EAT.
global, non-profit startup dedicated to transforming our global food system through sound science, impatient disruption and novel partnerships
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EAT shares rose after reporting strong Q4 revenues, ARCO shares jumped after beating Q2 consensus estimate, and CaVa shares plunged after missing Q2 consensus estimate.Well supported3 reports
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Analysts questioned EAT's investment potential, same-store sales growth, and margin outlook amid tariff impacts.Speculative1 report
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Yum China owns East Dawning, and both Yum China and EAT are noted as restaurant stocks facing economic uncertainty from FED policy and tariffs.Some support1 report
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Brinker International's strategies led to a boost in top-line performance.Some support2 reports
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BlackRock sponsors the iShares S&P Small-Cap 600 Growth ETF, which holds stock in EAT.Some support1 report
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Around EAT this week
News at the entities that move EAT most-
Singapore TransactionalThe Parliamentary Budget Officer notes that separating capital expenditure (capex) and operational expenditure (opex) is a common practice.Moves EAT
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Brinker International StructuralAnalyst ratings compare the valuation, profitability, and risk of consumer discretionary companies Lucky Strike and Brinker International.Moves EAT
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Sergey Brin TransactionalGavin Newsom published his economic agenda on Substack, coinciding with reports of tech billionaires relocating to Florida.Moves EAT
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Jim Cramer OperationalJim Cramer offers market commentary on Target Corporation's performance.Moves EAT
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Citigroup OperationalCitigroup provided analyst ratings and targets for Autodesk stock, which trades on Nasdaq.Moves EAT
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Amsterdam Shared contextColonial history is noted to date back to the 17th century, involving England and Amsterdam.Moves EAT
Connections
The 12 strongest of 24, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Singapore Transactional
EAT successfully received commercial approval from Singapore to operate in the market.
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Brinker International Structural
Brinker International is the parent company and operational entity represented by the ticker EAT.
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Chili Structural
EAT owns the Chili's restaurant chain.
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Sergey Brin Transactional
Sergey Brin provided funding for EAT's proof-of-concept.
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Jim Cramer Operational
Jim Cramer has been using their financial media platform to discuss EAT's market performance, stock price, and business outlook.
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Amsterdam Shared context
The company EAT operates within the context of Amsterdam, focusing on the EAT-Lancet diet and its sustainability goals.
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Phuket Shared context
EAT operates as a dining establishment within the geographic area of Phuket.
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Citigroup Operational
Citigroup's market actions, such as raising price targets on related companies, are observed in the market context of EAT.
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Dhaka Shared context
Dhaka is mentioned as one of the cities where diet-related consumption may increase emissions.
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Delhi Shared context
Delhi and EAT are mentioned in the context of urban emissions related to dietary trends.
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Morgan Stanley Transactional
A market event occurred where analysts raised price targets for Brinker International stock, suggesting a market valuation interaction.
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Wells Fargo Mentioned together
No direct evidence of a relationship between Wells Fargo and EAT was found in the provided timeline.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
1 eventJuly 2026
1 eventJune 2026
6 events- Jim Cramer discussed EAT's stock performance, noting its benefit from Trump tariffs and comparing it to CAVA.
- EAT shares rose after reporting strong Q4 revenues, ARCO shares jumped after beating Q2 consensus estimate, and CaVa shares plunged after missing Q2 consensus estimate.
- Analysts questioned EAT's investment potential, same-store sales growth, and margin outlook amid tariff impacts.
- Yum China owns East Dawning, and both Yum China and EAT are noted as restaurant stocks facing economic uncertainty from FED policy and tariffs.
- Brinker International's strategies led to a boost in top-line performance.
- BlackRock sponsors the iShares S&P Small-Cap 600 Growth ETF, which holds stock in EAT.