Carnival stock is losing its luster even as its operations appear to have largely recovered from the pandemic. It reported record sales and a $1 billion profit in its fiscal third quarter.

The cruise liner industry, represented by major players such as Royal Caribbean Cruises NYSE: RCL, Carnival Corporation NYSE: CCL, and Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings NYSE: NCLH, finds itself at a p...

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Carnival shares are up big in 2023 even after tumbling in the past three months. A huge debt burden and capital-intensive operations are unfavorable qualities.

An Australian judge ruled that the company “knew or ought to have known about the heightened risk of coronavirus infection on the vessel, and its potentially lethal consequences.”

An Australian judge said Carnival should have known its ill-fated trip from Sydney to New Zealand in March of 2020 would end with an outbreak in Covid cases.

Carnival Corporation (NYSE:CCL) has been found negligent in its duty of care to passengers after it failed to cancel a voyage out of Sydney which led to a major COVID-19 outbreak, an Australian cou...

Carnival Corp's Australian unit has been ordered to pay the medical expenses of a woman who contracted COVID-19, with a judge ruling that the cruise ship operator misled passengers about safety ris...

Carnival is rebounding, helped by high demand, increasing sales, and improving profitability. The cruise line is still saddled with a huge debt load, but it's efficiently taking care of it.

Despite pockets of problems, the global economy is healthier than it was. Carnival continues to field passenger bookings at an unprecedented rate.

Carnival generated 59% revenue growth last quarter and brought its bottom line back into the black. The company, however, faces multiple headwinds, as revenge travel may be ending and oil prices co...

As vacationers emerge into a post-pandemic travel world, cruises have made a spectacular comeback.

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Cruises are making a major comeback since COVID -- and fresh demand is sending ticket prices to new heights.