Are we about to see an epic splurge of government spending?

Kailajärvi claimed to have discovered a way to make huge returns from foreign-currency trading. For a fee, investors could join the club.

Agreeing to lock up your cash can boost the interest rate on your savings significantly. Ruth Jackson-Kirby reports.

Matthew Partridge weighs up the odds on the candidates for the Democratic Party nomination.

A professional investor tells us where he’d put his money. This week: Louis Veilleux, Senior Investment Manager, Pictet Water fund.

Investors are worried that central banks are running out of ways to “stimulate” economic growth, writes John Stepek. Never mind – there’s always the government.

Distressed debt investor and author Howard Marks thinks US stocks have further to run.

Rainmaking is a corporate innovation and venture development firm.

Inverting yield curves and trade wars are all very worrying, says John Stepek. But nothing says “top of the market” like the stockmarket-listing of this company.

The moment investors have been fearing arrived this week, says John Stepek. But what is a yield curve and why does it matter?

As competition and costs mount, will the ride-sharing app ever live up to its potential? Matthew Partridge reports.

Ever since the Thatcher era, Britain has been relaxed about the nationality of buyers of its industrial assets. But is that always wise? Alex Rankine reports.

Project Fear failed to move us Brits, but it should really have put the wind up the Germans, says Matthew Lynn.

The now infamous yield curve inverted this week, and that’s sent investors running for cover. John Stepek looks at the charts that most most to investors to see how the markets have reacted.

MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to the best of this week’s share tips from the rest of the UK’s financial pages.

You know trouble is brewing for emerging-market currencies when everybody starts running for the US dollar, says Dominic Frisby.

Exchanges taking place under the official radar may seem harmless, but they can have big effects on the wider economy. Investors should pay attention, says Jonathan Compton.

With all that’s going on in the world, who could blame investors for losing their heads? Just remember to hold on to yours, says John Stepek – and stick to the plan.

Investors betting that Argentina had turned over a new leaf were given a nasty reminder of the country’s past this week.