#starbucks

US Top News and Analysis | We're raising our price target on Starbucks after a robust beat-and-raise quarter AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information. Starbucks topped Wall Street estimates for the quarter ended March 29, posting revenue of $9.53 billion (up 8.8% YoY) and adjusted earnings of $0.50 per share versus the expected $0.43, while annual adjusted EPS rose 22% and comparable store sales jumped 6.2%—well above the 4% consensus. The strong results, the first earnings beat in five quarters, reflected the momentum of CEO Brian Niccol’s turnaround plan, with U.S. comps accelerating to 7.1%, transaction growth hitting a three‑year high, and the Rewards program reaching a record 35.6 million active members. Internationally, all ten major markets posted positive comps, and the company announced a joint venture in China to de‑risk growth there. Management raised its FY 2026 outlook, targeting global and U.S. comparable‑store growth of at least 5% and adjusted EPS of $2.25‑$2.45, and lifted the price target to $115 from $100 while maintaining a wait‑for‑pullback buying stance. Read more: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/04/28/were-raising-our-price-target-on-starbucks-after-its-robust-quarter.html #Starbucks #BoyuCapital #BrianNiccol #NorthAmerica #China

US Top News and Analysis | Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Robinhood, Booking Holdings, Starbucks, Visa & more AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information. After the bell, several U.S. stocks posted notable moves: Booking Holdings slid nearly 4 % after trimming its full‑year adjusted EPS growth to the “low‑to‑mid‑teens” amid lingering Middle‑East conflict impacts, while its peer Expedia fell about 3 % in sympathy. Mondelez International rose 2 % on a first‑quarter beat, reporting 67 cents per share earnings on $10.08 billion revenue versus expectations of 61 cents and $9.75 billion. Robinhood’s shares tumbled roughly 6 % as Q1 results missed forecasts (38 cents earnings on $1.07 billion revenue). Starbucks jumped nearly 5 % after upping its full‑year same‑store‑sales outlook to at least 5 % and raising its EPS range to $2.25‑$2.45. Enphase Energy slipped more than 6 % despite a modest beat, while Seagate Technology surged about 15 % on strong Q4 guidance. NXP Semiconductors also spiked over 15 % after beating earnings and revenue estimates. Cloud‑security firm F5 added nearly 5 % on better‑than‑expected Q2 results and upgraded guidance; Visa gained 6 % on solid Q2 earnings and revenue. Real‑estate data provider CoStar Group fell 5 % after reaffirming full‑year revenue forecasts, and O‑I Glass plunged 19 % after cutting its full‑year EPS outlook and missing earnings expectations. Rush Street Interactive leapt 15 % on a Q1 beat and raised full‑year guidance, Bloom Energy rose 9 % after beating estimates, and Brown‑Forman slid 6 % when merger talks with Pernod Ricard fell through. Read more: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/04/28/stocks-making-the-biggest-moves-after-hours-hood-bkng-sbux-v.html #Robinhood #BookingHoldings #Starbucks #Visa

I am in literal hell. The AI fatigue is real. Is this why we can’t buy memory? #Starbucks really out doing the most… and for what…? the smooth brains who can’t order a damn coffee?