Consumer Stock News

The CEO is out, but the founders are back at On Holding.

Nike will report its 2026 fiscal third-quarter earnings results after the market closes on March 31.

The real risk coming out of the Strait of Hormuz isn't just high oil prices -- it's a fast-escalating supply chain crisis hitting major consumer brands where it hurts most: costs, margins, and inventory.

The retail giant is just getting started with its digital transformation.

Investors looking to create wealth that they can pass on to their heirs should focus on great businesses.

Don't worry about all the gas-price headlines: Costco's pricing turns fuel costs into a membership-driving advantage, making it a standout retailer in any market.

The Chinese tech and e-commerce giant is in the middle of a massive business transition.

While the market can sometimes overreact to short-term headwinds, these two resilient dividend payers' stock sell-offs have gone too far.

Ross Stores and Five Below appeal to price-conscious shoppers.

As the rise of AI introduces new risks, these two resilient businesses offer investors a dependable stream of growing income.

FMC may look broken, but its next-gen pipeline and strategic review could rewrite the narrative for this agricultural sciences company.

The conflict in Iran is hitting the industry on different levels, but consumer demand -- for now -- remains strong.

If the market crashes in 2026, you need to be prepared.

This trio of dividend stocks from two consumer sectors has the potential to deliver long-term payout growth and share-price appreciation.

The stock would need to gain 15% to achieve this target.

This company is poised to reaccelerate revenue growth in 2026.

Starbucks poached a superstar CEO from Chipotle, and the improved leadership is showing.

Marlboro has propped up these two tobacco giants for decades. However, the future will depend on each company's ability to pivot.

The stock looks cheap as Peloton aims to go after a huge market.

Dividend stocks can add great value, especially when the market is volatile.