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Here's why you should keep a close eye on these six stocks.
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The Center for Science in the Public Interest released this year's Xtreme Eating Awards, and despite their annual tradition of attempting to shame restaurants for their calorie-laden offerings, restaurants are still unabashed about conjuring up rich dishes.
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Here's why you should keep a close eye on these six stocks.
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Cramer puts top national restaurant brand stocks to the test.
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After talking to analysts and industry insiders, it’s clear the true potential impact of rising food costs on the bottom line and the prospects of unexpectedly higher gas prices on the top line have not yet been fully factored into the stocks.
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US consumers are dining out at full-service restaurants with a consistency not seen since the housing market began its long decline four years ago, in a sign that the nation’s middle classes are becoming more confident about the future. The Financial Times reports.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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Grab the crayons and the kids' menus, families are dining out again. Restaurant visits from families or parties with children this past summer rose after three years of declining traffic, according to market researcher NPD Group.
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Stocks were mixed Friday after a report on consumer sentiment dampened recent signs of economic growth. Art Hogan, global equity product director at Jefferies, discussed his insights.
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Despite the power and popularity of the iPad, one analyst thinks it's Amazon that will sell more electronic books.
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The Lightning Round is extended in this CNBC.com exclusive feature.
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Following are moves you might have missed. Find out why shares of Ann Taylor popped while DineEquity and Pitney Bowes dropped.
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U.S. futures, which were weak overnight on weakness in Europe and China, dropped a few more points near 8am ET on word that an improvised explosive device (IED) was found in a vehicle outside Aldgate East in London—a false alarm, according to reports. Greece and Spain are down about 4 percent, the rest of Europe down 1 to 2 percent. Why don't equity traders believe the Greek bailout will be helpful?
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Whether the market corrects or not, widely followed analyst Hillary Kramer tells us 2 stocks should be headed higher.
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Stocks ended lower Wednesday as Washington ramped up reform in the health care and financial sectors and as the Fed's beige-book report showed the economy is improving but not at a fast enough pace to spur hiring.
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Plus, get calls on oil and gas, restaurant stocks, retail and more.
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It's Investor Day at the NYSE, stock up 1.8 percent, near a four month high. Richard Repetto from Sandler O'Neill, who is the best analyst in this space, told me that the stock was advancing on two pieces of information...
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Stocks advanced Wednesday as reports on the services sector and jobs came in better than expected.
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P.F. Chang's China Bistro hit a 52-week high yesterday and attracted some bullish option trading ahead of its earnings report next week.
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So how are retailers growing in this tough economy? They're buying it. Seven of the top 10 companies on Stores magazine's Hot 100 Retailers list grew by acquisition. A look at others that are growing and why?