Consumer Stock News

One stock just crashed 66% from its peak despite crushing earnings. The other trades at 49 times earnings and still looks cheap. Both are great investments in December 2025.

Altria has a lofty 7.2% dividend yield, but the business backing the dividend may not be as reliable as you hope.

Meme stock traders have revived investor interest in this purveyor of plant-based proteins.

The restaurant company's stock has brought all the trade-offs to the table you'd expect it to.

Procter & Gamble's stock price is higher over the past five years, but investors would have done better with the S&P 500 or consumer staples ETFs.

Shares of both consumer-facing businesses have been under immense pressure.

Deckers Outdoor has had a disastrous 2025. Can it bounce back next year?

2025 was a tough year for this Vegas-focused gaming operator, but better times may lie ahead for "the house" in 2026.

The company is struggling, and the stock is reflecting it.

Something lit a fire under this stock in July, but there's more to the story.

The retail giant has all the tools needed to be a market-beater over the next half-decade.

Is this new Buffett stock right for your portfolio?

Altria is still a great defensive income stock for this volatile market.

Some of the best investment opportunities are hiding in plain sight.

If you are looking for yield as 2025 draws to a close, this pair of dividend stocks looks set to reward you for decades to come.

This plucky retailer has richly rewarded patient investors.

The combination would create a giant health and personal care business.

Is its high-yield dividend attractive enough to mitigate the uninspiring fundamentals?

Costco's business continues to perform well. But its stock faces a lack of catalysts and a sky-high valuation.

A short-lived growth opportunity won't be enough. Look for companies leading industries that can grow for a long, long time.