Consumer Stock News

The leading streaming platform has always bounced back off the lows to reach new highs.

Target fell out of favor with consumers, but it has started to get back on track, and investors have taken notice.

As cocoa prices continue to rebound, Hershey is confident it can keep consumers buying chocolate.

Friday's double-digit pop celebrated a quarter in which three of four brands shrank or stalled. The one that didn't is carrying everything.

Tim Cook has set Apple's course at a pivotal time, and now he's walking away.

The Mickey Mouse company is trading at a Goofy price.

Not every top growth stock is in tech.

Insider reduced direct equity stake by 51% as stock maintains 45% one-year gains. Post-transaction holdings total 4,239 shares.

The stock had become overpriced, but it may take a further drop to bring about a recovery.

Duolingo and Take-Two could be set for attractive returns.

A national expansion drove outsized returns in some of the most admired stocks of the past.

The Latin American and Southeast Asian conglomerates are comparable on many levels, but their differences may affect each company's investment case.

September may be a rocky investing month, but the biggest returns are made over years and decades.

Amazon trades at half the earnings multiple of MercadoLibre, while the Latin American e-commerce leader grows revenue nearly three times faster.

Realty Income is a reliable dividend payer and more innovative than you may realize.

McDonald's has quietly beaten the market during that time, and its approach to the restaurant business may surprise you.

Barrenechea's purchase at $130.72 per share came after DKS stock fell 42% over 12 months, suggesting insider confidence at depressed valuations.

Mexican grocer BBB Foods is delivering impressive growth and has a long runway ahead of it.

Abercrombie's latest business update arrived with great news for investors.

Coca-Cola is a well-run company, but investors tend to be a mercurial lot.