Consumer Stock News

MercadoLibre is still growing fast, but 2026 will test whether that growth is durable and profitable.

Nike's recent quarterly results showed some stability on the top line, but its profits fell 32%.

Consumer staples stocks are in the Wall Street dog house, and it could be time to load up on the sector.

Opendoor is taking a new path that is likely to lead to a binary outcome.

The new year brought a new person into the CEO's office.

Altria has an attractive 7.4% dividend yield backed by a growing dividend, but there is more for investors to consider.

These two stocks disappointed in 2025, but they offer strong long-term growth prospects.

Coca-Cola, American Express, and Moody's are all evergreen stocks.

One pundit tracking the company feels it's been rather adaptable given the challenges of China-U.S. trade these days.

If you are looking for monthly dividend payers, this trio offers high yield, growth, and turnaround opportunities.

The stock has more than doubled in just three years and is now worth around $900 billion.

The stock offers a high yield, but the underlying business hasn't been doing all that well.

Plant-based meat turned out to be a lackluster investment opportunity.

The market wasn't happy about a potential new stock offering.

Oddity Tech has kept up its momentum since coming public in 2023 and is aiming to revolutionize the beauty industry.

Wendy's stock had a forgettable 2025, and investors may also want to sit out on this fast food restaurant chain in 2026.

Serving large groups has been a missed opportunity for Chipotle.

Beyond Meat was a headline-grabbing brand a few years ago. Is it worth betting on a corporate resurgence?

The president postponed an import tax hike that would have put pressure on companies like RH and Wayfair.

The auto parts retailer's international expansion efforts make its recent stock price slide a long-term buying opportunity.