The size of the text Carnival’s Ecstasy cruise ship, docked at Jacksonville harbor, amid a coronavirus outbreak in late March. Sam Greenwood / Getty Images U.S. Two of the three major cruise operators have announced capital increases this week, the latest in a series of similar moves in recent months …
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Getty Images Shares of cruise companies tumbled on Tuesday, hitting the Royal Caribbean Group the hardest after announcing a total of વાની 1 billion in public stock and private convertible debt and giving a booking update. Royal Caribbean Stock RCL, -12.87% Pigeon 11.1% in midday trading, to accelerate the SPX …
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Text size Skip Royal Caribbean’s Liberty of the Seas on May 19 in Miami Beach, Fla. Cliff Hawkins / Getty Images Royal Caribbean Group CEO Richard Fain continues to see a slow return to business, at least initially, if that happens. Several companies have started operating cruises in Asia and …
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Cruise stocks fell in Friday morning trading, continuing a recession after the CDC extended its order not to sail until September 30. Royal Caribbean fell as much as 4.5%, while Carnival and Norwegian Cruise Line fell 2.9% and 3.8%, respectively. All three companies sank at least 7% in Thursday’s session. …
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Cruise ship operator stocks fell in premarket trading on Friday, after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) extended its “no-sail order” to cruises until September 2020 amid an increase in new cases of COVID-19. The previous CDC order expired on July 24. The shares of Norwegian Cruise Line …
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