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The retailer is stuck with rising costs as U.S. tariff policy eats away at the bottom line.

McDonald's should grow over time, but will it be fast enough?

A compelling concept and promising automation push don't change the fact that the chain's restaurant economics are in decline.

Investors might be interested in buying the dip on this top consumer technology stock.

A small handful of companies stand ready to capitalize on growth stemming from sweeping social, cultural, and technological revolutions.

Realty Income is a reliable dividend stock with an attractive yield that even the most conservative investors will love.

The company seems to be surviving the retail apocalypse quite well.

Not every growth stock has soared to sky-high prices.

Two high-profile figures in the company's marketing campaigns helped lift results; an up-and-coming brand's success also contributed.

With another round of big gains today, Opendoor stock is now up more than 300% in 2025.

The cruise leader's strategy has paid off in recent years, but what comes next?

Lululemon's growth is slowing, but Lululemon stock looks cheap.

This Dividend King consumer stock is starting to get a little credit on Wall Street, but it still has room to run.

The company's payout is an enduring attribute for the troubled retailer.

MTY Food Group is valued as if it is going out of business, but it is generating more cash than ever -- and handsomely rewarding investors as it goes.

Realty Income and Altria are both reliable dividend plays for a bubbly market.

This REIT stock looks ideal for risk-averse, long-term investors.

Don't rush into this stock just because it has an enticing payout.

Dutch Bros stock might've doubled in the last year, but I think it'll keep rising through 2030 and beyond.

It's not too late to jump on the bandwagon.