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Enshittification: the moral rot that threatens capitalismEnshittification is an unpleasant part of digital companies' business models. It is a blight on consumers and a threat to free markets, says Jamie Ward
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UK unemployment hits highest level since 2021 – will interest rate cuts follow?UK unemployment reached its highest rate in almost five years by the end of 2025. Is AI to blame and will the Bank of England step in with an interest rate cut in March?
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"Botched" Brexit: Should Britain rejoin the EU?Brexit did not go perfectly nor disastrously. It’s not worth continuing the fight over the issue, says Julian Jessop
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How Javier Milei led an economic revolution in ArgentinaFollowing several setbacks, Argentine president Javier Milei's pro-market reforms have been widely endorsed in a national poll. Britain will need the same
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Top stock ideas for 2026 that offer solidity and growthLast year’s stock ideas from MoneyWeek’s columnist and trader, Michael Taylor, produced another strong performance. This year’s stocks look promising too
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Where to invest – MoneyWeek writers give their tips for 2026MoneyWeek's investment writers share their tips for 2026, including obesity drugs, a risky miner, central Europe and one of our favourite equity-income trusts
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Renewable energy funds: stuck between a ROC and a hard placeRenewable energy funds were hit hard by the government’s subsidy changes, but they have only themselves to blame for their failure to build trust with investors
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Cash ISA cuts: millions of savers face £1,200 tax bill after five yearsA combination of cuts to the cash ISA allowance and higher income tax on savings will deal a blow to savers as many could face a tax bill
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Circle sets a new gold standard for cryptocurrenciesCryptocurrencies have existed in a kind of financial Wild West. No longer – they are entering the mainstream, and US-listed Circle is ideally placed to benefit
