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Chipotle Stock Tumbles on Third Forecast Cut — Can the Burrito Chain Bounce Back?

Chipotle Stock Tumbles on Third Forecast Cut — Can the Burrito Chain Bounce Back?

Chipotle’s Recent Stock Movement Chipotle’s shares have drifted lower through October. After opening the month near $42–43, the stock slipped amid broader market volatility and lingering doubts about consumer spending. By Oct. 29, CMG traded around $40.40 stockanalysis.com, a level not seen since mid-summer. As TS2.Tech notes, the stock has now fallen about 31% since January ts2.tech, underperforming the S&P 500 by a wide margin. This pullback partly reflects repeated earnings disappointments: for instance, Reuters observed that Chipotle shares “slumped 13%” in July after weak demand caused sales to miss forecasts ts2.tech. In 2025, Chipotle has already trimmed its full-year sales
Asia-Pacific Hotel Investment Frenzy: Billions Pour In Despite Mixed Hotel Recovery

Asia-Pacific Hotel Investment Frenzy: Billions Pour In Despite Mixed Hotel Recovery

APAC Hotel Deals Surge Toward New Highs Asia-Pacific hotel investment activity has surged in 2025, setting the stage for one of the strongest deal years on record. By the end of August, hotel transaction volumes hit US$12.1 billion – a figure that nearly eclipses the pace of last year’s record haul realestateasia.com. Despite a slow start to the year, deal-making accelerated in recent months as buyer and seller expectations realigned. “Investors are ready and interested in deals,” observed Jesper Palmqvist of STR, describing 2025 as a “mixed year” where capital is eager even if performance hasn’t fully rebounded costar.com. Real
Boeing’s Turbulent Week: Big Deal Greenlights, Strike Drama, and Hopes of a Comeback

Boeing’s Turbulent Week: Big Deal Greenlights, Strike Drama, and Hopes of a Comeback

Financial Performance & Deliveries Boeing’s financial recovery is gathering pace, though the company isn’t profitable yet. In Q2 2025, revenue surged to $22.75 billion (+35% year-on-year) while losses narrowed to $612 million (vs. a $1.44 billion loss a year prior) ts2.tech. Crucially, free cash flow turned positive – a milestone after years of cash burn ts2.tech. Boeing’s backlog has swelled to about $619 billion (~5,900 airplanes) as airlines snap up jets amid a travel rebound ts2.tech. New figures underscore the momentum. Boeing delivered 55 jets in September, a sharp rise from 33 a year earlier reuters.com. That included 40 of its 737 MAX workhorses
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