi's sugar cut is a good idea

The brand known for its soft drinks set a new goal to reduce the amount of sugar in its beverages around the world.

LuxLeaks defendant reaches tax data by chance, court says

A former employee of accounting firm PwC claims he had access to confidential documents that were exposing Luxembourg's tax deals with multinational companies.