Wolverine World Wide (WWW) may be best known for its work boots, but its 2012 acquisition of the Sperry, Saucony, Stride Rite, and Keds brands has propelled its products into every corner of the shoe industry -- and more than 200 countries. With increasing sales and a backlog that's piling up, Wolverine's stock price is made for walking higher. Watch the video below to find out three things contributing to this company's bright prospects.
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