The Latest Breaking News from Carnival

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…

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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?

With soaring demand for leisure travel, the cruise industry witnessed an increased booking. Given this backdrop, let us compare cruise stocks Carnival Corporation (CCL) and Lindblad Expeditions Holdings (LIND) to discover which one of these could be worth watching. Read on….

Investors don't expect the American consumer to pull back on spending.

Over the past year, the stocks of the top three cruise operators are up an average of 91%. Yet, there’s an argument to be made that they’re still cheap.

Although Carnival might offer an enticing buy on the revenge travel narrative, CCL stock presents risks that prospective investors shouldn’t ignore.

The major indexes continued to rise ahead of tomorrow's CPI report and Wednesday's Fed policy announcement.