Embracing the icy crisp winter air, warming your hands with a Starbucks,

wrapping up in snugly layers upon layers.

The signs are all there.

You're entering your cozy era.

And there's nothing cozier than the limited edition Starbucks Arm and Biscotti O'Late.

A new smooth and warming twist on a classic.

Whatever era you're in, find your perfect order in store on Starbucks

delivers and the Starbucks UK app, subject to availability while stocks last.

Perhaps Pepsi's price hikes get its products booted from store shelves in Europe.

Plus, the U.S. speaks out as Moscow turns to North Korea and Iran for missiles.

Russia has become increasingly isolated on the world stage, and they've been forced to look

to like-minded states for military equipment.

And open AIs competitors seek to capitalize on the AI leader's recent management

chaos.

It's Friday, January 5th, I'm Lou Fargis for the Wall Street Journal, and here is the

AM edition of What's News?

The top headlines and business stories moving your world today. One of the world's biggest supermarket chains has said it will drop several Pepsi co products

from its stores to protest what it called unacceptable price increases.

Care4 operates thousands of stores across more than 30 countries and will stop selling

Pepsi, Doritos, and other products in France, Italy, Spain, and Belgium,

in what journal reporter Jennifer Maloney says is a rare public standoff

between a grocer and a foodmaker.

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