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Texas Roadhouse Inc. beat Wall Street expectations for its profit and sales, but spooked investors by saying it expects even higher food costs for the year.

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Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. will be looking to focus attention back onto its business Tuesday following a rough stretch for the broader Chinese internet sector.