This Week in Barron's

Selected features from Barron's: Media General channels growth; L'Oréal's CEO; Offices go upscale; pulling back from Brink's.

Why Honeywell is better than GE; Trouble on the menu at McDonald's; Discount chains run by department stores; Kohl's shares are still a good value.

Selected features from Barron's: Tyson has pluck. Covanta turns trash to cash. Boxing's last hurrah. A fresh batch of dot-com flameouts.

Big Money Poll; U.S.-Canada Syrup War; The New Safe Stocks; Comcast's Prospects

Selected features from Barron's: Home prices head back toward their peak; the risk of owning too much Apple stock; digital versus print books; and, the pros and cons of one-stop financial advice

Buying long-term care insurance, betting on a rebound at Avon, college tours minus the station wagon, and beware of changes in your index funds.

ETFs of ETFs, Towers Watson scales up, out of Russia's shadow, and 10 high-yielding stocks.

Growth in the cards for Fortune Brands, digging out of debt, Paris stays pricey, and lower pork prices.

A Fed rate-hike horror show, Apple's $17K Watch, a wake-up call for New York hoteliers, and great dividend stocks.

Selected features from Barron's: Possible danger for Dillard's, Foot Locker, rising prices on hotel rooms, and gauging the health of the bull market.

Selected features from Barron's: Daylight Savings Time, American Express, Chinese tourists, and Google.

Selected features from Barron's: "zombie" apps, Panera Bread's renewal, why Apple shares are still appealing, and the absentee consumer.

Selected features from Barron's: Dollar General, the Apple Watch, a peak for Eastern skiing, and 3-D printing stocks.

Restaurants get ready for a busy Valentine's Day weekend.

Selected features from Barron's: Drug maker AbbVie, Disney, printing a 3-D model of yourself, and dining out on Valentine's Day.