Carnival's shares have remained flat since August following a strong rally, supported by solid Q1 2026 results including 6% revenue growth and 11% operating earnings growth. The company reinstated its quarterly dividend at $0.15 and has already sold 85% of its 2026 capacity, signaling stable demand despite slowing growth. While risks from oil prices and disease outbreaks persist, Carnival's fundamentals and ongoing deleveraging present an attractive value opportunity for investors looking to buy on dips.
Carnival Corporation Ltd. shares have remained resilient despite recent negative headlines in the cruise industry, including outbreaks of hantavirus and norovirus. Although the stock is down year-to-date, it continues to perform relatively well due t...
Worldline has finalized the sale of its New Zealand payment operations to Cuscal Limited for approximately €17 million. This business processes about 70% of in-store transactions in New Zealand and operates independently from Worldline's European act...
On April 14, 2026, Carnival Corporation detected unauthorized access to its systems via a social engineering attack on an employee, exposing personal data of about 5.99 million individuals. The exposed information includes names, addresses, emails, p...
Holland America Line is extending its European cruise season to operate year-round, including winter 2027-2028, with the Nieuw Statendam ship staying in Europe all year. The expanded schedule features over a dozen cruises across the Mediterranean and...
