Seems as though the doughnut maker is always coming up a bit short of expectations, as fellow Street.com columnist Richard Saintvilus pointed out Wednesday. On Tuesday, the stock fell nearly 15% after reporting in-line earnings, but lower than expected
Krispy Kreme reported Monday afternoon that it garnered $121.6 million in first quarter revenue, a 0.8% uptick from the prior-year period but falling under Street estimates of $126.5 million. Net income came in at $9.7 million, or 14 cents per share
Krispy Kreme reported Monday afternoon that it garnered $121.6 million in first quarter revenue, a 0.8% uptick from the prior-year period but falling under Street estimates of $126.5 million. Net income came in at $9.7 million, or 14 cents per share
Seems as though the doughnut maker is always coming up a bit short of expectations, as fellow Street.com columnist Richard Saintvilus pointed out Wednesday. On Tuesday, the stock fell nearly 15% after reporting in-line earnings, but lower than expected
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, Inc. (NYSE: KKD) saw its shares getting creamed in the after-hours session on Monday. The company's first quarter earnings of fiscal 2015 met estimates at $0.23 EPS, but revenue rose by less than