Friday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Baidu, Carnival, Costco, Coty, CSX, Darden, DraftKings, Fifth Third, Rite Aid and Unity Software.
Monday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Adobe, BP, FedEx, GameStop, Gilead Sciences, Kroger, MGM Resorts, Micron Technology, Nvidia and Tradeweb Markets.
With the seasonally weak time for the market around the corner and a host of reasons that could bring a sizable market pullback at any time, aggressive investors may want to consider…
Cruise operator Norwegian Cruise Line reported worse than expected second-quarter results Thursday morning. An industry group has further pushed out new sailings, making matters even worse for the company and its peers.
Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Automatic Data Processing, GrowGeneration, Hilton Worldwide, Lululemon Athletica, Lyft, Netflix, Spotify, Tesla, Twitter, Visa and Wayfair.
Cruise ship stocks posted a late gain on Wednesday but gave most of it back on Thursday. The industry continues to search for a way to get back out to sea.
Investors have seen recoveries in airlines, hotels and other travel-related stocks over the past 75 days or so, but the trends for the great recovery in travel and tourism may not resemble…
A research note from Morgan Stanley questions whether the cruise lines have raised enough capital. Still, shares of main cruise line operators were surging on Wednesday.
While cruises are being sold at dirt-cheap prices for future sailings, the industry has further extended the relaunch of its vessels for future cruises due to multiple conditions around the COVID-19 pandemic…
Across the board, cruise companies were tossed around on Monday amid concerns that a potential second wave of coronavirus infections could stifle business.
24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of Applied Materials, Cisco, Norwegian Cruise Line and some of the other most anticipated quarterly reports due this week.
Norwegian Cruise Line stock saw a handy gain on Wednesday after the company announced that it had secured more liquidity to help keep it afloat through the next 12 months.
Chris Lange With markets starting to pick up again, and the S&P 500 on track to have its best week (albeit truncated) since 1974, there might be a light at the end of the…
Carnival stock sank lower on Thursday after the company announced the pricing of a secondary offering. The company has been frantically pursuing debt offerings to stay afloat.
Carnival and the rest of the cruise line operators appear to be running for the lifeboats after their businesses may be sunk. Carnival has announced a secondary offering.
