This Week in Barron's

Market strategists and investments managers feel 2011 to be a strong year for stocks; After a 100 years of success ITW is looking at continued growth and strong returns;Tech could see a comeback in 2011; Craft-beer sales better than overall beer sales in 2010.

This week in Barron's: A new boss could turn Pfizer around; A generic drug maker could be on track to double its revenue; More people may start buying LCD televisions from Corning; Coach is cashing in on its lower-priced bags.

This Week in Barron's: Whirlpool may not be getting credit for its global reach; Smuckers could benefit from the rise in coffee prices; The country's super-rich are being pressured to give more to charity; Investors have to keep their eyes out for good opportunities, one of which may be a uniform rental company.

This Week in Barron's: Find new ways to bolster your retirement fund; Steve Madden is back and isn't missing a step after a 41 month stint in jail; With coffee supplies dwindling bean prices could get real jittery; Classic Piano maker Steinway's stock has pitched higher recently.

This Week in Barron's: The American consumers seems to have found its stride again as spending habits are on the rise; As the manufacturer to key parts in a wide variety of products, from the iPhone to solar energy systems, Dover is a company with growth and earning potential; At the current rate of recovery the U.S. won't see a return to jobs for quite a while; Joy Global could be a good buy despite its vulnerability to commodities;

This Week in Barron's: It's time to get educated on Exchange-Traded Funds; the prognosis is good for Novartis' shares; consumers could face higher prices for Turkey's next year; investors in BorgWarner should enjoy a long, profitable ride.

This Week in Barron's: Consequences of China moving away from US Treasuries; Alpha Natural Resources stock could rally more than 30% from here; Gen-X'ers and Gen-Y'ers could shift more of their retirement portfolio out of bonds and into stocks; some think ICON plc's stock could rally by as much as 40% in the next 12-18 months.

This Week in Barron's: If you're a bear, you'd better beware; Radio Shack is morphing into a go-to-electronics shop for today's consumers; things are looking up for Penske and few companies can match Microsoft.

This week in Barron's: Las Vegas Sands & Genting Singapore hold the only gambling licenses in Singapore, which makes them worth a gamble; Warren Buffett again has exhibited great vision when it comes to finding stocks with value; Thanks to China Nalco is turning pollution into profit; Apple surprised again by beating expectations by a long shot;

Things are looking up for Daimler ... interest in Yoga may have peaked in the U.S. and that could hurt athletic-apparel retailer Lululemon, we're seeing a boom in mergers and acquisitions and Honda's new luxury Sedan is no joke.

This Week in Barron's: Shares of Regal Cinemas and Cinemark shouldn't be too effected by possible changes in the movie industry; the world may not be that impressed with Cisco's new videoconferencing technology; Gold should continue to rise, but more modestly; Australia could be a major beneficiary of future economic growth.

This Week in Barron's: There are signs that the downturn is ending for United Technologies Corporation; Take-Two Interactive is a bargain stock for those looking to invest in the gaming business; Snap-On is showing signs of a recovery; investors looking for a repeat of the first ad second quarter earnings season may be disappointed.

This Week in Barron's:DigitalGlobe has solid revenue, very little competition, and a bright future; JetBlue shows rising profits and steady expansion; Best Buy weathering the economy quite nicely; The tech sector looking to have a rough 3rd quarter.

This Week in Barron's: Luxury brands embrace the online marketplace; Leave instructions for your legacy not just your assets; Successful Jewish dating site in need of perfect partner; The party may be over for an online restaurant-reservation site.

This Week in Barron's: Tech Giant Xerox has found new revenue streams as a service provider; Intuit is setting its sights on the small business world; There are still some quality stock screeners available online; A new service is available to help you digitize your old photos;