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Seeing a rebound story in the works, the market has been flocking to Carnival (NYSE: CCL). The cruise company neared bankruptcy during the pandemic, but the stock has since rallied hard and is now

Ever since the pandemic broke out, Carnival (NYSE: CCL) has been one of the top battleground stocks on the market.

The world's biggest cruise line got hit arguably harder than any other stock as

Share of Carnival (NYSE: CCL) Stock rose 22% in May, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. There wasn't a specific news item that sent the stock rising, but a variety of

You can secure a 5% dividend yield without being too risky or aggressive. Sometimes, it's a matter of jumping on a good opportunity when it arises. A stock can fall in value for various reasons

Carnival (NYSE: CCL) (NYSE: CUK) had a difficult time during the earlier stages of the pandemic. The world's biggest cruise ship operator anchored its ships -- and it shifted from a profit to a

It's taken a few years, but Carnival (NYSE: CCL) (NYSE: CUK) shareholders are finally starting to find their sea legs. Shares of the world's largest cruise line operator have been sailing smoothly

Investors are starting to get excited about certain stocks -- we can see that in some of this year's top performers. Of course, you don't want to jump into every stock that's on the rise. It's

Carnival Corp. (NYSE: CCL) was decimated by the coronavirus pandemic, as demand became nonexistent due to health concerns, and the business was faced with financial difficulties. Nowadays, however,

One of the industries that suffered the most during the early stages of the pandemic was cruising. For months, these companies couldn't sail their ships. And that meant earnings plummeted. Carnival

Companies that produce generic drugs aren't known for being exciting investments, and there's little chance they'll ever expand as fast as your average tech stock or most other growth stocks. If

The earliest days of the pandemic hurt travel and entertainment companies, and giants Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) and Carnival (NYSE: CCL) (NYSE: CUK) felt the impact in a big way. For a time, Disney

While the stock market generally moves upward over the long term, some companies lag behind their peers. This underperformance can happen for several reasons, including unsustainable cash burn and

Carnival Corporation's (NYSE: CCL) CEO recently made a surprising announcement. Despite the company's tremendous debt, it has no plans to issue shares to pay down its obligations. Such news likely

Carnival's (NYSE: CCL) stock plunged nearly 50% over the past 12 months as the cruise line operator's long-awaited post-pandemic recovery was challenged by inflation, its exit from Russia, and other

With its shares down 49% over the past 12 months, Carnival (NYSE: CCL) will probably catch the attention of deal-hungry investors looking to bet on the next bull market. But it pays to look before