Consumer Stock News

Procter & Gamble and the broader consumer staples sector are showing no signs of slowing down.

Despite a downturn in the restaurant industry, one stock represents a compelling opportunity.

The beaten-down consumer discretionary stock trades 64% below its all-time record.

Philip Morris offers a nice combination of growth in a defensive industry.

Strong dividend-paying companies can reduce volatility.

Peloton stock plummeted by 25% immediately after reporting its latest quarterly operating results.

The market isn't convinced Netflix's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery will pay off.

The sell-off might be overdone, as the downturn that drove the panic will likely be temporary.

A 1,140% dividend surge is coming to an end.

Investors like when a company adjusts its guidance in a positive way.

The music platform is winning subscribers at an impressive clip.

Coca-Cola's earnings report offered positives, but not enough to justify the recent run in the stock.

Amazon's post-earnings pullback resulted in a big slide for this geared ETF, reminding investors of the risks associated with these funds.

These payouts are often 1,300% bigger than regular dividends.

Royal Caribbean greeted investors with a solid fourth-quarter earnings report and 2026 outlook.

This growth stock can pleasantly surprise investors.

After a blowout 2025, Roku needs to regain its winning ways this earnings season.

If there is one leading indicator for Chipotle in 2026, this is it.

Not only do both companies pay dividends, but their stocks could appreciate meaningfully over the long haul.

The big-box retailer reports its second-quarter results early next month.