Freeport stands to gain from the move to alternative energy—and it has the strongest balance sheet of any copper miner.
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Fears of AI are weighing on the shares of Universal Music and Warner Music, but that is overdone.
Long readTreeHouse Foods is the only major publicly traded pure play on increasingly popular private-label food products. The stock is cheap—but it might not stay that way for long.
Long readNET Power went public in a SPAC merger. But it has a promising technology for clean energy from natural gas and well-connected partners and investors.
3 minThe parent company of Tommy Bahama clothing has seen brisk profit growth yet is cheaper than its peers because its disappointed the Street with its guidance.
4 minSteris provides sterilization chemicals and disinfectants to hospitals. Its stock has fallen even as earnings and revenue are expected to rise.
4 minMacau has staged a remarkable recovery, but the market may be underestimating how much room there is for it to continue.
4 minThe controversy over Bud Light’s transgender promotion obscures Anheuser-Busch InBev’s push to boost global sales and revenue growth
4 minThe European building-materials company is moving its listing to the U.S. in a bid to raise its visibility.
4 minAfter plunging, its shares look attractive. The company is drawing crowds with its plush, high-tech driving ranges.
Long readSuper Mario Bros. hit the scene in 1985, creating a lifetime of loyalty for Nintendo. Now, films and theme parks are extending the attachment to younger generations.
Long readCarrier buys a German maker of heat pumps while exiting some ancillary business. The goal: to become a pure-play HVAC company. If it executes, investors should be happy.
4 minThe consumer health company features a range of leading brands, a relatively cheap valuation, a solid balance sheet, consistent earnings, and a healthy dividend yield. It’s no tech unicorn, a good thing in 2023.
Long readAs some 30,000 Berkshire Hathaway investors prepare to gather in Omaha for the company’s annual meeting, there is plenty of reason for enthusiasm—and not just because CEO Warren Buffett seems as sharp as ever at 92.
Long readThe scientific instruments company makes the devices used by pharmaceutical companies, and stands to come out ahead no matter which drugs are successful.
Long readThe largest of the off-price retailers, TJX—whose stores include T.J. Maxx, HomeGoods, and Marshalls—is well positioned to buck a slowdown in consumer spending.
Long readFerguson boasts strong fundamentals, good profits, and a modest valuation. And it could be a candidate for inclusion in the S&P 500.
Long readFinancial-software provider Jack Henry & Associates, at its cheapest valuation in years, can keep prospering even if banks continue to stumble.
Long readA new CEO—and an improvement in earnings—means that shares in the social-media site could rise by 20% from current levels.
Long readZoetis is in the enviable position of being the world’s only pure-play global animal-health company at a time when spending on pets and livestock is rising. A pullback in its shares makes this a good time to buy.
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