Consumer Stock News

Coca-Cola and PepsiCo compete head-to-head in beverages. How do they compare as investments right now?

The stock is down, but is it out?

This is yet another innovative step for Walmart, as this decades-old business makes strategic moves to keep up with advancing technology and changing consumer habits.

The business is facing some challenges, but it's still a high-quality cash cow.

There's good reason to suspect the stock will jump soon.

MGM looked primed to land one of the three New York City-area casino licenses, but it surprisingly dropped out of the fray. That could be a long-term positive for investors.

This company pays a 5.4% yield that is growing consistently.

Wall Street is sleeping on these top consumer brands.

One of the companies that started the streaming television revolution is starting to heat up again.

The retail giant is embracing new means of doing business -- and it's working.

Is the dip in Nike's shares a buying opportunity or a value trap?

Buffett never actually said you shouldn't be buying anything at all at this time.

In this case, weakness isn't a warning as much as it is a simple, short-sighted mistake.

Both members of the "Magnificent Seven" are just treading water this year.

Not every market titan is on top of the world right now.

These stocks' low valuations may come as a surprise to investors.

Looking for great investing ideas? Check out the portfolio of the "Oracle of Omaha."

The closely watched investor made a big bet on this company earlier this year.

Can Target overcome its issues around sales and profit?

The digital retail, cloud, and artificial intelligence (AI) specialist has a lot going on. Is it time to buy?