March Madness a Bonanza for Broadcasters, Advertisers
The NCAA basketball tournament doesn’t get nearly the hoopla that the Super Bowl garners, but it’s a bonanza for advertisers, including official sponsors GM and Nissan.
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P.F. Chang's to Go Private: Buyout Bid Adds a 30% Tip to Stock
Shares of P.F. Chang's soared nearly 30% Tuesday after the restaurant chain agreed to be acquired by private equity firm Centerbridge Partners in a $1.1 billion deal. Here's what it all means for the rest of the dynamic casual dining industry.
3 Restaurant Stocks That Are on Fire
Panera Bread and Buffalo Wild Wings posted better-than-expected quarterly profits this week, and Chipotle Mexican Grill came through with a blowout quarter last week.
Follow the Female Leaders to Faster Portfolio Growth
Executives ask themselves daily: "What can I do to give my company an edge?" Studies show that the answer may be as simple as hiring more women for executive and board of director roles. So you just might want to invest in these six companies that have done just that.
6 Growth Stocks from an Investing Master
Martin Zweig%u2019s unique, earnings-oriented approach to stock picking has produced consistently outstanding returns over a 15-year period, writes John Reese, who explains the growth and value components of Zweig%u2019s strategy and reviews some of his current holdings.
4 Ways Hollywood Can Save the Local Multiplex
Hollywood has a problem. For the first time in more than two decades, the film industry is posting back-to-back years of falling box office receipts. Before the drama becomes a horror show, here are a few things that could beef up ticket sales.
Five Restaurant Stocks Worth Sampling Now
Legendary investor Peter Lynch espoused the philosophy "Buy what you know." Well, who doesn't know restaurants? We know where the crowds are, and we know what we like to eat. Here are five chains that managed to grow during the market lull, positioning themselves perfectly for the future.
True Religion: A Great Small Cap
In part four of an ongoing series, analyst Sean Williams explores clothing retailer True Religion, a small-cap stock whose solid bottom-line, combined with its expansion into brick-and-mortar stores makes it a highly promising buy.
