Consumer Stock News

Ride hailing was only the start as the company adapts to an AI-driven world.

Opendoor is making a dramatic change to its business model.

The cosmetics stock has blown past the S&P 500 during the first few weeks of the year.

One did really well, while the other stayed flat.

The entertainment bellwether has a telltale financial update coming sooner than you think.

These companies pay high-yielding and steadily rising dividends.

McDonald's stock has always had plenty of doubters.

Given that online shopping is a durable secular trend, it makes sense why investors want to allocate capital to this sector.

Starbucks is showing signs of a turnaround.

The management teams at these companies are displaying a forward-thinking mentality.

You can take a set-it-and-forget-it approach with these two industry leaders.

Since becoming CEO, Ryan Cohen has redefined GameStop's business and invested company funds outside of retailing.

There are still trends playing in its favor in 2026.

A 10% owner of Under Armour purchased multiple shares of the company towards the end of January 2026. Is this a signal to purchas UA stock?

Consumer staples stocks being out of favor is an impeccable buying opportunity for value investors.

Can Peloton be the year's biggest turnaround story?

Costco and Walmart are two of the world's largest retailers.

In all three cases it started with a must-have product or service that's easy and affordable enough to buy over and over again.

Leisure stocks can provide good returns, if you can ride out the waves during economic downturns.

Beyond Meat was a market darling when it first went public, but you'll want to tread cautiously if you are looking to buy it today.