Bill Peters is a Reporter at Investor's Business Daily. He specializes in finance, trading, and business economics, with a keen focus on retail and consumer packaged goods. Bill's work has been featured in notable publications including The Roar, Yahoo Finance, and MarketWatch.
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Amazon is the latest Big Tech company to report abnormally large earnings growth, thanks to paper gains on Anthropic investments.
The fast-food chain said too many promotions at once led to confusion for staff and customers alike.
By: Bill Peters
“History has repeatedly shown that the sales impact of foodborne illness tends to be fleeting for restaurants,” one analyst noted.
By: Bill Peters
The salad chain’s shares tumbled after hours, but it said it doesn’t use iceberg lettuce and only uses jalapenos in two dressings.
By: Bill Peters
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Wendy’s new CEO is embarking on a turnaround initiative, while acknowledging that issues around food quality and service have turned customers away.
Wendy's made a name for itself by promoting an elevated form of fast food, with an emphasis on fresh ingredients.
By: Bill Peters
Energy companies in the S&P 500 have put up a 42.5% revenue gain in the second quarter, powering the index’s sales performance.
By: Bill Peters
While Big Tech companies are driving the S&P 500's profit growth to an abnormally high level this earnings season, energy companies are helping spur what could be the index's highest sales growth in years.
By: Bill Peters
Bloomberg says GameStop could propose collaborating with eBay in some way other than a merger. Some analysts doubt whether eBay would benefit much from that sort of deal.
