"Time Warner Could Return 25% in Next Year" by Jack Hough makes a case that shares of
Time Warner Inc (NYSE:
TWX), the entertainment giant behind Warner Bros., HBO and Turner Broadcasting, now trade at a bargain price. Plus the box-office success of "Batman v Superman," which had the best debut ever for a superhero film, only adds to the company's appeal.
In "United Technologies Revs Up Its Growth Engines," Lawrence C. Strauss takes a closer look at how shares of
United Technologies Corporation (NYSE:
UTX), the maker of Pratt & Whitney engines and Otis elevators, could get a 20 percent return thanks to its launch of a new jet engine, new elevator contracts in China and subsiding research-and-development costs.
Bill Alpert's "How Fair Are Brookfield's Fair-Value Estimates?" points out that although this alternative asset manager reaps cash flow from rents, tolls and management fees, in recent years profits at
Brookfield Asset Management Inc (NYSE:
BAM) are heavily dependent on its own property valuations. Discover what Barron's found out when it put some of those estimates to the test.
See also:Barron's: The Case for John Kasich
The new chief executive officer at
Manitowoc Company Inc (NYSE:
MTWEnterprise Products Partners L.P. (NYSE:
EPD) and
Pioneer Natural Resources (NYSE:
PXD).
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