Consumer Stock News

Target just declared a $1.16 quarterly dividend amid a traffic-led sales rebound.

Looking over forecasts for the next year, the risk of investing in Netflix may not be worth the reward.

The platform provider for the grocery industry reported a notable insider stock sale.

Costco's shares have risen at an average annual rate of nearly 18% over the past 15 years. We can't assume that will continue -- but it might.

Nike's fiscal Q1 results may not be enough to boost Nike stock.

Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF is a solid high-yield option, but you may want to consider PepsiCo, Enterprise, and Realty Income instead.

PepsiCo is muddling through a rough patch, but it is severely lagging this key competitor.

The dominant home improvement retailer can be a top choice for income investors.

These three dividend stocks give investors a mix of everyday demand, steady cash flow, and long-term payout growth.

The provider of a leading automotive e-commerce marketplace reported a notable insider stock sale amid a 3% decline in its share price over the past 12 months.

Here are four consumer stocks with durable brands, shareholder-friendly track records, and long-term growth opportunities that can be easy to overlook while the market chases AI.

An energy drink company posting record revenue across every geography faces off against a snack and soda giant navigating soft consumer spending in North America.

Costco has increased its dividend annually for more than two decades, and at a surprisingly rapid clip.

Healthpeak is a rare S&P 500 stock that pays a monthly dividend.

If Costco and Micron each reach their respective median one-year price targets, they could be stock-split candidates.

Durable demand and consistent profits help this business fund capital returns.

Income investors now have a choice they haven't had to make in nearly two decades.

With a stock price that has rocketed up 66,570% over the past 25 years, investors shouldn't question Amazon's capital allocation policy.

In the race to lure customers back to stores, McDonald's needs to evaluate what Restaurant Brands is doing right.

Share count growth should not be ignored, but it doesn't make a company uninvestable.