Long-term investing in Carnival Corp. (NYSE: CCL) stock 10 years ago resulted in a loss of around 50%, but the company’s business is rebounding. Third-quarter revenue rose 3.3% to $8.15 billion, with plans to drive growth through new experiences like Celebration Key and RelaxAway. Carnival’s profitability is improving, but its $25 billion debt remains a concern. While the company is recovering, its high debt levels and enterprise value of $60 billion make it an expensive investment. The Motley Fool Stock Advisor team did not include Carnival in their top 10 stocks to buy now, citing better investment opportunities.

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