The cracks are starting to show in the eurozone’s most stable member

Germany’s fragile coalition government is at odds over immigration. But the issue isn’t confined to Germany. It’s Europe-wide, and threatens the very existence of the EU, says John Stepek.

Free movement has harmed low-skilled British workers, says Matthew Lynn. Brexit is a chance to fix the system.

De Beers is marketing a new kind of diamond that it insists is not special and not real. Alex Rankine explains why the move could shake up the industry.

The European Central Bank is ending its quantitative easing programme in the slowest way possible. John Stepek looks at what that means for Europe, and for your money.

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

Annuities have a bad reputation, but most retirees would be better off buying one, says David Prosser.

You should be able to count on the board of an investment trust to look after your interests, says David Stevenson. Two recent cases show just how important an effective board is.

Fears of a trade war have dented confidence in copperof late, but the longer-term outlook is encouraging.

The updated Ford Mustang is angrier than previous incarnations, but it still has a soft side, says Chris Carter.

From a cliff-top cottage in Cornwall, to a one-bedroom apartment in west London, eight of the best properties for sale for around £500,000.