...though I know that one of the two companies is on the webpage

Look at this line:

@companies = ("FOO,BAR");

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You are setting companies to an array with one element, the string "FOO, BAR". You want to set it to two elements in one of the following ways:
@companies = ("FOO", "BAR");
# or
@companies = qw(FOO BAR);

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better yet, you could set your regular expression to match either one and ditch the for loop:
# Use quotemeta if companies are not really
# foo and bar and contain metacharacters.
my $companies = join("|", map(quotemeta, qw(FOO BAR)));
print "$1\n" if $content =~ /($companies)/;

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In reply to Re: If statement in Foreach loop by runrig
in thread If statement in Foreach loop by cdherold

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