Consumer Stock News

Coca-Cola stock has dropped about 5% over the past week.

The company is growing quickly across the country.

It's getting a short-term boost, but also has positive long-term implications.

The stock split has not stemmed the downtrend in Netflix stock.

These three overlooked dividend stocks combine durable brands, rising payouts, and long-term growth potential for investors focused on building wealth over the next decade.

While Wall Street chases AI headlines, these three food stocks offer a compelling mix of growth, dividends, and stability.

As the company grows, profit margins have room to increase.

Yum! Brands is exiting its smallest and poorest performing business, but that's not necessarily a long-term win.

Income investors might find this retail stock to be a worthy portfolio addition.

The off-price leader continues to deliver strong results, but with a mature U.S. store base, a premium valuation puts pressure on management to find new sources of growth.

Shares of this global avocado and mango supplier attracted a notable insider buy following a year of declining stock performance.

It's a struggle for investors to have confidence after seeing this company's shares lose more than half their value in two years.

In an unstable market, these three companies offer investors a chance to own durable consumer businesses that generate steady growth regardless of economic headlines.

The film could bring in billions and give the entertainment company a much-needed win.

Companies that get outbid are usually the losers. But maybe not this time.

A short-seller published a comprehensive -- and highly critical -- report on the company's conduct.

Operating a network of leading theme parks, this leisure company reported a notable insider sale amid a year of steady share price gains.

While Wall Street fixates on short-term consumer spending fears, Chipotle, Ulta Beauty, and Dutch Bros are continuing to expand, strengthen their brands, and execute long-term growth strategies.

The athletic-apparel giant's recovery is gaining traction in one major market, even as another continues to shrink.

Coca-Cola has raised its dividend for 62 consecutive years. Here's what it takes to turn that streak into $1,000 (or more) of annual income.