Toast (NYSE: TOST) has taken investors on a wild ride since its IPO in Sept. 2021. The provider of cloud-based restaurant management services went public at $40, and its stock eventually hit an ...

Restaurant-technology vendor Toast priced its IPO on Tuesday at $40 a share, the company said in a release. The offering was above the expected range and values the company at about $20 billion. Toast ...

Toast has doubled its customer base since its IPO in 2021. Amazon’s retail and cloud businesses gradually recovered over the past year. The blue chip stalwart should fare better than the hypergrowth ...

Class A shares of Toast (NYSE:TOST) on Tuesday jumped more than 13% in extended trading, after the company said it reached adjusted EBITDA profitability and positive free cash flow for the first time ...

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Toast Inc. shares popped in Tuesday’s after-hours action after the maker of technology for the restaurant industry beat revenue expectations for the latest quarter and logged positive free cash flow ...

ToastTOST stock fell on Wednesday after the provider of restaurant software reported second quarter earnings and revenue that edged by consensus estimates amid high expectations. Live customer ...

Toast is transforming the restaurant industry with integrated digital and AI-driven solutions, driving efficiency and revenue growth for clients like Applebee’s. The company’s strong balance sheet, ...

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Hitting the public markets in September 2021 was probably poor timing for Toast (NYSE: TOST). Shares were up in the first few weeks following the initial public offering (IPO). However, they have ...

Toast stock is trading more than 60% below its IPO price. Its choppy growth and persistent losses drove away the bulls. The stock is cheap, but the business model is shaky and its moat is shrinking.