Will Feuer is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal, specializing in breaking news. His work has also been featured in various publications such as Yahoo Finance, New York Post, and MarketWatch. Will covers a range of topics including finance, technology, and business, providing timely updates and analysis to readers.
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Will Feuer's coverage predominantly focuses on investment analysis and earnings reports, with a specific focus on the stock market, revenue outlook, and financial performance of companies. He also covers topics related to the airline industry.
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Dollar Tree said it planned to close about 1,000 outlets over the next few years, while earnings for the holiday quarter were wiped out by impairment charges.
By: Will Feuer, Michelle Bruzzese
Hotels' room rates remain near all-time highs in part to offset the increase in wages to lure workers back
By: Will Feuer
Dollar Tree said it planned to close about 1,000 outlets over the next few years, while earnings for the holiday quarter were wiped out by impairment charges. The dollar-store operator reported a loss of $1.
Choice Hotels said it is abandoning its roughly $7 billion takeover bid for rival Wyndham Hotels & Resorts after attempting to drive a deal through despite being rebuffed by Wyndham’s board.
The negotiations were critical to giving the California company a lifeline to stave off bankruptcy. Shares traded below a dime. Recommended Stories
By: Will Feuer
A number of coal miner stocks traded lower after a bridge collapse in Baltimore halted traffic at a key port, but a couple of producers that have focused their exporting elsewhere traded higher.
By: Will Feuer
Carnival warns that the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore will hit its bottom line. At least two of the cruise operator's ships sail out of the Port of Baltimore, where vessel traffic has been halted due to the bridge collapse.
By: Will Feuer
The cruise operator raised its full-year adjusted earnings guidance and warned of profit risk from the bridge collapse.
By: Will Feuer
Carnival warns that the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore will hit its bottom line. At least two of the cruise operator's ships sail out of the Port of Baltimore, where vessel traffic has been halted due to the bridge collapse.
Shares of Conagra Brands rose in early trading after the Slim Jim and Vlasic pickle maker reported quarterly profits and sales that were higher than Wall Street expected. Conagra's stock was recently up nearly 5%., on pace for its highest close since August.
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