Prev Close | 3.80 |
Open | 3.75 |
Day Low/High | 3.75 / 3.95 |
52 Wk Low/High | 3.47 / 19.84 |
Volume | 2.00M |
Prev Close | 3.80 |
Open | 3.75 |
Day Low/High | 3.75 / 3.95 |
52 Wk Low/High | 3.47 / 19.84 |
Volume | 2.00M |
Exchange | OTC |
Shares Outstanding | 93.35B |
Market Cap | 5.70B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Let's see how recent dividend news from Darden Restaurants could signal more good dividend news is ahead.
With these huge initial public offerings in Airbnb, DoorDash and Snowflake, we have to think about how much sense their valuations make; the logic behind them might surprise you.
RealMoney's Eric Jhonsa reviews which of his 2020 tech predictions did and didn't pan out.
In addition to seeing blistering growth, the U.S. restaurant-delivery leader has been cash-flow positive this year. That makes for quite the contrast with Uber's delivery unit.
It's always interesting to see what insiders are still buying even as insider selling spikes.
The company designs and manufactures purpose-built, automotive-grade, all-electric vehicles, targeting the low-speed electric vehicle market.
The deal should put Uber's U.S. food-delivery operations on better footing. But generating substantial profits from the business could still be easier said than done.
As the Covid crisis goes on, you will see fewer retail options, less vibrant cities, shuttered restaurants and the big to get bigger.
The consequences of real estate defaults will ripple through the economy like a financial covid.
It's amazing, a celebration of small business creativity unleashed by a pandemic that will never be snuffed and this wave deserves our patronage and our money.
What our analysis of the charts reveals.
The space would go from a pariah to a godsend both for the stock market and for restaurants starved for business and desperate for delivery to work.
Also, we have an updated chart in the S&P 500 index.
While restaurants and cafes shut doors to public, some spice and prepared food names show promise.
In fields ranging from food delivery to e-commerce to enterprise software, deep-pocketed tech firms look strategically advantaged right now.
If you're an investor that is inclined to look at the intersection of what I call the Digital Lifestyle and food industry, you are more than likely looking at the food delivery industry, which has changed significantly in the last several years. Whi...
Though Uber's Q4 adjusted EBITDA guidance was better than expected, the opposite was true of its full-year bookings and revenue guidance.
The timing of this morning's rally? Almost simultaneously news broke from both China and the UK of possible drugs to fight coronavirus.
Shares of the food delivery company have rebounded in the last month but will need to contend with overhead chart resistance moving forward.
I would look to continue riding UBER on the long side with no interest in a short position.
With the U.S. restaurant-delivery market still seeing intense competition and discounting, GrubHub is reportedly exploring its options.
Let's dissect these two concepts that explain why we're rallying like we are now.
RealMoney's Eric Jhonsa offers some predictions for what the tech world will witness in the new year.
We're seeing lots of companies snapping up their peers, and the market is applauding.
Despite the possibility of getting booted from London, Uber's overhang is behind it, and it can go higher from here -- especially if it tosses its food service.
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