Consumer Stock News

Boring can be beautiful.

Investors were digesting the specialty food company's latest earnings report.

Gold and Bitcoin have been in a funk, and so has this global consumer staples giant, but a business can grow.

Amazon is cheaper than Walmart and Costco on a key valuation metric, but the reason why may surprise investors.

Before Alphabet's founders were in diapers, this Dow component had already been hiking its dividend for over a decade.

These companies sport recent dividend yields of 5.1%, 5.6%, and 6.6%.

The top beverage company's shares have risen 18% in the past 12 months.

Coke's stock price just crossed an important level that coincided with its last stock split 14 years ago.

One trades at a steep discount on valuation metrics; the other commands a premium for its digital-first model and cash generation.

Latin America's top e-commerce and fintech company probably won't split its shares.

Campbell's is cutting costs and innovating to improve its overall business.

The headline numbers looked great. So why did the stock sell off?

The retail giant's sales are slowing.

Rush Street Interactive's CFO executed this sale under a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan following 114% stock appreciation over the past year.

There's no better feeling for a dividend investor than peace of mind.

This, despite naming a well-qualified executive to be its next CEO.

Pablo Lagos Espinosa reduced his indirect stake by 5%, retaining $7.32 million in equity through an investment account.

The company also topped analyst estimates, but that clearly wasn't good enough for Mr. Market.

Rebelez divested some of his equity stake but retained a $71.95 million position.

Amazon already has a dominant position in cloud computing, but its stock is down 11% from its all-time high.