Consumer Stock News

Dutch Bros stayed up late to beat on sales and earnings last night.

Clorox deserves to be in the bargain bin, but it has fallen far enough.

History doesn't guarantee anything in the stock market. But when a company has paid dividends through recessions, wars, pandemics, and inflationary cycles, and still raises its payout, that's a signal worth taking seriously.

These stocks offer stability and passive income in any kind of market.

This company is trading at a discounted price and is a hidden player in the fast-growing sports betting space.

Don't expect "meme mania" to repeat itself for Opendoor this year.

Despite a lower-than-expected loss in fiscal Q2, FuboTV's latest quarterly report had problem points.

Despite macroeconomic headwinds, Lululemon still boasts an energized customer base.

Growth accelerated in its most lucrative segment.

Consumer goods companies don't typically get the headlines. But May 2026 is giving investors some of the clearest reasons in years to pay attention.

Today, May 6, 2026, investors are weighing surging sales against fresh losses, margin pressure, and fallout from a massive data breach.

A $450 million legal charge crushed Live Nation's bottom line. So why did the stock jump 7% on the news?

Disney's new CEO just delivered a blowout quarter. Is the classic entertainment stock finally a buy?

The House of Mouse gave shareholders some of the magic the stock has been lacking.

Sometimes the best buying opportunities don't announce themselves. They show up dressed as a near-term disaster.

Beyond Meat saw a massive price advance in late 2025, reminiscent of the earlier meme stock frenzy.

Amazon and Apple are two great stocks to buy this month.

Disney's latest quarter was a blowout on most fronts.

Spotify stock has lost nearly a quarter of its value this year.

These low-volatility stocks all yield more than 3% and can help diversify your portfolio.