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Hilton sees World Cup boost but shares fall on soft guidance
Proactive53d agobearish
Hilton sees World Cup boost but shares fall on soft guidance

Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc (NYSE:HLT) raised its full-year profit outlook on Tuesday, but shares fell 3.4% after third-quarter guidance came in below Wall Street estimates. The hotel operator now expects full-year adjusted earnings per share of $8.89 to $9.01, up from $8.79 to $8.91...

Hilton Shares Weaken as Third-Quarter Profit Forecast Falls Short of Expectations
InvestorsHub53d agobearish
Hilton Shares Weaken as Third-Quarter Profit Forecast Falls Short of Expectations

Hilton Inc (NYSE:HLT) shares fell more than 2% in pre-market trading on Tuesday after the hotel operator delivered second-quarter results broadly in line with market expectations but issued a weaker-than-expected earnings outlook for the third quarter. The company reported second-quarter earnings per share of $2.

Hilton CEO Drops 'C-Shaped Economy' Thesis As Travel Demand Broadens Beyond Luxury
Benzinga141d agobearish
Hilton CEO Drops 'C-Shaped Economy' Thesis As Travel Demand Broadens Beyond Luxury

Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. CEO Christopher Nassetta said on the company's Q1 2026 earnings call that he sees America's divided economy beginning to converge, with lower- and middle-income consumers starting to spend more — a shift he described as a "C-shaped economy." Nassetta said he expects improving performance in lower- and mid-tier segments for the rest of the year, with demand shifting away from luxury and upper-upscale travel toward a more balanced mix. What Is A C-Shaped Economy? The