Evie Liu

The administration plans to allow more beef to enter the U.S. from countries like Brazil and Australia at lower tariff rates, The Wall Street Journal reported.

Dunkin’ Brands first entered public markets decades ago, when fast-food chains were rapidly expanding across suburban America.

Shares of Monster Beverage surged 15% after it posted a better quarter than Wall Street expected, just a day after rival Celsius delivered a better-than-expected earnings report. 

McDonald’s first-quarter adjusted earnings and revenue beat analysts’ expectations.

The fast-casual restaurant chain posted first-quarter revenue gain of 14.3% to $366.7 million, missing estimates.

Investors might be worried that expectations had run too high for the beverage chain, and they are weary of the stock’s valuation.

Fast casual restaurants’ rally will depend on whether the companies can prove their growth stories are durable.

The owner of Budweiser, Corona Extra, and Stella Artois reported first-quarter results on Tuesday.

Sales volume increased, but consumers have been trading down to lower-priced products or only buying when there is a discount.

GameStop has been building a stake in eBay’s shares and could submit an offer later this month, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Congress has been stuck for more than a year as the bill became a battleground where fiscal policy, environmental concerns, and industrial interests collide.

The Iran war has disrupted the global fertilizer market. Barron’s sizes up where these agricultural stocks could be headed next.

The fast-food chain is upgrading kitchen equipment and leaning on new menu items to boost sales.

For the three months ended in March, the coffee chain posted net revenue of $9.5 billion, up 9% from the year-ago quarter.

Coca-Cola shares are rising after earnings came as a relief to investors, who had been unsettled by a rare revenue miss in the prior quarter.

The pizza chain grew increased revenue by 3.5% from a year ago to $1.15 billion, missing Wall Street’s expectations of $1.16 billion.

The fast-food giant is up against diminishing returns from promotions, potential margin compression, and rising costs.

U.S. District Judge Troy Nunley issued a preliminary injunction on Friday, citing antitrust concerns.

The Justice Department is preparing to file a civil antitrust lawsuit against major egg producers, according to The Wall Street Journal.

The beverage-and-snack company reported adjusted earnings of $1.61 a share on revenue of $19.4 billion.