Evie Liu is a financial journalist, currently working as a reporter for Barron's. With a focus on how climate change impacts the economy, Evie has previously worked as a data and visual journalist for Dow Jones, NY Daily News, and KPCC. Her work has appeared in publications such as Financial News and Yahoo Finance Singapore.
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McDonald’s was the only one of four fast-food restaurant giants to beat quarterly earnings and revenue estimates.
By: Evie Liu
McDonald’s was the only one of four fast-food restaurant giants to beat quarterly earnings and revenue estimates.
By: Evie Liu
Celsius stock tumbled Wednesday after the energy drink company reported quarterly earnings and revenue that missed Wall Street estimates. Celsius broke even for the quarter ended September, compared with per-share earnings of 30 cents a year ago. Celsius reported revenue of $265.7 million, missing the consensus estimate of $266.7 million and down from $385 million in the year-ago quarter.
While Donald Trump has said little about his antitrust positions, Republicans traditionally oppose regulatory blocks on corporate growth.
Boatwright has served as interim CEO since Niccol’s departure in August. Prior to that, he was the chief operating officer at Chipotle, in charge of improving the company’s overall guest experience. “We conducted a thorough and rigorous external search process that confirmed Scott is absolutely the best person to lead the next stage of growth at Chipotle,” said Scott Maw, Chipotle’s chairman of the board.
Simply Good Foods stock could deliver healthy gains if the company can breathe new life into Atkins, its older weight-management brand that is now out of favor.
By: Evie Liu
Domino’s is seen taking more market share as it promotes its value deals and boosts sales through new delivery partnerships.
By: Evie Liu
A prohibition on using SNAP benefits to buy processed foods would hit the bottom line of some major food producers.
By: Evie Liu
Stocks in packaged-food companies have been under pressure in the past few days after President-elect Donald Trump nominated Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a well-known critic of Big Food’s influence on government, to lead the Department of Health and Human Services. Among the actions laid out in his “Make America Healthy Again ” plan, Kennedy said he would stop allowing beneficiaries of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program to use food stamps to buy soda or processed foods that are widely considered by nutritionists to be unhealthy. “It’s nonsensical for U.S. taxpayers to spend tens of billions of dollars subsidizing junk that harms the health of low-income Americans,” the HHS nominee wrote.
By: Evie Liu
Starbucks stock jumped 1.8% on Thursday after a report that the coffee retailer is considering selling a stake in its Chinese operations to a local partner to help it better grow in the market. As Starbucks struggles with slumping sales in China, management has been exploring ways to rejuvenate growth and has noted on several occasions that they are considering a strategic partnership to help the company better compete in China. “We are fully committed to our business and partners, and to growing in China,” said a Starbucks spokesperson in response to Barron’s request for comment.
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