Bank of America analysts gave the snack and beverage giant a 'neutral' rating Tuesday and slashed their price target.

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Bank of America downgraded PepsiCo shares from "buy" to "neutral" and cut its target price for the beverage and snack giant by 16% on Tuesday. Pepsi's snack business, Frito-Lay, is selling fewer ...

Angus Mordant / Bloomberg via Getty Images Bank of America downgraded PepsiCo shares from "buy" to "neutral" and cut its target price for the beverage and snack giant by 16% on Tuesday.