when a country's stock market gets crushed due to wider economic concerns, some promising often stocks get unfairly punished. Here are five foreign companies whose shares are trading now at attractive prices, along with explanations for why they're such bargains.
Luxury automakers Jaguar and Volvo are each recalling about 6,000 recently made automobiles to repair faulty windshield wipers and fuel systems, respectively, according to a notice Monday from federal safety officials.
Tata is India's leading maker of cars and trucks, and its American Depositary Receipts, or shares that trade on the New York Stock exchange, have been on fire. They've hit $30 per ADR, up from $16 last May. They could have room to run higher.
A new report indicates that Toyota (TM) plans to cut the price of its car parts by 30%.
