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Deals or No Deals? Royal Caribbean Speaks Out at Earnings Call

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It was a rough but profitable third quarter for Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. -- during a summer period that's traditionally been the most lucrative for the world's second largest cruise company. Full Article at Cruise Critic

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