Ingersoll-Rand PLC

Wesco is trading almost 50% below our fair value estimate.

Plus, five takeaways from this year's Electrical Products Group Conference.

The Oracle of Omaha might take an interest in these high-quality firms if Berkshire were nimble enough.

The company is looking at strategic alternatives for its power solutions segment.

Industrials are the second-most-expensive sector we cover, but these picks can reward investors.

Exiting autos is a dramatic transformation, but the moat looks safe.

Most industrials are fairly valued at present, with a pocket of value in automakers.

Corporate bonds suffered a double whammy as interest rates rose and credit spreads widened.

Alternative methods have some use, but we think discounted cash flow is the most fundamentally sound way to value the conglomerate, as we discuss in the final installment of our 5-part series.

Recent U.S. economic data bodes well for industrial companies' near-term fortunes.

Sales of legacy stock holdings continue to highlight the changing of the guard at Berkshire.

Trading activity picks up with Buffett's two lieutenants, Ted Weschler and Todd Combs.

Sales of legacy stock holdings highlight the changing of the guard at Berkshire.

With Buffett's lieutenants hitting the ground running, will a more collaborative process among Berkshire's newest investment managers prompt a rethinking of long-standing holdings?

Berkshire's buys More Wells Fargo and Wal-Mart; new money purchases include General Motors and Viacom.

The longer-term trend for the corporate bond markets will depend on this week's European summit.

An increasing number of exogenous factors are affecting available capital.

As the effects from Japan fade, earnings misses and budget crises take center stage.

Most of the issues that held the economy back this spring saw some improvement in June and even more in July.

Which stocks have performed best, and what can investors expect going forward?