Noodles & Company

The fast-casual chain has something new that may surprise its customers.

The people are NOT going to be happy at this whopper of a price increase.

Rising food costs continue to drain us at the drive-through.

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Analyst Jake Bartlett selectively serves up ideas for investors in burgers, burritos and noodles.

U.S. stock futures rise Tuesday, following Wall Street's worst day of the year, as China attempts to ease trade tensions with the U.S., Walt Disney to report earnings Tuesday; Barneys New York files for bankruptcy protection.

The restaurant company earned less than half of what analysts were expecting for the period.

U.S. stock futures turn lower after a report says a summit between Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping won't happen in March; Boeing's 737 MAX 8 jet is grounded by U.S. authorities; Federal prosecutors are conducting a criminal investigation into data deals reached by Facebook, a report says; Tesla will unveil its Model Y SUV on Thursday.

Wages and job numbers rose less than expected, but September payrolls were advised to reverse a loss.

Walt Disney, the largest entertainment company in the world, will open its books for investors on Thursday. But until then, all eyes on the surprising arrest of Saudi Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal.

The restaurant company is fending off an activist shareholder that's ruffling some serious feathers.

With McDonald's doing better, who is it hurting? If you say Burger King -- wrong!

Apart from the big chains, very few restaurant companies have done well this year.

The focus remains on earnings while the season winds down.

We're rounding out the end of the earnings season and it's retail's turn to step up to the plate and show us what it's got.

The Federal Reserve's meeting in March creeps closer, but markets remain skeptical that a rate hike will come so soon.

The Apollo (APO) backed children's restaurant company may be relying on its entertainment focus to outperform other similar companies that have braved public markets.

The casual dining company appears, on the surface, to be primed for some strategic M&A.

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Let's check on the year-to-date performance of McDonald's, Chipotle, Carrols, Yum Brands and many others as food service shines.

Just check out your local restaurants and drive-throughs.

Later Monday brings another look at inflation and some other data courtesy of the New York Federal Reserve.

Sooner or later price increases have got to weigh on the consumer -- and impact restaurant revenue.

Out of eight names discussed here, only two have had significantly more positive than negative earnings revisions.

The moves come as stocks feel like they are at an inflection point after deep losses in the first half of 2022.

Target, eBay, General Motors and Facebook's parent could be among the stocks in the 2023 version of the Tax Loss Selling Recovery Portfolio.

Companies in the sector are seeing their share prices sag as rising labor and input costs take a toll on restaurant margins.

We expect the volatile nature of last week's market activity to repeat this week, with the market once again trading on the news it hears last.

Yet for now, most restaurant stocks are enjoying solid years even as many contend with labor shortages and higher prices for products such as beef.

Even companies that haven't performed particularly well on an operating basis are registering fat stock gains so far in 2021.

A company that consistently increases its quarterly dividends tends to see a step-like move higher in its share price. For me, that's DPZ.

When a company zigs rather than zags, it gets my attention.

Surprisingly, 2020 has turned out to be decent year for restaurant stocks.

The shares of several chains are doing surprisingly well while others are struggling as the pandemic puts restaurants' survival skills to the test.

As a whole, publicly traded restaurant names are doing better than I would have expected year-to-date.

The deals that has been taking place in the industry in the last few years are likely to continue.

It's been a solid year for restaurant stocks so far, especially for these 3 names.

Chipotle Mexican Grill, Noodles & Co. and Dine Brands Global are among the names we're serving up.

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