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Legendary fund manager Don Yacktman has delivered great results by investing in "old technology" and other value names.
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The jump in consumer credit represents student loans. But will they pay off?
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Credit Suisse cites Regions Financial, SunTrust, Huntington and TCF.
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The maker of household products took a hit in gross margins.
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Richard H. Anderson sold 175,000 shares of the airline.
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Fluor, Chicago Bridge, Jacobs, URS and North American Energy are picks.
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The energy explorer has catalysts, but they are skewed to the second half.
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A dangerous trend for the nation: the 1% are hoarding cash, avoiding risk, and hiding in the bunker.
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The dramatic headlines from France and Greece may be making U.S. stocks and options more attractive.
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After a big drop, the price of oil is near its bottom. But many stocks in the sector have further to fall.
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Advice for Families With Assets of $5 Million or More.
A dangerous trend for the nation: the 1% are hoarding cash, avoiding risk, and hiding in the bunker.
John Stumpf has made Wells Fargo the giant of home loans while continuing its tradition of highly successful cross-selling.
CF Industries, Apple, Intel, Qualcomm and MetLife all shine in this year's exclusive Barron's ranking that honors strong financial performance. Plus, a look at some potential winners.
After years of painful bankruptcies and consolidation, the airline industry is poised to become a comfortable oligopoly. The biggest beneficiary will likely be United Continental.
Focusing on profitability, rather than market share, should pay off in the long run, despite lackluster first-quarter results and worries about the company's checkered history.
Investors are pricing it like a refining company, overlooking the rich returns from its chemical and energy-transportation businesses.
Why Osterweis Strategic Income's Carl Kaufman is a big fan of The Hunger Games.
An interview with Dan David, research director at GeoInvesting, which has played a leading role in uncovering problems in U.S.-listed Chinese companies.
This feature tracks the performance of stocks Barron's has written about during 2012 -- both favorably and critically. For stocks featured in Barron's print magazine, prices are measured from the Friday before publication date to their current price. For stocks featured on Barrons.com, prices are measured from the trading day of publication date to their current price. This list includes U.S. stocks only, including ADRs, but not foreign stocks.