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This little known off-price retailer could be one of the best investments in the space.

This major media company is competing with media giant Disney and could be positioned to win.

With issues being raised about the tobacco industry's key growth driver, which is the best tobacco company to own?

Many people are questioning Mark Zuckerberg's strategy for growth, but his and Facebook's recent acquisitions could be big winners in the long-term.

With there being a number of turnaround stories in the apparel retail industry, why not just invest in an apparel company that doesn't need a full-blown turnaround?

Food companies are great long-term investments, and they're even better when they pay one of the best dividends in the industry.

Some investors fear that Coca-Cola could be getting a leg up on PepsiCo with the Green Mountain deal, but PepsiCo could still be the better investment.

While this major equipment maker was hit hard by the global slowdown, there could be signs of a recovery that lead to an impressive 2014.

Construction aggregates companies have lagged the broader market since the housing bubble burst, but 2014 could be a year of change.

Food is a must-have for everyone. But instead of limiting yourself to a single food company like Kellogg, why not invest in a company that services them all?

Despite a weak holiday season, this retailer is still poised to perform well in 2014.

While e-commerce has taken consumer electronics by storm, it's just now heating up in home improvement.

This major U.S. auto company is the latest income play in the industry, potentially making it a better buy than the major Japanese players.

The off-price retail market was a big success during the weak economy, but there's one that will continue excelling in 2014 and beyond.

This well known bleach company is more than just a cleaning products company, and it also happens to be one of the best income plays in the industry.

With the rebound in the economy and housing picking up, this home-goods store looks to be a great investment for 2014.

As water intake rises across the globe, the soft-drink companies should be hit the hardest. However, there's one company out in front of this trend.

As the temperature falls, consumers flock to stores to buy warm boots. Here's the best way to for investors to profit from this trend.

This athletic-apparel company is set up nicely to continue its recent run.

Although smartwatches are one of the hottest wearables in the market, it doesn't appear that they will have a lasting impact on the major watch makers.