Consumer Stock News

These aren't the hot growth stocks you might be thinking about.

These companies have some of the most durable records of paying dividends in the REIT sector.

Consumer staples makers are generally considered resilient businesses, but even Dividend Kings fall out of favor sometimes.

These companies can help strengthen your long-term portfolio.

Warren Buffett underestimated how well it can fare in the age of e-commerce.

You won't need a lot of money up front to begin raking in dividends from these great stocks.

Investors may find more to like about Carnival than just its industry leadership.

This top game company might be entering its most profitable five-year period in its history.

It's all about key numbers produced in the hot months.

Warren Buffett likes to buy shares of well-run businesses when they look attractively priced, like Pool Corp. is today. But the next step he takes is more important.

Companies that have increased their dividends annually for 25 consecutive years are a rare breed. These three also stand out for their attractive yields.

Walmart is a retail giant that is slowly working its way to a trillion-dollar market cap, a scale that it seems the company will inevitably achieve.

Investors shouldn't get their hopes up for the Mediterranean fast-casual restaurant's shares to quickly climb back to 52-week highs.

If you invest today and wait a few decades, you might find you've picked a millionaire-maker stock.

There's a dominant internet enterprise that is driving growth in different ways.

The company raised its full-year guidance for a key profitability metric.

Alibaba reported strong revenue growth, while the "Wall Street Journal" highlighted its artificial intelligence (AI) efforts.

A weakening competitive moat has limited its growth.

PepsiCo strikes a deal to boost its stake in Celsius and hand over a third energy drink brand.

Warren Buffett is viewed as the gold standard of investing.