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Analysts at Deutsche Bank predict Tesla's Q1 deliveries will hit 345,000, marking an 11% year-on-year decline and the lowest since 2022, attributed to weakness in Europe and the Model Y changeover. They also noted potential brand damage in Western Europe and parts of North America due to Elon Musk's political activities.In a separate development, Meta is shifting back to its roots by revamping its Friends tab to prioritize posts from users' connections, reminiscent of Starbucks' efforts to return to its original customer experience under new CEO Brian Niccol.
As recession fears mount, Trump faces criticism for prioritizing his legacy over American welfare, while U.S. cities demand $625 million from him ahead of the FIFA World Cup. Meanwhile, major retailers like Walmart and Costco are responding to economic pressures, and Starbucks is threatened by a Chinese competitor offering lower prices. In sports, Buffett's bracket challenge sees fewer upsets this year, with no lower seeds advancing, while Irish officials prepare for potential economic turbulence due to Trump tariffs.
Dutch Bros has received a bullish overweight rating from Morgan Stanley, highlighting its growth as the third largest coffee chain in the U.S. The firm notes significant potential for expansion, with a target of over 4,000 stores deemed achievable. Key sales drivers include food offerings, mobile ordering, and a focus on marketing and innovation.
Morgan Stanley has initiated coverage of Dutch Bros (NYSE:BROS) with an Overweight rating and a price target of $82, citing strong growth potential and market share expansion. The company, now the third-largest in the U.S. beverage shop market, holds only 3% market share but is expected to achieve mid-teens annual unit growth, aiming for over 4,000 stores, with a bull case of 9,000 locations. The introduction of mobile ordering in 2024 and potential food sales by 2026 are anticipated to drive further sales growth, despite competition from larger players like Starbucks.
Darwinbox has secured $140 million in funding, co-led by Partners Group and KKR, to enhance its technological capabilities and accelerate global expansion. The HR tech platform, founded in 2015, serves over 1,000 enterprises worldwide and has seen a fivefold increase in international revenue over the past two years. With recent product innovations and recognition in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant, Darwinbox aims to further disrupt the HR market and optimize employee experiences globally.
A shifting political landscape in Europe may bolster Putin's diplomatic efforts regarding Ukraine, while Sam Bankman-Fried's parents seek a presidential pardon for him. In children's publishing, Dav Pilkey's "Dog Man" series is set to expand with a new graphic novel and an animated film, expected to boost sales significantly. Meanwhile, Trump has fired two leaders of the National Labor Relations Board, signaling a shift towards a more employer-friendly stance, echoing his previous administration's approach to labor issues.
UBS has raised its price target for Starbucks stock to $105 while maintaining a Neutral rating, following strong first-quarter earnings that exceeded expectations. Despite a projected decline in earnings per share due to restructuring costs, the company anticipates positive sales growth in the second half of the fiscal year, supported by its "Back to Starbucks" initiatives. Meanwhile, analysts from Stifel and Deutsche Bank have also expressed optimism about the stock, highlighting improvements in customer perceptions and potential growth opportunities in China.
UBS analyst Dennis Geiger raised Starbucks' price target from $98 to $105 while maintaining a Neutral rating, following stronger-than-expected quarterly results. Despite a projected decline in EPS due to restructuring costs, year-on-year trends are expected to improve, with a forecast of $2.94 EPS for fiscal year 2025. The company continues to show solid financial health, though it trades at a high P/E ratio of 30.12, prompting caution among investors regarding entry points.
UBS analyst Dennis Geiger has raised the price target for Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX) to $105.00, up from $98.00, while maintaining a Neutral rating on the stock. This adjustment reflects the firm's outlook on the company's performance in the market.
Deutsche Bank has reaffirmed its Buy rating and $118 price target for Starbucks, citing a decrease in customer pricing concerns and a stable financial outlook. The coffee chain's initiatives, including transparency in pricing and a commitment to hold prices steady through fiscal 2025, aim to enhance customer experience and drive traffic. With a market cap of $111 billion and a P/E ratio of 29.4, Starbucks continues to show resilience in the competitive Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure sector.
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