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Cracker Barrel ($CBRL) soars on a surprise profit as its turnaround finally shows real traction
Cracker Barrel soared on a surprise adjusted profit of $0.29 versus an expected loss and a raised EBITDA outlook, signaling its turnaround is gaining real traction.
Can Salt & Straw turn quirky ice cream into a $200m consumer brand deal?
Salt & Straw may fetch over $200M as premium ice cream M&A heats up. See why quirky dessert brands still attract buyers.
Yum! Brands in exclusive talks to sell Pizza Hut to LongRange Capital in a bet on a sharper portfolio
Yum! Brands is in exclusive talks to sell Pizza Hut to LongRange Capital after 10 straight quarters of falling US sales, in a bet on a sharper Taco Bell and KFC focus.
Can Yum Brands (NYSE: YUM) finally fix Pizza Hut by selling it to private equity?
Yum Brands may sell Pizza Hut to LongRange Capital. See why the deal could reshape fast-food portfolios and investor sentiment.
Guzman y Gomez (ASX: GYG) exits Chicago as capital discipline trumps global fast-food ambition
Guzman y Gomez quit the US after a $115M Chicago failure, sending shares up 20% as investors cheered capital discipline and a refocus on profitable Australia. Read more.
Delivery Hero (DHER) stock up 4% to €29.5 as Aspex forces CEO exit and Korea sale opens
Aspex pushed out the CEO and bought 5% more. Prosus must keep selling. Korea is on the block. Delivery Hero (XETRA: DHER) is being rebuilt in real time.
Restaurant micro-cap RIKU heads to Nasdaq on May 27 with $34.5m Japanese dining bet
RIKU's IPO was withdrawn in March, then refiled larger. A 2.7M-share resale window outside the lock-up may decide how 27 May trades on Nasdaq.
Can intravenous everolimus expand the therapeutic window in mTOR-sensitive cancers?
Can intravenous everolimus improve cancer treatment durability? Discover how Sapu003 could reshape oncology drug-delivery strategy.
Wingstop (NASDAQ: WING) bounces 8.6% off 52-week lows as dip buyers test the comp reset
Wingstop posted its worst same-store sales decline in 22 years and the stock collapsed. The asset-light model is intact. The August print decides what happens next.
Starbucks lifts FY26 guidance after Q2 beat, SBUX gains 5% as US transactions return for second straight quarter
Starbucks called the turn in its turnaround. North America margin still slipped 170bps. The harder question is whether ticket can hold without discounts.