Investors cautious after China inflation data and ahead of US jobs report.
The chain's "$1 Cravings" menu takes aim at similar low-cost offerings from McDonald's, Del Taco and other fast-food outlets.
California's attorney general says those stores, plus Target and others, failed to warn consumers about tainted products.
Consumer Reports says more than half of the samples in its study were tainted with telltale bacteria.
Frito-Lay marketers go '90s extreme to get younger customers while messing with the original peanuts-and-popcorn mix.
Without saying so explicitly, the fast-food restaurant seems to be targeting its latest belly bomb toward satisfying marijuana-induced late-night cravings.
Cheesecake Factory is upgraded to 'neutral,' and Intuit is downgraded to 'neutral.'
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