The Latest Breaking News from CCL

A strong Thursday open was essentially wiped out as Treasury yields rose and Nvidia fell back.

Leading cruise operator Carnival (CCL) is grappling with debt and is yet to return to profitability. Let's delve into some key metrics to assess if its a potential buy this month.

The travel sector is poised for continued growth this year and beyond, driven by sustained demand for leisure travel, favorable government initiatives, and rapid integration of emerging technologies. Hence, robust travel stocks Royal Caribbean (RCL), Carnival Corporation (CCL), and Norwegian Cruise (NCLH) could be ideal watchlist additions for their solid…

Norwegian Cruise Line posted its first profit since Covid but its Q3 outlook was short of estimates. NCLH stock has soared in 2023.

Top AI stock Marvell Technology and Eli Lilly lead this weekend's watch list of five stocks near buy points as the new S&P 500 bull market revs back up.

Peer Royal Caribbean trounced Q2 earnings estimates and raised its full-year outlook Thursday.

The cruise industry might remain under pressure amid elevated interest rates and lingering recession fears. So, let’s analyze whether you should Buy, Hold or Sell Royal Caribbean Cruises (RCL) and Carnival Corporation (CCL).

The cruise industry is experiencing a resurgence due to pent-up travel demand. Given this backdrop, could Carnival Corporation (CCL) be a wise buy in July? Let’s analyze some of its financial metrics to know more….

Most of the country is probably in a car or on a plane somewhere to spend the holiday weekend with friends and family. Here are three unusually active options in Friday trading worth considering.

The Dow Jones was solidly higher near midday Friday as technology stocks like Microsoft and Apple enjoyed another day of outperformance.

Carnival stock has surged 53% in the last month and 112% year-to-date. While CCL stock has thumped market gains, is it still a buy right now?