What's Next for Tax Reform, a Bump for Lululemon, and More

Morningstar.com Dec 9, 2017

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This week on the podcast, Aron Szapiro looks at what's next for tax reform; Lululemon gets a bump; Rob Morrison explains the victory lap career; we see a good dividend value in Shell; Ben Johnson shatters myths about emerging-markets investing; and Erin Lash says Campbell Soup looks attractive.

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