Consumer Stock News

Investors like the growth, but not the losses.

Lululemon, American Tower, and UiPath look like great deals in an expensive stock market.

A steady producer yielding 5.5% looks pretty good right now.

Target had been going through a rough patch, but new leadership could help the retailer regain its competitiveness.

It's far too early to jump ship.

The stock has risen by almost 575% from its 2022 lows.

Crocs may have underestimated its own demand last quarter.

If stock-split fever hits Wall Street next year, watch out for this streaming giant.

Boost your passive income stream with these two dividend-paying value stocks.

Lululemon stock is underperforming in 2025, so investors hope this news could be the catalyst that changes its momentum.

McDonald's is just one year away from joining an elite group.

This boring dividend stock could appeal to investors who are concerned about growth stock valuations heading into next year.

The company announced thousands of job cuts, which could be evidence of AI investments paying dividends.

The film was a smash hit. Can toy licensing move the needle further for Netflix?

Its performance in 2025 isn't good, but the outlook for the next five years is much brighter.

These consumer-facing businesses have the brand power to continue growing their dividends and your portfolio for the foreseeable future.

Not long ago, Lululemon was twice as big as Adidas by market cap, but slowing sales and earnings growth have dragged its stock to multiyear lows.

More often than not, chasing hyped short squeeze stocks ends in losses for retail investors.

Income investors can capture yields above 5% from companies executing business transformations.

The casino stock fell. Here's why.