Consumer Stock News

I'm willing to do something silly if Costco doesn't dig deeper into its pockets come December.

Stellantis trades at a fraction of Tesla's valuation but faces a $25 billion net loss and negative free cash flow. Tesla remains profitable despite slower growth, presenting a classic value-versus-quality dilemma.

If October gets rocky, these three consumer stocks sell the kind of stuff people keep buying no matter what the market is doing.

These five consumer dividend payers aren't just collecting checks. They're actively reshaping their businesses to keep the cash coming.

Starbucks' turnaround is finally showing up in sales, and the dividend has grown for 15 straight years. Here's what it actually takes to collect dividend income from it today.

An influential report flagged companies that are vulnerable to rising food costs in the U.S.

Shares trade 16% below their record, but they have still climbed sixfold over the past decade.

This "bargain price" may not be such a bargain after all.

Strong brands and high dividend returns should make these stocks long-term winners.

The dominant sportwear maker continues to struggle as it aims to turn the business around.

This business has been a portfolio winner, but the income stream it generates isn't turning any heads.

Home Depot's sales growth has been below trend for several years in a row.

Higher interest rates have been bad news for stocks in general.

Disney's stock has been falling sharply over the past five years, but investors shouldn't assume it's bottomed out.

Much of this was due to underwhelming quarterly results.

Coca-Cola is a reliable long-term investment, but it isn't a perfect one.

These top stocks are reliable for increases every year.

The company's most exciting segment is firing on all cylinders.

Constellation Brands has a dividend that pays a yield of 3.64%.

Trademark Coca-Cola volume just posted its strongest gain in 17 years.