Jacob Roche

Beneficial commodities prices and another strategic acquisition led this hidden gem to a blowout quarter.

While competition heats up in the industry, this company shows no sign of catching up.

This company's stock performance has put the cart before the horse with its business turnaround.

SUPERVALU's recent profit improvement is imaginary.

It's got what people, plants, and investors crave.

AGCO's recent Russian investment may seem small, but it ties into the company's overall strategy.

The battle over GM foods wages on, and there are opportunities on either side

Expanding margins are compensating for slowing sales... for now

The company has whittled itself down to a volatile, conventional milk pure-play.

United Natural Foods is the chief distributor to many organic food companies, and stands to benefit from the long-term growth wave.

Dollar Tree was a favorite in the years after 2008, but sales growth is starting to slow down.

Fertilizer prices are down, and costs are up, but the long-term prospects haven't changed

Despite a record quarter, Deere's guidance for the rest of the year leaves investors little to be hopeful about

The day is finally here: Dean will spin off the rest of WhiteWave and deal with its empty nest -- and growth prospects.

Sherwin-Williams is part of that rare breed of companies that benefits whether the economy is booming or in freefall.

The double-whammy of expanding energy usage in the U.S. and persistent dry conditions push Valmont to a strong first quarter.

With skyrocketing prices, the underground has stepped in to sell consumers the low-priced cigarettes they want.

Between a ferocious pine beetle and a burning European appetite for wood, industries relying on timber are hurting. But the timber industry itself may benefit.

A series of cross-licensing deals leaves Monsanto flush with both market share and new technology to put to use in its own products.

Coffee prices are dropping even as companies invest in more sustainable production