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Here are the auto-parts suppliers that should benefit.

These are our picks in supply chain and ancillary industries.

Morningstar’s Seth Goldstein on what’s driving adoption worldwide and which companies stand to benefit.

Our analysts discuss Netflix, IBM, and Johnson & Johnson earnings, plus electric vehicles and dividend ETFs on this week's episode.

We take a numerical look through this week's Morningstar research. Plus, our most popular articles and videos for the week ended Oct. 19.

Our top picks for industries that will benefit most from growing electric vehicle adoption are lithium producers and utilities.

We take a numerical look through this week's Morningstar research. Plus, our most popular articles and videos for the week ended Oct. 12.

We expect EV sales in China and the EU will accelerate, driving above-consensus global adoption rates.

Despite a general premium to our fair value estimates in the sector, we still see several opportunities for investors.

The company is both a beneficiary and an enabler of global clean-air regulations.

We think the Street is misunderstanding the growth potential of this narrow-moat automotive systems manufacturer.

While there's no telling if their short-term momentum will continue, these stocks' long-term prospects look bright.

These companies are our favorite picks for investors looking to tap into the potential of electric vehicle adoption.

The stock price of this narrow-moat auto-parts maker doesn't reflect the company's growth and margin prospects.

The sector has outperformed in conjunction with several months of positive manufacturing and housing data, but we still see some compelling names.

The industrials sector had a bumpy start to 2016, but the near- to midterm outlook remains positive, and we see value in some names.

We think the demise of the diesel engine may be inevitable, but it is definitely not imminent.

Investors who look beyond recalls will see an industry focused on new technologies.

As credit spreads have tightened on a nearly continuous trend over the past year, they are becoming richly valued relative to their historical average.