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Campbell's stock plunges 5.2% after weak earnings, hitting its lowest since 2008, despite a 5.5% dividend yield.
Campbell's shares fell 5.2% after its first-quarter fiscal 2026 results missed expectations, driving a 32% year-to-date decline and the stock to its lowest level since 2008.
Despite the drop, the dividend yield surged to 5.5%, far above the S&P 500’s 1.1%, drawing interest from income-focused investors.
The company struggles to pass on inflation-driven costs amid consumer spending restraint, even as some cook more at home.
While the 2018 Snyder’s-Lance acquisition boosted snack diversification and supported premiumization efforts, ongoing retail and pricing pressures continue to weigh on earnings.
The stock’s deep discount and high yield have sparked debate over whether it’s undervalued and worth considering for December buying.
Las acciones de Campbell se desploman un 5,2% después de débiles ganancias, alcanzando su nivel más bajo desde 2008, a pesar de un rendimiento de dividendos del 5,5%.