The Latest Breaking News from Carnival Corporation

Sir Richard Branson’s cruise brand has ditched some of its raunchy image but remained adult-only

Carnival Corporation stock is undervalued after its Q1 pullback and set up to rebound strongly by year's end as business trends drive debt reduction.

Carnival Corporation produced strong free cash flow in Q4. However, CCL stock is off its highs. One way to play this is to sell short cash-secured puts to set a lower buy-in target price and to also get paid.

Beyond the AI boom, opportunities for growth in diverse sectors like steel, housing, and travel offer investors compelling prospects for the year ahead.

The travel industry benefits from surging demand through increased air travel, cruise popularity, and hotel stays, all driven by unique experiences, convenience, and technological advancements, fueling optimism in the market. Given this backdrop, investing in strong travel stocks such as Carnival Corporation (CCL), SkyWest (SKYW), and Travel + Leisure (TNL)…

Carnival Corporation has recently outperformed the Nasdaq, and Wall Street analysts are bullish about the stock’s prospects.

Despite Carnival underperforming the broader market in 2024, Wall Street analysts remain bullish about the stock's potential.

Holiday makers can expect to sail from Australia on bigger, more modern ships thanks to Carnival Corp’s decision to close the country’s much-loved cruise brand

Miami-based cruise operator Carnival Corporation has announced it will retire its PO Cruises Australia brand in March 2025.