Consumer Stock News

To get to $25,000 in annual dividends from PepsiCo stock, the math is somewhat daunting, but there's a silver lining.

Latin America's top e-commerce company still has a bright future.

Investors weren't willing to forgive a miss on full-year profitability guidance.

Downward trends in its most important revenue generator were cause for concern.

Amazon's cloud dominance and 10.8% net margin contrast sharply with Disney's lower valuation multiples and stronger free cash flow.

Foldable iPhone prices are estimated to range between $1,500 and $2,500.

Consumers have less disposable income, and brands are feeling the pinch.

The provider of one of the world's biggest user-generated video game platforms reported a notable insider stock sale.

Lululemon's results keep getting worse. Is a new CEO the answer?

The toy company's Chief Supply Chain Officer divested 21% of his equity stake.

On Sept. 3, 2026, the packaged-food maker cut its dividend 36% and outlined a $500 million cost-savings plan to offset margin pressure.

Mortgage rates have surged due to a global bond sell-off.

Costco doesn't need to reinvent retail to overtake the home improvement giants. It just needs to keep doing what has worked so well for its members, warehouses, and bottom line.

It's dealing with several problems, but it's making progress.

Booking Holdings' total yield, incorporating share buybacks, tops 7% -- and the stock is worth a closer look now.

For investors seeking stability and portfolio income, this venerable REIT is in a class of its own.

Investors pounced as the stock hit a 52-week low.

Mark T. Smucker exercised options at $108.90 and immediately sold at $131.39, retaining 224,422 total shares worth $29.4 million.

You'd sink too if you effected a major reverse stock split.

The cooler and drinkware specialist's second-quarter results looked strong at first glance.