Adam Brownlee

The Jack Daniels parent company has been recently volatile. Does the current stock price of Brown-Forman make for a buying opportunity?

A foamy year of volatility for the brewer of Sam Adams may spell opportunity for investors. Is this a bitter or sweet brew of fundamentals, brand, and value?

Management of the underwear manufacturer has its hands on three key levers. Will it deliver the goods?

As the weather improves, it's time to check the yard and remove the dead rubbish. For IBM, though, it appears that the stagnant vines from last year may contain some shoots of green.

Are you a deep value, net-net investor, or do you prefer to pay for long-term quality? Discover Buffett's shift in thinking and why he recommends finding businesses that could be managed by a ham sandwich.

The company already enjoys $2.5 billion of sales in the region, and things are only getting better.

Who has the best rewards program and who will the customers side with?

The roots of a strong business for the payment processor can be found in the insights from CFO John Rainey: cost discipline, a mobile ecosystem, and agnostic technology.

The cloud-based solutions provider turned in sky-high results for its fiscal year 2016. Now, the question is: will the upward flight continue?

By all appearances, McDonald's is a world famous hamburgers and fries joint. Encased within this business model, however, lies a brilliant real estate framework of long-term financing and variable operating agreements. The soul of McDonald's is its 36,000 properties, paid for with fries.

The maker of chicken noodle soup has solid fundamentals and an economic moat built on an iconic product, but where is future growth going to come from?

While the dearth in the price of oil is painful to those in the business of Texas Tea, it is a great boon to many others.

Global economies are faced with turbulent and unsettling headwinds that are needling their way back to the U.S. If the pressure from these challenges persist, it can result in economic upheaval.

As the manufacturer of some of the most beloved brand name cereals and snacks, this company deserves a closer look from investors.

In defining certain qualitative aspects of investing such as Buffett's economic moat, it's sometimes easier to describe what it isn't.

Relative valuation offers the benefit of simplicity in valuing a company, but in this simplicity lies danger. Discover the caveats inherent to this methodology, and see if IBM shares are in fact undervalued.

The winged buffalo has constructed a runway of 20% to 25% earnings growth for 2016, and this flight plan includes deflation.

The Sam Adams brewer finds itself in a hornet's nest of headwinds -- how will things shake out for the company in 2016?

The payment processor is traveling at the speed of sound, fueled by accelerated revenue and earnings growth built on effective platform expansion strategies.