Consumer Stock News

Walmart stock tumbled on weak comp sales. Is the stock in trouble?

Walmart's U.S. sales and traffic missed Wall Street expectations, pressuring shares despite a raised full-year outlook, today, Aug. 20, 2026.

The digital media company reported a notable insider disposition following a 49% one-year rally in share price.

Donna Epps reduced her equity stake by 18% through a combination of open market sales and gifted shares, while maintaining a direct position of nearly 4,000 shares.

Management gave a positive update on the company's multi-year turnaround efforts.

The fast food restaurant giant reported a notable insider sale.

Tim Hortons' business is cooling off just as Burger King is starting to pull its weight.

The company is trying to mount a turnaround during a troubled time for the housing market.

The retailer's earnings doubled -- with $994 million of tariff refunds inside. Here's what the quarter looks like without it.

Keith Humpich disposed of roughly $167,000 in equity, trimming his direct holdings by 4% while retaining 20,318 shares and 2,800 unvested restricted stock units.

Investors are cautious after the company squandered the opportunity presented by the World Cup.

U.S. consumers may finally be at their breaking point when it comes to inflation.

Advance Auto Parts stock plunged 25% today. Is Autozone stock next?

The reason for the pullback makes enough superficial sense. It's just not a permanent problem.

If the legendary mutual fund investor still had teenage daughters tipping him off to percolating trends, this stock should bubble up to the top.

Coty will try to turn around its beauty business in fiscal 2027.

After sixty years of avoiding department stores, Berkshire is dipping a toe back in.

Costco just gave shareholders a 13% dividend raise, but don't expect to retire on the income alone.

The stock price has surged over the last 12 months after underperforming for the last five years, offering a chance to lock in some profits.

Booking commands a vastly larger revenue base, but CAVA's growth rate tells a starkly different story over the past eight quarters.