What to expect if we remain in the EU

All ready for a no-deal exit? Good. But it’s not the only outcome you had better brace yourself for, says Matthew Lynn.

A health scare has thrown doubt on the future of the industry catering for the growing numbers of “vapers”. Has Big Tobacco’s corporate strategy just gone up in smoke?

T Boone Pickens, who died recently aged 91, was a shareholder activist before it was cool and made billions of dollars in the oil trade before becoming an unlikely proponent of green energy.

Everyone knows the pound is undervalued, says Dominic Frisby. But once Brexit is sorted, it will rally. And we are looking down the barrel of that now.

You might have thought performance art was a fleeting experience that could not be bought. Turns out that’s not true. Chris Carter looks at what you can get for your cash.

The world feels very fragile at the moment. As though a lot of things could go wrong. But there is still plenty to be bullish about, says John Stepek. Here’s how you as an investor should tackle things.

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

The Southampton International Boat Show is an extravaganza for yachting and powerboat enthusiasts.

2018 Jessica Saurwein Chi Riesling
An invigorating dry riesling that’s a citrus lightning strike on your senses, and a one of South Africa’s most refined and floral pinots.

Chris Carter rounds up three of the best boating holidays

From a Georgian townhouse in Deal, Kent, to a contemporary barn conversion in Devon, with panoramic views over the surrounding countryside, eight of the best properties for around £800,000.

Boris Johnson could secure a Brexit deal. But the details had better be forthcoming soon. 

The Hong Kong stockmarket is muscling in on a tie-up between the London Stock Exchange and data provider Refinitiv. It is set to fail, says Matthew Partridge.

Th delay of its planned initial public offering (IPO) is a setback for office rental company WeWork.

Investors are losing confidence in India’s prime minister and his promise of further reforms. The country’s potential remains intact, but be prepared for some short-term bumps, says Cris Sholto Heaton.

Too many companies are either not listing or going private, says Merryn Somerset Webb. That diverts the returns to the few, not the many.

The drone strike on Saudi oil facilities proves that the global oil supply chain is vulnerable to attack. Markets must start to price a bigger risk premium into oil.

Against an economic background more traditionally associated with interest rate rises, the US central bank has just cut rates. John Stepek explains what’s going on at the Fed.