More on Brinker International's ( EAT ) Q1: Comparable restaurant sales slipped 1.3% at Chili's and Maggiano's showed a modest 0.4% gain - although both chains trended stronger at the end of the quarter. Higher commodity prices and an increased pace of workers' compensation insurance expenses and ... After reviewing Brinker International's EAT third-quarter results, we are maintaining our fair value estimate. The company continued to face significant head winds from a decline in guest traffic because of the challenging consumer environment. Excluding Macaroni Grill from prior-year figures, ... Our fair value estimate stands after our review of Brinker International's EAT fourth-quarter results, but we will take a fresh look at our assumptions after the company files its 10-K. Like many of its casual dining peers, Brinker continued to suffer from a decline in guest traffic across its ... After reviewing Brinker International's EAT fourth-quarter results, we don't anticipate making a significant change to our fair value estimate, but we'll revisit our assumptions after the company publishes its 10-K annual report. Brinker continues to face some stiff head winds, including a ... After reviewing Brinker International's EAT second-quarter results, we're sticking with our fair value estimate. Clearly, the company continues to face some very stiff head winds, including a challenging consumer environment, rising labor and food costs, and increasing competition. We believe that ... After reviewing Brinker International's EAT first-quarter results, we are increasing our fair value estimate to account for cash generated by the business, the time value of money, and other changes to our discounted cash-flow analysis. We were encouraged that Brinker affirmed its previous ... After reviewing Brinker International's EAT February sales, we are maintaining our fair value estimate. Once again, performance looked pretty miserable. Comparable-store sales (or comps) fell 4.9%, compared with a 4.5% drop in January. Like other casual dining chains, Brinker continues to suffer ... After reviewing Brinker International's EAT May sales, we are maintaining our $42 per share fair value estimate. The company reported a 2.3% drop in same-restaurant sales for the month, driven by declining customer traffic. This was not entirely surprising, given rising gas prices and weakening ... After reviewing Brinker International's EAT January sales, we are maintaining our fair value estimate. On its face, the performance looks pretty miserable. The company reported a 4.5% drop in comparable sales (or comp) for the month, as a continuing decline in traffic and a negative mix shift more ... After reviewing Brinker International's EAT third-quarter results, we're sticking with our fair value estimate. The company continues to face some stiff head winds, including a challenging consumer environment and rising commodity and labor costs, but we believe it can weather this storm. ...