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Why Nvidia share price has fallen – should you buy now?Investors appear to be buying the dip in Nvidia shares, amid controversy surrounding CEO Jensen Huang.
By Dan McEvoy Published
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How much would it cost you to buy a house in Great Britain's happiest places?The happiest places to live in Britain in 2026 have been revealed, but how much will it cost you to buy or rent there?
By Daniel Hilton Last updated
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Renters’ Rights Act six months on: has anything changed?Critics of the controversial Renters’ Rights Act warned that rents would rise and landlords would leave the market. Six months on, what has really happened?
By Marc Shoffman Published
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Unlocking growth through diversificationSponsor Content Created With F&C Investment Trust
F&C Investment Trust aims to deliver dividend income and long-term growth by blending global equities & emerging markets, while participating in AI themes.
By MoneyWeek Published
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Global equities to specialist markets: 8 investment trustsSponsor Content Created With Columbia Threadneedle Investments
Columbia Threadneedle’s range of investment trusts manages around £10.65bn in assets. The trusts’ regional and global reach can provide diversification.
By MoneyWeek Published
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'Buy the bargain stocks the market is neglecting'Three bargain stocks for UK investors, as picked by Kartik Kumar, portfolio manager at Phoenix, which manages the Aurora UK Alpha investment trust
By Kartik Kumar Published
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CBRE is a gem left behind in the rush for AICBRE is reaping the benefits of rising demand for high-end offices and data centres. Investors are overlooking this old-world, physical-asset play.
By Rupert Hargreaves Published
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How VCTs can help you invest in Britain's tech start-upsVenture capital trusts – VCTs – offer smart investors far more than tax relief – they're an interesting way to gain exposure to the UK technology sector
By David Prosser Published
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Amazon's relentless pursuit of greatness – has it paid off?Amazon started selling books through a technology no one had heard of. But it was always the plan to become an all-dominant “everything store”.
By Jamie Ward Published




