Cruise ship stock Carnival Corporation (CCL) has witnessed an upsurge in bookings in the post-pandemic era. However, it missed consensus estimates in its latest reported quarter. Moreover, it has lost more than 60% in 2022 and demonstrates poor profitability. CCL is still in choppy waters and might be best avoided now. Keep reading…. shutterstock.com – […]
Alzheimer’s Disease remains one of the leading causes of death, and yet the nature of the disease makes finding a cure elusive. But that’s not for a lack of effort. A 2021 report by the research firm Research and Markets projects that the worldwide Alzheimer’s market will be worth $9.4 billion by 2027. This presumes
SGH (NASDAQ: SGH) and Skyworks (NASDAQ: SWKS) are grossly undervalued stocks given the underlying strengths of their businesses. These companies are tech companies but are also deeply exposed to the manufacturing world because of the components they make. That’s right, electronic and digital components, the components that are needed by manufacturers and industries of all
RPM International (NYSE: RPM) is a bellwether of sorts making coatings and construction products for a wide range of uses. The company just reported a strong quarter and gave favorable guidance that points to peak inflation and widening margins for the S&P 500 but PPG Industries (NYSE: PPG) is the better buy, now, in the
Rivian (NASDAQ:RIVN) is taking investors on a wild ride this week. But it has nothing to do with the performance of its electric trucks. The company’s stock is up 3.39% for the week as of this writing. That’s welcome news for investors who have watched the stock decline 64% in the last 12 months.
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Elon Musk has had no shortage of drama lately, especially when it comes to his flip-flopping on whether or not the billionaire will go through with his bid to purchase Twitter for the originally proposed price of $54.20 per share, roughly $44 billion. Al Drago/Bloomberg via Getty Image Though it’s unclear what Musk’s plans are
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. I once promoted a part-time employee into a full-time position. He did well for the first month, and then his performance tanked because he wasn’t thrilled with the pay and was overwhelmed with responsibility. He did just enough work to collect a paycheck and spent most of
TikTok can be full of advice, but sometimes it’s best to get a second opinion. When Kristen Fife, a freelance recruiter who has consulted for Twitter and Microsoft, saw a viral TikTok posted last week that was doling out advice from the ’90s, she laughed. In the post, career TikToker and COO at Wonsulting, Jerry