The stocks could thrive amid the current uncertainty in the equity market and the economy, Goldman says.

"Although we continue to see inflationary pressures across the supply chain, we are working to drive costs down by continuing to increase our efficiency, productivity, and bringing more capacity on line," said CEO Donnie King.

Stocks extended their longest weekly losing streak in a decade Monday as Fed rate hike worries give way to stagflation bets and a renewed slump for the tech sector.

Stock futures extend slump as China adds to growth concerns; Week Ahead: inflation in focus as earnings season slows; Uber shares slide on report of cost-cutting, hiring slowdown; Apple shares slump amid disruption at key China-based chipmaker and Twitter shares stuck under $50 despite Musk's bullish revenue projections

Inflation may be forcing consumers to cut back on beef spending, but that doesn't mean the stocks should be avoided, according to Real Money Columnist Kevin Curran.

Musk said this key economic indicator is hurting both Tesla and Space X.

Experts predict food prices will continue to rise amid soaring commodities prices and surging costs for farmers.

Earnings from Take-Two Interactive, Disney and Twitter highlight Jim Cramer's game plan for next week.

BMO suggests dividend growth stocks to deal with market volatility. Morgan Stanley, Intel and Discover also are on the list.

Frute Brute Monster Cereal, Franken Berry, Count Chocula, and Boo-Berry are coming back to supermarket shelves.

The residential real estate market has stumbled, after soaring in the first 18 months of the covid pandemic.

SoftBank's Vision Fund lost nearly $22 billion in the latest quarter.