The Latest Breaking News from Carnival

Lingering supply chain issues are marring the operational capability of the leading cruise company, Carnival Corporation & plc (CCL). Moreover, considering the stubborn inflation and rising borrowing costs in the economy, should you buy, sell or hold the stock now? Continue reading to find out.

Recession is likely next year, at least according to the bond market. But some S&P 500 companies will skate right through it, analysts say.

The cruise line plans to give passengers something they have been asking for.

This issue has also impacted Carnival, Norwegian, and likely all, or at least most, cruise lines.

The cruise line has raised prices for the second time in less than a year, this time by 25%.

Carnival and Royal Caribbean both have been making major upgrades in this area on their newest ships, but Carnival is going even further.

Carnival has been sued by passengers who say they suffered from diarrhoea and vomiting after being unnecessarily exposed to norovirus on eight separate cruises.

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Cruise company Carnival Corporation (CCL) recorded a 50% jump in sales during Cyber Monday, indicating a busy 2023 travel season. Despite strong bookings, CCL is expected to struggle due to a possible recession. So, should you buy, sell, or hold on to the stock now? Read on to learn our…

The Carnival-owned brand may be a sort of trial balloon for big price increases on a key passenger purchase.

Royal Caribbean (and Carnival) cruises have some clear and some very unclear tipping/gratuity policies. Here's what you need to know