Consumer Stock News

PepsiCo's margin pressure and debt load clash with Molson Coors' turnaround gamble, one offers stability, the other deep value.

One generates $9.1B in free cash flow; the other is growing revenue 28% annually. We compare their risk profiles and valuations.

The fast-casual Mexican chain is no longer a growth-oriented company, which suggests that its current rally will fizzle soon.

This Berkshire Hathaway holding should reward patient investors.

Wall Street is bullish on Disney, but the stock continues to struggle.

There are just six Dividend King stocks yielding more than 4%. This is a sparkling choice to buy this month.

Tamari Shahar retains ~3.9 million shares worth $146.7 million, with additional derivative securities extending through 2029.

The tobacco giant is still a resilient income investment.

The protective film manufacturer outperformed the S&P 500 by 7.2 percentage points over the past year.

Booking's capital-light model delivers 20% net margins, while Marriott's 271-million-member loyalty program anchors its physical empire.

A very bullish analyst reiterated his buy argument on the unique entertainment company.

Investing for the long-term requires a different strategy.

Walmart's steady growth contrasts sharply with Target's seasonal swings — a gap that's widening with each passing quarter.

The lord of liquidity could be the right stuff for market-weary investors this month.

A couple of optimistic analyst notes simply sparked bullishness that's been ready to be unleashed for a while now.

These retail companies are proven leaders.

This has proven to be one of the most resilient consumer brands in recent years.

Amazon dominates in absolute scale, yet Shopify's faster growth rate tells a different story. See how seasonality shapes both companies' revenue trajectories.

Kimberly-Clark is far from flashy, but what it lacks in glitz and glam, it makes up for with predictability.

Ark Invest has almost completely unwound its once-large Alibaba position.