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Though mixed quarterly results failed to excite investors, a rising dividend and aggressive buyback program should boost shares.
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Is Japan's cheap-money policy planting the seeds for an Asian financial crisis? And what will China's Alibaba be worth when it goes public?
Focus on Funds | Brendan Conway
Precious metals and base metals staged a broad rally, with gold prices posting their biggest jump since last June.
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J.P. Morgan says Xilinx will gain share and has better return of capital.
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MKM Partners raised estimates and lifted the target price to $57 from $53.
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Credit Suisse says business is too good now to show a "recovery" trajectory.
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Wedbush says the networker faces less capital spending by service providers.
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Even with shares near an all-time high, "spectacular growth in free cash flow" should lead to more magic for investors.
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Consider a handmade bicycle by Richard Sachs, Il Massimo, or Signature Cycles when you hit the boardwalk this summer.
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New, smaller contracts let investors trade high-priced stocks such as Apple and Amazon without huge cash outlays.
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Shares yield 3% now but could yield 5% of today's stock price by 2015, with only modest earnings growth.
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With $200 billion temporarily erased on a bogus Twitter feed, no wonder the public is wary of stocks.
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While the market hasn't broken down, deteriorating breadth measures offer warning.
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Alex Eule interviews JPMorgan advisor Scott Siegel on how to get income without taking excessive risk.
Advice for Families With Assets of $5 Million or More.
Consider a handmade bicycle by Richard Sachs, Il Massimo, or Signature Cycles when you hit the boardwalk this summer.
The miners have probably the most hated stocks in the market—and not without reason. Now they're getting their acts together. Why Newmont and Goldcorp could rise 40%.
Our latest Big Money poll shows record levels of bullishness among America's money managers, despite concerns about the U.S. economy, Federal Reserve policy, and Europe's financial mess.
High-yield bonds aren't the only way to get decent income these days. The stocks of "business-development companies" can offer better yields and lower risks.
The Matthews China Dividend fund eschews many of the big, fast-growing stocks most fund managers (and indexes) gravitate toward. Its focus on dividend-paying smaller companies has paid off handsomely.
The banana giant's shares could rise 20% or more as it refocuses on its core businesses—bananas and packaged salads.
Real-estate investors Barry Portnoy and son Adam are facing an activists' challenge over CommonWealth REIT, which they run via another firm.
François-Henri Pinault, head of French luxury firm PPR, runs a lucrative stable of luxury, sport and lifestyle brands. Prepped by a powerful father, Pinault is taking PPR in new, more caring directions.
This feature tracks the performance of stocks Barron's has written about during 2013 -- 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.