Toast (NYSE: TOST)
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Toast Company Info
Toast, Inc. engages in the development and provision of consumer payment application for restaurants. It offers terminals, kiosk, guest facing display, and system accessories. The firm also offers point of sale, reporting and analytics, online ordering and delivery, and kitchen display system. The company was founded by Jonathan Grimm, Aman Narang, and Stephen J. Fredette in December 2011 and is headquartered in Boston, MA.
News & Analysis
3 Things You Need to Know If You Buy Toast Stock Today
This Supercharged Stock Is Up 134% in 2024: Is It Time to Buy?
1 Growth Stock Down 42% to Buy Right Now
It's already disrupting a massive industry.
Why Toast Stock Popped on Friday
Toast surprised investors in the third quarter, sending the stock skyward again. Here's what you need to know about the company's latest results.
Toast Doubles EBITDA, Turns Profitable
Toast showcased significant growth in its third-quarter earnings, meeting key financial expectations despite slight increases in churn.
Down 53%, Is It Time to Buy This Growth Stock?
Shares of this software enterprise have surged 70% just this year.
Prediction: Price Increase Could Power Toast Stock in 2025
Why a small price increase could lead to solid growth.
3 Risks That Investors Should Understand Before Buying Toast Stock
Toast stock faces risks that other fintech stocks do not.
Valuation
Podcast Episodes
An Investor's Look at Toast and Shopify
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How Hot IPO Toast Helps Restaurants Go Digital
This sneaky, big-tech company helps restaurants take their operations and systems digital. It's all about Toast!
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