Hershey (HSY)

Companies that own strong brands that consumers buy every day can provide steady streams of passive income for a lifetime. There's nothing like receiving regular cash deposits in your account to cushi...

There is a significant difference between trading and investing. Trading concentrates on short-term fluctuations that may not last, while investing views these short-term events as opportunities to se...

Wall Street tends to cycle through stock themes even though some sectors tend to be filled with strong businesses. And even strong businesses go through hard times.

The combination of two of America's favorite treats sounded simple. In reality, the collaboration between Hershey and Mondelez involved secret talks, coded clues and taste tests. So many taste tests.

One unexpected stock that has attracted increased attention recently is The Hershey Company (HSY -0.58%). The venerable chocolate and candy company has experienced a shortage of cocoa.

Remember one thing when you consider consumer staples makers: You "need" the products they sell. That's particularly true when it comes to food-focused consumer staples companies like General Mills (G...

Companies have long deliberated over how much they can raise prices without losing sales. Hershey Co. thinks it's found the sweet spot.

HSY beats Q2 estimates with 26% sales growth, but earnings slip y/y amid rising costs and heavy marketing spend.

As of July 31, 2025, two stocks in the consumer staples sector could be flashing a real warning to investors who value momentum as a key criteria in their trading decisions.

The Hershey Company's latest earnings report reveals deep pressure from skyrocketing input costs and a changing market landscape. While past investments paid off modestly, future growth looks more unc...