Consumer Stock News

A name you know can be a surprising five-bagger over the next 10 years.

The coffee purveyor delivered a classic beat-and-raise, showing that its turnaround is gaining traction.

Nike's latest results didn't impress investors.

The streaming pioneer is getting a boost from an unexpected contributor.

Cava and Dutch Bros are two of the best growth stories in the restaurant space.

These stocks have long, proven track records and excellent future opportunities.

Berkshire's new CEO is ready to dump one of Buffett's worst investments.

These stocks can be excellent options to consider if you're in search of reliable dividend income.

Sirius XM is a Buffett stock, but this one is better.

Yum China operates over 12,000 restaurants across 1,700 cities, serving quick-service and casual dining to mass-market consumers.

Penske's sales and earnings both fell in Q1 -- just not as badly as feared.

Yes, some stocks can mostly avoid exposure to these external threats.

It would require time and patience, but there is a path forward.

Walmart is evolving into a high-margin advertising and data platform, giving it a more compelling near-term upside than Costco.

Both businesses are finding success in competitive consumer-facing industries.

Can the activist investor push effective change to create long-term shareholder value?

The House of Mouse hopes to spring back to life in the spring.

Two overlooked consumer names, PayPal Holdings and Wingstop, are rebuilding with real catalysts that could spark their next major bull run.

Is this the moment you've been waiting for, or a value trap?

What's Berkshire like under new CEO Greg Abel's leadership? Pretty much like it was when Buffett led the company.