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Why Cracker Barrel’s Stock Drop Wasn’t a ‘Buy the Dip’ Moment
When shares of Cracker Barrel fell as much as 15% Thursday in a backlash over the restaurant chain’s logo change, it may have seemed like a golden opportunity to get in on an undervalued stock. After all, a new logo doesn’t change a company’s fundamentals, and it might be worth the gamble if the uproar quickly blows over.
NIO's shift to affordability with the new ES8 and rising margins boosts its growth outlook and path to profitability. Find ...
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Inflation and tariffs are hitting back-to-school spending. The stock market could be tested.
T his year’s back-to-school shopping season will be an important test for the U.S. economy. Retailers have the opportunity to ...
The EV maker's U.S. shares were jumping on Friday, having already racked up strong gains the previous session.
A new study finds members of Congress trade more when Congress is in session and when geopolitical risk is high. They also ...
TeraWulf, a firm previously characterized by the volatile nature of Bitcoin mining, has recently made an impressive shift ...
Stocks in areas like airlines, lithium, solar, and homebuilding are being propelled by some bullish near-term catalysts, Ned ...
Whose stock is rising or falling after the Tennessee Titans' victory over the Minnesota Vikings in the preseason finale?
Riot Platforms stock (NASDAQ RIOT), a Bitcoin mining firm, is presently priced at about $13 per share, indicating a recent ...
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