Consumer Stock News

Here's why these stocks are looking like bargain buys.

Given the market's uncertainty, now is a good time to err on the side of caution... and dividends.

Target has fallen well behind Walmart, but Target's price cuts may not be enough to get customers back in the door.

Shares of Signet Jewelers are up over 70% over the past year, limiting the value appeal of the stock as economic concerns hit consumers.

Dutch Bros and Starbucks are forging different paths to dominate the coffee market.

The battle for viewer attention has never been so intense.

Conagra is investing in its business, but that may not be a good reason to buy the stock.

These consumer goods growth stocks look poised to beat the S&P 500 in the long run.

These leading grocery store staple brands have increased their dividends for decades.

These stocks are cheap given their AI-related growth prospects.

These industry leaders are bargains today.

There are lots of choices, but these are at the top of my list.

Nike is pursuing a comeback as its shares continue to slide.

You won't find many stocks that pay higher dividends than these.

The salad and health food chain stock is at one of its cheapest levels ever.

The Latin American e-commerce giant underperformed in one area.

The company's shares hit a wall in 2025.

Plenty of companies do just fine regardless of the economic environment.

The industry-leading beverage enterprise has a dominant presence across the globe.

Chewy's stock looks attractive after its recent pullback.