Consumer Stock News

Here's why this quintet is at the top of my list.

One of the leaders in the retail sector, this stock has crushed the market since early 2021.

Both of these retail powerhouses have seen their share prices soar since their respective initial public offerings.

All three companies are in better shape than most investors are (understandably) presuming.

The company was making very assertive moves to expand its business into different entertainment niches.

Dutch Bros shareholders have benefited from a rapid regional to national expansion.

Recent housing market-related news may open the door to an Opendoor Technologies rebound.

The company's revenue growth is slowing as the stock trades at a premium price.

Realty Income and W.P. Carey are both net lease REITs, but they have slightly different growth profiles.

Shares of Target and Disney have dipped but are poised for better performance,

These resilient businesses have outstanding dividend records.

Clorox has its challenges, but the sell-off has gone too far.

Nike is hoping that it can perform better for shareholders going forward.

This steady-Eddie food stock offers a 5.8% dividend yield and currently trades at a decade-low valuation.

Wall Street has a very short memory, but you shouldn't ignore this worrying trend at Altria.

Today, Jan. 9, 2026, Compass shares climbed after its all-stock merger with Anywhere closed.

Costco's latest monthly sales update served as a reminder of the company's remarkable ability to consistently grow at robust rates.

Housing policy, trading frenzy, and a sharp analyst downgrade collide in this high-stakes real estate tech story, today, Jan. 9, 2026.

A delay in the Supreme Court tariff ruling pushed the stock lower.

When it comes to accessing Africa's growth story, Jumia isn't the only game in town.