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What’s new today (Nov. 8, 2025) (Below, the core developments driving the week—and today’s coverage—into focus.) Archer’s Hawthorne gambit: why an airport? Archer’s $126M deal secures control (via the master lease and subleases) of Hawthorne Municipal Airport, an ~80‑acre property <3 miles from LAX, including ~190,000 sq. ft. of terminal/office/hangar space. Management frames Hawthorne as: The company cautions the purchase remains subject to agreed closing conditions (including city approval). Business Wire+1 Investor angle: Strategically, owning/controlling critical infrastructure can de‑risk early operations (permits, slots, charging, MRO, passenger flow). Financially, the move is capital‑intensive and adds near‑term cash needs—one reason the stock

This week at a glance: why CAVA is in the headlines Analyst moves since the print These updates follow earlier, more bullish initiations earlier in the year, underscoring how quickly sentiment has cooled as traffic moderates. Investopedia+1 By the numbers — Q3 FY2025 (company reported) What to watch next Quick take CAVA’s long runway (415 units vs. a national whitespace) remains intact, but near‑term comps are caught in a consumer downdraft affecting much of fast casual. Management’s choice to protect brand equity—rather than chase discount traffic—means investors will be watching Q4 trends closely to see if loyalty, menu news and