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This first story has been trending. Darden Restaurants announces that it is closing Bahama Breeze.

Fourteen of the restaurants will permanently close and the other 14 will convert into other

concepts within the Darden portfolio.

The company does not anticipate that the closures will have a material impact on its

overall financial results.

The units slated for closure are expected to remain open through early

April, while the conversions will roll out over the next year to year and a half, with affected

restaurants operating until temporary shutdowns are needed to complete the remodels.

Darden did not disclose which brands will replace the converted Bahama Breeze locations.

Bahama Breeze was created by Darden in the mid-1990s as a Caribbean-themed casual dining concept,

with the first restaurant opening in 1996 on Orlando's International Drive.

DRI closed Tuesday nearly 2.3% in the green. AMD is down 7.3% in pre-market action,

even after reporting fourth quarter results and guidance that were well above Wall Street's

forecast. For the period ending December 27th, AMD earned an adjusted $1.53 per share, as revenue rose 34%

year-over-year to $10.27 billion. Analysts expected the company to earn $1.32 on revenues of $9.65 billion

for the entire quarter. Data Center revenue rose 39% year over year,

to $5.4 billion, which is higher than the $4.97 billion they were expecting. Alex King of Cestrian

Capital Research, the investing group leader for growth investor pro, said the results were rock solid. He said the stock

is down and he would speculate that it's because revenue growth decelerated and the guide is for

further deceleration and because the semiconductor sector is very extended and is probably ripe for

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