Consumer Stock News

Two stocks trading 30% to 50% below their recent highs are interesting market opportunities.

These companies could help you start the new year with a bang.

Buying a great company at a reasonable price is too good an opportunity to pass up.

These low-risk dividend stocks have the potential to produce a more than 100% total return over the next decade.

Amazon shareholders will enjoy exposure to some powerful secular trends shaping our economy.

The uniform and workwear company might end up in the portfolio of a major business in its specialized field.

Amid the advent of artificial intelligence, these tech behemoths are thriving.

Costco is having a down year, but it's far from a cheap stock.

Consumer staples makers are out of favor, but nobody is going to stop buying food, drinks, or hygiene products.

As the protein craze sweeps the nation, Sweetgreen and other fast-casual restaurants try to cash in.

Sometimes it makes sense to cut losses and invest in better opportunities.

The largest cruise line operator posted strong financial results in its latest quarter.

It's difficult for rivals to compete with Coca-Cola's broad reach and deep product portfolio.

The biggest star on satellite radio will return for another three years, and that's just a small part of the story.

Both companies provide stability and reliability, but one's growth trajectory is more appealing than the other's.

Investors can expect steady dividend returns with these stocks.

Netflix stock has soared over 24,000% since 2006. Here's why I'm still not selling.

Target stock has slipped about 40% over five years.

This Chinese coffee chain is expanding into international markets.

The dominant warehouse retailer has disappointed its investors this year.