Consumer Stock News

Altria has been increasing its dividend for decades.

The nicotine stock is seen as a safe haven in times of market uncertainty.

This food stock has a long dividend payment history, but it's facing headwinds.

The growth investor kicked off this week by buying up some hard-hit stocks.

Investors should take the time to learn more about one of the leaders in the media and entertainment landscape.

The stock has more than doubled over the past year.

Portillo's is now reporting negative same-restaurant comps, which is a bad sign for the once-popular brand.

Target has been lagging behind its main rival, Walmart, but a new CEO is trying to change that.

The debate over Nike's turnaround often centers on margins and inventory. But the deeper issue may lie in performance running, the category that has historically defined its pricing power.

MercadoLibre is sacrificing short-term results for long-term opportunity.

The pet retailer is on a path to growth, though a $100 per share price may be a lofty goal.

DraftKings is making the right decision to expand into prediction markets, but there's a bigger problem to consider.

A historically cheap stock-split stock is ripe for the picking by opportunistic investors, while another is burning cash at an alarming rate and is best avoided.

This dominant retailer's share price has nearly tripled in the past five years.

Is this just a classic Buffett buy, or a warning?

The smartest and most proven income investments are hiding in plain sight.

Polymarket is a privately held prediction market service, but what are the odds that it goes public?

The company had a terrible 2025, but some think this year could be very different.

Despite posting strong earnings numbers, Walmart's stock isn't taking off.

These consumer brands are building cultural relevance and product innovation. That should help their stocks compound your wealth over the next few decades.