Consumer Stock News

Procter & Gamble excels at selling everyday necessities.

The appliance maker faces daunting near-term challenges.

Is now the time to buy this beaten-down stock?

After decades of consistent dividend increases, McDonald's and Clorox could soon be eligible for a highly coveted designation among dividend-paying stocks.

This retailer is well positioned to survive higher gas prices.

The gym chain lost almost one-third of its value as the market digested its Q1 numbers.

Amazon and Shopify look like two great stocks to buy for the long term.

These top consumer brands can put money into your account every quarter for years to come.

Temporary headwinds and negative perceptions have weighed on these stocks.

Pinterest increased its monthly active user base in the U.S. and Canada.

The future remains bright for the tech giant.

New AI-powered smart glasses are due out later this year.

Here are seven, but there are many more.

It's about to launch important new features.

Temporary headwinds have created buying opportunities in these stocks while raising their dividend yields.

Heavy asset, low obsolescence stocks have generally done well in 2026.

This pipeline company has a high yield and a long track record of dividend growth, with a growth catalyst to boot.

The company is relentlessly innovative.

These companies have key advantages that could sustain their growth.

Consumer defensive stocks with a solid dividend history could serve investors well regardless of what happens to the market.