Time Running Out for Cruise Line Stocks
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Time Running Out for Cruise Line Stocks

Carnival Corporation & Plc (CCL) announced a $1.25 billion secondary offering when the battered cruise ship line's stock was trading at $13.00 on Tuesday morning. The stock is now trading just six points above the all-time low posted in 1987, raising doubts about long-term survival.

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