Consumer Stock News

Williams-Sonoma delivered strong second-quarter results, but margins still declined due to tariffs.

The retailer's shares, like its brands, are back in style.

The veteran food company managed to considerably fatten several key fundamentals.

Truist downgraded the athletic giant after Dick's weakness, signaling concerns about footwear demand, today, Aug. 26, 2026.

Apple's premium brand provides it with tremendous pricing power and a loyal customer base, which has resulted in impressive bottom-line performances.

Cyr exercised ~168,000 options at a $10.23 strike price and sold roughly half of them under a pre-arranged trading plan, yet his total holdings grew to ~567,000 shares.

The global lifestyle and apparel retailer is getting a lift from a rival.

Athletic apparel companies are facing some serious headwinds.

Insider disposed of shares at $35.29 each through a non-discretionary transaction tied to restricted stock unit vesting, maintaining an 83,882-share direct stake worth $3.2 million.

If you are looking for a reliable dividend stock with a fat yield, this boring and reliable industry giant is the way to go.

The coffee producer is passing its profits on to investors via steadily growing dividends.

Sean Jack Buckley executed a pre-planned sale under Rule 10b5-1, reducing his direct stake by 5% while retaining 87,213 shares worth $3.38 million.

Abercrombie just posted big numbers in its recent quarterly earnings report and also raised full-year guidance.

You can sleep easy with these two stocks in your portfolio.

An Expedia insider disposed of more than 3,000 shares after a strong 12-month run for the stock price.

Axon shows steady quarter-over-quarter growth while Booking cycles between peaks and declines, but the revenue gap between them tells a different story about scale.

Nachman retains 250,993 shares worth $5.9 million after the non-discretionary RSU vesting sale, maintaining a 0.46% stake in the company.

Hatcher disposed of stock to cover tax withholding on vesting equity awards, reducing his direct position by 2% while retaining $6.42 million in holdings.

Insider maintained a $14.86 million direct equity stake after the non-discretionary disposition tied to restricted stock unit vesting.

The travel giant is demonstrating resiliency in a turbulent time for tourists.