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Charter Communications could double or triple, says one hedge-fund manager, and Italian defense firm Leonardo-Finmeccanica could rise 80%. Activists at Euro Disney. Plus 3 more attractive picks. → Read More
A prolonged European Central Bank stimulus could boost bank stocks. → Read More
A critical referendum for Italy and the euro—and Italian banks → Read More
Trump’s victory batters technology stocks, but companies like Temenos, SAP, and Legrand are long-term plays with promising prospects. → Read More
Barron’s European Trader: Europe’s Markets Try to Puzzle Out Trump → Read More
A U.K. court ruling requiring Parliament to approve the May government’s Brexit process rattles investors but likely won’t derail exit plans. → Read More
The Danish shipper could unlock value as it splits itself in two. → Read More
Shire’s Baxalta purchase could help lift the shares by more than 25%. → Read More
The German utility has struggled with weak energy pricing and a bill to decommission its nuclear plants. Its answer: breaking the company in two. → Read More
Shares of Swiss-based Dufry, a leading airport retailer, could rise by 20% or more. → Read More
The French integrated oil and gas producer has been cutting costs and pumping up production. The 6% dividend doesn’t hurt, either. → Read More
The diabetes-treatment leader has been hurt by competition, but it’s showing lots of promise. → Read More
Greencore supplies nearly all U.K. supermarkets with convenience foods. As it works out hiccups in its U.S. expansion, its stock should take off. → Read More
The French automotive-parts company has powered up sales and pressed ahead with innovative products. The result: The stock could rise by as nearly 30%. → Read More
Shares of these two regional powerhouses have been unfairly beaten down and now look tempting. → Read More
Two FTSE 250 components, FirstGroup and Balfour Beatty, look likely to take advantage of sterling’s 13% tumble since the vote to leave the EU. → Read More
Britain seems headed for a recession later this year, notwithstanding a sharp reduction in interest rates. Why sterling could fall further → Read More
Shares of Intesa Sanpaolo, Unicredit and others have sold off sharply as nonperforming loans balloon. Why bailout efforts might backfire. → Read More
As asset managers struggle to meet redemptions, some property funds and REITs look oversold. Hammerson’s hefty dividend yield → Read More
Plenty of stocks were marked down unfairly in the post-Brexit selloff across European markets. Time to start shopping, in the U.K. and beyond. → Read More