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Funding Circle is an unloved fintech going cheapLending platform Funding Circle has had a tricky time since floating in 2018, but it looks well-placed for growth. Should investors buy in?
By Rupert Hargreaves Published
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The best houses for sale with wildlife pondsEight houses for sale with wildlife ponds – from a 17th-century farmhouse in Essex surrounded by a moat, to a converted windmill in Leicester.
By Natasha Langan Published
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Who pays for emerging art and the artists who make it?Sarah Ryan explains the challenges of running a gallery showcasing emerging art, and why she is setting up a foundation
By Sarah Ryan Published
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'The bond market will burn Burnham'Opinion New prime minister Andy Burnham's greatest opponents reside in the bond market, not the House of Commons, says Helen Thomas
By Helen Thomas Published
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Why is the US helping prop up the weak Japanese yen?The Japanese yen has risen 3.5% against the dollar after the US intervened to support it. Why is America getting involved?
By Alex Rankine Published
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What’s happening with UK house prices? Latest property forecasts for 2026With mortgage rates creeping back up and ongoing market volatility, can we expect house prices to slide?
By Sam Walker Last updated
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SpaceX share price crashes back to earth following resultsDespite beating revenue expectations, SpaceX stock fell heavily following its Q2 results, and there could be further selling on the way this week.
By Dan McEvoy Last updated
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Copper price hits new highs. Should you invest?The threat of renewed tariffs and supply crunches, alongside rising demand, is causing a renewed surge in copper prices.
By Dan McEvoy Last updated
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Can new technology break Mastercard and Visa's duopoly?Mastercard and Visa earn vast profits by taking a cut from thousands of payments a second. But new technology and political tensions could disrupt their duopoly
By Jamie Ward Published




