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Remarkably, PepsiCo ably demonstrates how much gold there is in being the eternal silver-medal winner. The company is still a veritable junk-food juggernaut that includes Frito-Lay, which dominates the salty-snack industry the way you-know-who does soft drinks. There are also the fast-food restaurants Taco Bell, Pizza Hut and KFC, a division that is on the rebound. The entire company brought in revenues of $30 billion and profits of $1.99 billion in 1995. The stock, which recently split, increased some 70% last year...
With 1,270 students--nearly a fifth of the undergraduate population--on its mailing list, AAA stands as a juggernaut in Asian life at Harvard...
More than 300 million Indians stood in line to cast their ballot in the general elections held from April 27 to May 7. Now that virtually all their votes have been counted, it is clear enough what most Indians were against: the Congress Party, the political juggernaut of Mohandas Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru that has ruled India for all but four years since 1947, when the country gained independence from Britain. Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao is out, and the party, burdened with an image of corruption and lassitude, lost almost half its seats in the Lok Sabha, the lower...
Penn swept a four game series with Columbia earlier this season. However, all the games were close; the last two decided by one run each. So while their records portray Penn as a juggernaut and Columbia as a pushover, neither team should be underestimated...
This past weekend, the juggernaut that is the current Harvard men's squash team brought along a six-pack...