The CEO says the restaurant chain is listening to guests and is optimistic after the logo controversy.
Shares of Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc. fell after hours on Wednesday after the Americana-themed restaurant chain forecast falling traffic for the fiscal year ahead and sales that were below Wall Street's expectations, as it deals with blowback over efforts to change its logo and remodel its stores.
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When the restaurant chain reports earnings on Wednesday, investors will get a fresh look at how the company is faring following a failed summer rebrand.
Trump posted an AI-generated video mocking Cracker Barrel's controversial logo rebranding effort that removed the 'old timer' before the company reversed course.
The rebranding episode highlights Trump's ability to use a cultural touchpoint to his advantage.
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Steak ‘n Shake, which is owned by activist investor Sardar Biglari, has gone after Cracker Barrel on social media in the group's latest run in with the family-dining chain.
Cracker Barrel released a new logo earlier this month and, to put things lightly, it didn't go over well. The restaurant chain lost nearly $100 million in market value as it faced outrage from across the internet.
Dozens of social media posts called for Julie Felss Masino – who took over the chain in July 2023 and spearheaded the rebranding – to resign.
Cracker Barrel issues statement acknowledging customer concerns over its new logo while defending core values of hard work, family and homestyle food.
Cracker Barrel's (NASDAQ: CBRL) share price rose on Tuesday as investors reacted to a rebranding intervention by President Donald Trump. The move follows backlash against the company's recent rebranding effort.