Consumer Stock News

Alford maintains a direct position of 26,188 shares valued at $2.83 million, with the sale tied to restricted stock unit vesting obligations rather than discretionary trading.

Milton Hershey School Trust maintains substantial voting power through 54.6 million convertible Class B shares despite the modest equity reduction.

The top dog of multiplex stocks has actually earned its upticks this year.

Travel stocks got hammered as investors see a new threat in Meta's Muse.

Manchester United: Back in the UEFA Champions League, but still losing money.

Netflix and Airbnb could see meaningful earnings growth, delivering compounding returns.

Steelman retains 40,489 shares worth $22 million after the transaction, maintaining a 0.0942% stake in the specialty beauty retailer.

Fields sold over 16,000 shares under a pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1 trading plan but still retains nearly 91,000 shares.

Nike stock is trading near its 52-week low.

Monster Beverage has already built one of the world's strongest energy-drink brands. But the bigger opportunity may be what happens next.

You can take these companies' dividends straight to the bank.

Coca-Cola's dividend has also risen every year since that time.

Regular dividend income can replace a weekly paycheck.

Three consumer giants could give investors some staying power if the market turns rough.

The auto-parts retailer is winning market share as it expands globally.

Can Monster Beverage produce the necessary growth?

Nike and Lululemon shares are trading near their cheapest valuations ever.

Investors have rarely had an opportunity to buy McDonald's stock this cheap.

It will take longer to accelerate growth.

Jason Hall and Tyler Crowe weigh Starbucks' operating recovery against its valuation, giving the coffee giant a 7.2 out of 10.