Consumer Stock News

Lululemon stock is down 43% so far this year.

You can find stocks with small price points and big potential in today's market.

It flipped into the black on the bottom line in its latest reported quarter.

Management is struggling to find an alternative strategy amid increased trade barriers.

The strategic pivot is working well.

Even in a rising market, there are still some compelling values worth finding.

The stock has struggled this year and currently remains a rudderless ship.

These stocks offer reliable and growing dividends.

There are reasons to be confident about its future.

Income investors will have a hard time finding any faults with this dividend stock.

A stock market darling for much of the 2010s, Dollar General fell on hard times a few years ago. Despite numerous value investors betting on it, its turnaround strategy is taking much longer than expected.

Accelerating cloud growth has the tech giant's profit hitting record levels -- but its capital spending is climbing even faster.

This full-service dining and bakery operator reported a notable insider sale as part of an ongoing reduction in executive holdings.

Long-lasting high gas prices could hurt Walmart's customers and the company's bottom line.

After a trailing five-year price drop of 44%, investors are patiently waiting for the House of Mouse's shares to start climbing.

Investing relatively small sums of money in the stock market is better than putting zero capital to work.

These two overlooked dividend companies could reward patient investors with growing income, defensive resilience, and long-term upside at some of their most attractive valuations in years.

Shares in this industry-leading company trade 28% off their record.

Mondelēz and General Mills are beaten-down consumer staples positioned for recovery through easing cost pressures, durable brands, and attractive dividend income.

These two companies have encountered some short-term issues, but the long-term prospects remain intact.