Consumer Stock News

Tesla shares are trading for less than $400, but one fast-growing restaurant chain looks like the better stock to buy.

The stock is outperforming the market this year.

Conagra is taking steps to turn its business around, but the packaged food industry is facing a potentially long-term slowdown.

Yes, investors can find bargains in today's market, especially in the consumer sector.

If history repeats itself, these are the kinds of stocks you'll want to own.

MercadoLibre's stock has stumbled so far this year, but its long-term growth prospects are strong.

Aqua Capital now holds 7.6 million shares, representing an 11% ownership stake in the industrials company. The purchase price of $20.21 per share came in slightly below the market close.

The video game maker reported a notable insider sale as European regulators are set to rule on its acquisition.

The trust maintains ~1.3 million common shares and 54.6 million Class B shares, retaining substantial voting power in the confectioner.

These stocks pay high-yielding, steadily rising dividends.

Insider reduced direct equity holdings by 9% under a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan, following a 61% one-year stock return.

Elon Musk's companies have significant upside potential but also face substantial risks.

American Eagle maintains a consistent revenue edge, but both retailers show identical profitability margins in key quarters—a divergence worth monitoring.

These overlooked consumer staples could reward patient investors with reliable dividends and steady growth.

Starbucks is winning the comeback battle in 2026, but Dutch Bros' recent pullback could be a compelling long-term buying opportunity.

Investing in stocks to hold forever requires a different mindset.

The lack of growth might not stop investors from buying Altria stock.

Chewy is adding physical clinics to its digital pet empire, while Walmart's scale and advertising business keep it in the lead.

Etsy maintains profitability with a 5.7% net margin, while Wayfair is still unprofitable despite 5.1% revenue growth.

The salad maker's investors received some much-needed good news.