Jack Hough

WW International has a long history of disappointing shareholders. So why does one bank predict more than 100% upside?

ESPN is a major contributor to Walt Disney’s profits, and sports remains one area traditional TV viewers will pay for. But ESPN’s perch is threatened, and Disney is searching for answers.

A long-awaited bounce for Old World shares relative to the U.S. hasn’t happened yet. But consider these cash-flow favorites from Oakmark International manager David Herro just the same.

Viatris is the old generic drug company Mylan, acquired by Pfizer and merged with its Upjohn division. The stock has been falling ever since the deal closed.

CNH Industrial has a long and complicated history. But it’s refocusing on investing in its tractors and combines as a wave of technology hits the farm.

Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk, riding the wave of enthusiasm for obesity meds, are seeing their stock prices soar. But behind them are coming new therapies from companies for investors that are drawn to the size of the obesity market but put off by the valuations.

Shares of the big chip maker has been up and down and up again as it spends heavily in a restructuring. Wall Street isn’t upbeat, but we talk to bulls who see a rebound in everything from manufacturing to AI chips.

The company’s shortcomings mostly come from its size. But as it grows, operations could improve in a hurry and drive the shares.

The tech company isn’t a household name, but it’s a key player in fast-growing digital advertising. It’s poised to benefit from big spending on presidential-cycle ads and the growth of ads in streaming.

Our columnist missed out on the Bitcoin boom, but he’s still trying to figure out its value.