Jayson Derrick

Electronic Arts and other video game publishers and manufacturers continue to shift towards digital content. Knowing this, GameStop continues to diversify in to new categories to

Forget the "momentum" stocks with uncertain and questionable growth prospects. Investors could benefit from these three global leaders with proven track records of delivering returns for shareholders.

It's fairly well known that Coach's North American growth story is running into difficulties. However, is that the case in what will soon be the world's largest luxury market, China?

Cash is king at the casino tables. The same is true for the casino operators.

Starbucks may be the "king of coffee" but J.M. Smucker has a solid game plan for good performance in the coffee market.

Hobbyists are excited about the potential explosion of 3-D printing during the coming years. But is there money to be made for investors?

Every company needs to continue transforming itself for the future. To that end Panera Bread has announced its Panera Bread 2.0 initiative, but will it work?

Vivendi is about to enter a three-month period in which it could sell up to 50% of its remaining 83 million stake of Activision Blizzard.

More than 100 menu items at McDonald's sounds great for customers, but is it that great for the company's bottom line?

Starbucks remains the undisputed king of coffee, and even the expansion of Dunkin' Brands into the Western United States won't be enough to dethrone the company.

Lululemon and its competitors can all share the spotlight in the fast-growing industry.

Many retailers continue to suffer, while only a select few can survive.

China is the world's largest auto market and thus a highly-desirable place to be for all car manufacturers.

Like the gamers impatiently awaiting Titanfall's release, investors should share a similar enthusiasm.

Target Canada faces an uphill battle against an 800-pound gorilla that it can't possibly win.

Best Buy was supposed to turn into an Amazon showroom, but it has turned the page against Amazon. This is great news for customers but not for shareholders.

Investing in the video game space is a long term play. Investors brave enough to weather short term setbacks could reap profits in the long term.

Japan is likely to legalize casino gambling, which will lead to a fierce battle among many casino operators. These two companies have a leg up on their competition and are likely to emerge as winners.

McDonald's underperformed the market in 2012 and 2013. Will 2014 prove to be different?

Sure Vegas is recovering, but Sin City remains a drop in the bucket compared to Macau. Investors that want to invest in a traveling destination can invest in MGM Resorts. Investors looking to invest in a gambling destination need to look at the major Macau operators.