Aramark reported Q4 results, revenue up 5% YoY, raised dividend, and expects strong growth in FY25.

Yum China Holdings reported strong Q3 results with revenue of $3.07B, beating estimates. Delivery and digital sales continue to drive growth. The company also plans to increase capital returns to shareholders.

Domino's Pizza (DPZ) reports third-quarter results with sales growth of 5.1% year-over-year, missing analyst estimates. Company's gross margin, operating margin, and earnings per share increased, while operating cash flow and dividend also saw positive growth. Guidance projects continued growth in sales and income for the next few years.

Sector ETFs, which are the major beneficiaries of a rate cut, rallied to new 52-week highs.

US Foods to buy back $211 million of its shares from Sachem Head Capital Management LP. Confident in financial targets, will aggressively repurchase shares.

Sweetgreen reported strong Q2 FY24 revenue results, beating expectations. Revenue increased 21% Y/Y to $184.6M and same-store sales rose 9%.

Analysts reiterate ratings and price targets for Darden Restaurants (DRI) following Q4 earnings release. EPS beats, sales miss expectations.

Darden Restaurants reported Q4 results, and increased its dividend. The company also expects same-restaurant sales growth of 1.0% to 2.0% and new restaurant openings of 45 to 50.

Casey's General Stores reports $3.60B sales, $2.34 EPS, 5.6% same-store sales rise, $517.6M inside gross profit, and $253.6M fuel gross profit in Q4.

Restaurant stocks have carried their 2023’s success into 2024. Here are three value plays to buy for the long haul.

Cava Group is among leaders in the thriving restaurant industry, returning more than 60% in three months, underlining industry resilience amid high inflation.

ETFs have multiple advantages over both stocks and mutual funds. Here are three of the best high-momentum ETFs to buy now. 

Placer.ai, the business location analytics company, examined the rising success of sub franchises like Jersey Mike's and its 'affluent suburb' patrons.

Investors seeking to capitalize on the Valentine’s Day splurge should invest in consumer discretionary and retail ETFs with the stock market at all-time highs.

Upcoming Q4 financial results and management outlooks may shed light on which QSR companies can capitalize on the latest fast food trends to win over customers.

Here are five ETFs that are poised to soar on holding shopping sales splurge.

Here are five ETFs from different sectors that have gained from strong earnings and a soaring stock market.

Investors seeking to cash in on big gains could consider ETFs from the areas likely to benefit from the Thanksgiving week.

In the last decade, student debt has become one of the largest forms of consumer borrowing with about 44 million borrowers collectively owing approximately $1.7 trillion.

The annual inflation rate in the United States accelerated for a second straight month to 3.7% in August from 3.2% in July. We suggest a few sector ETFs that can be worth investing in at a time of higher inflation.

As we begin the second half of the year the stock market is up, which is not a given based on all that has transpired, thus far.

This Fourth of July will be a celebration of not only freedom but also economic growth. Along with the spirit of Americans, this Independence Day should lift revenues and profits in various corners.

The 10-Year Treasury carries little principal risk but also little if any appreciation. However, these two restaurant stocks have above-Treasury yields.

Cooling of inflation has fueled optimism that the Federal Reserve’s monetary tightening is about to come to an end.