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Investors seeking long-term growth potential may want to consider the recommendations of Wall Street experts, who meticulously analyze companies’ financial performance and growth strategies. Domino’s Pizza (DPZ) is one such stock favored by top analysts. Following a strong earnings report in the first quarter, analyst Lauren Silberman from Deutsche Bank reiterated a buy rating on
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In the midst of a broader consumer slowdown impacting the restaurant industry, fast-casual chains like Chipotle Mexican Grill, Wingstop, and Sweetgreen have reported strong sales, largely driven by high-income consumers. While other eateries have experienced a slump in sales and decline in traffic as customers tighten their spending, fast-casual chains have managed to buck the
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The art market is experiencing a decline in auction sales as wealthy buyers and collectors take a step back from the frenzied prices seen in recent years. Major auction houses, including Christie’s, Sotheby’s, and Phillips, are projected to have total sales of $1.2 billion for the upcoming two weeks, representing an 18% decrease from last
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Arm, a British chip designer, experienced a drop of over 2% in its shares on Thursday due to disappointing revenue forecasts. Despite a strong sales quarter driven by the surging demand for artificial intelligence applications, the lackluster revenue outlook left investors underwhelmed. Arm reported a stellar fiscal fourth-quarter revenue of $928 million, representing a 47%
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Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz recently shared his thoughts on the challenges facing the coffee chain in light of its disappointing quarterly report. Despite no longer holding an official position at Starbucks, Schultz believes that the company has the potential to recover, especially if it focuses on enhancing its U.S. stores. Schultz emphasized the need
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Warren Buffett, also known as the “Oracle of Omaha,” made headlines by cutting Berkshire Hathaway’s gigantic Apple stake in the first quarter. The first-quarter earnings report revealed a significant reduction in the Apple bet, which was valued at $135.4 billion, indicating a decline of around 13% in the stake. Despite the reduction, Apple remained Berkshire’s
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