All content Archive | September 2014

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September 30th
- Zero to One: Notes on Start-ups, or How to Build the Future by Peter Thiel
- Where to stay in Amsterdam
- Dodgy IFAs are the tip of an iceberg
- What will happen to the trendy new lenders as interest rates rise?
- This change to the pensions death tax is huge – here’s all you need to know
- Spin-offs: A fertile hunting ground for bargains
- 30 September 1935: The Hoover Dam is dedicated
September 29th
- Brazil needs more oil – these guys will give it to them
- Four reasons to fear ballooning government debt
- Shares in focus: Playing the waiting game
- Can the dollar really continue its climb?
- Why businesses need to be in the government's good books
- Gamble of the week: A beaten-up set-top box stock
- What investors can learn from Bill Gross’s bombshell and Tesco’s troubles
- Five high-conviction stocks to buy now
- 29 September 1829: London’s bobbies pound the beat for the first time
September 26th
- Company in the news: Mothercare
- The next independence referendum – should we stay in the EU?
- Thinking of changing your car? Hold on – second-hand prices may be set to plunge
- Is the FTSE 100 back in rally mode?
- The West Bromwich question
- Britain must act on Isis
- Cameron sets a trap for Labour
- The 'Celtic Tiger' roars again
- Turbulence in emerging markets
- A dangerous frenzy in the stockmarkets
- 26 September 1984: Britain hands back Hong Kong
September 25th
- Miliband’s ‘Together’ speech falls apart
- A hole in the public finances
- Tesco’s shabby accounts scandal
- Don’t back the dinosaurs – why smaller stocks are better bets
- The bell that marks the top of the market
- Even if you want higher taxes, Labour’s mansion tax is a really stupid idea
- 25 September 1237: The English-Scottish border is set in law
September 24th
- Tesco – the shot heard around the financial world
- Why do ‘unauthorised’ overdrafts exist?
- Why are we so hard on our posh twerps?
- 24 September 1979: Compuserve launches MicroNET
September 23rd
- The West Lothian question – what now?
- How private equity firms destroyed Phones 4U
- The best places to stay in Cape Town
- Is the end nigh for pension tax relief?
- This company could have made a breakthrough in cancer treatment
- Everyone’s into buying ‘quality’ – but just what does that really mean?
- 23 September 1889: Nintendo starts making playing cards
September 22nd
- Forget the Scottish referendum - this is 2014’s most important vote
- Is the gold price ready to rally now?
- Is it ever possible to be an ethical investor?
- How to cope with exchange-rate risk
- This is no buying opportunity – Tesco goes from bad to worse
- Europeans are strangling innovation – why doesn’t the EU step in?
- The spectacular success of Alibaba is a massive warning to investors
- 22 September 1955: ITV’s inaugural broadcast
September 19th
- Properties near good schools
- Share tip updates: William Sinclair and Darty
- Three big reasons Phones 4u went bust
- Shares in focus: Should you believe the Apple hype?
- Will Indonesia’s boom continue?
- The Aussie dollar takes a tumble
- Scotland votes ‘Yes’ to a United Kingdom – what’s next?
- Bulls to the fore in the S&P 500
- 19 September 1955: Military coup ousts Argentina's Perón
September 18th
- Cameron's 'most colossal misjudgment' on Scotland
- China's economy dips as property weakens
- Phones go dead at Phones4U
- Britain: A different – and riskier – country
- Timely lessons from Tokyo
- Profit as cash goes mobile
- The story of the farm of the Porteños
- How Westminster could change after a Yes vote
- Behavioural finance: How psychology affects investors
- 18 September 1838: The Anti-Corn Law Association is founded
September 17th
- What traders can learn from stock-market indexes
- Mairead Molloy: Start small then scale up
- A tale of two Sixties
- However Scotland votes, Britain’s ‘safe haven’ status has been destroyed
- 17 September 1980: The birth of Solidarity
September 16th
- Only Scotland can destroy the Scottish NHS
- After Scotland, who’s next for independence?
- Four myths about Scotland’s banks and the financial crisis
- Do degrees stand up as investments?
- How to probe for profits with the 'M score'
- How to profit from the future of wind power
- Crowdfunding round-up: Three of the most interesting listings right now
- 16 September 1920: The Wall Street bombing
September 15th
- Gold is getting ready for a big rally
- Where to stay in Berlin
- Are you prepared for liquidity risk?
- Apple’s new iPhone spells the end for high-street banking
- Two ways to play Asia’s beverage boom
- Three tech-sector gems
- What a Yes vote will mean for my money – and yours
- Gamble of the week: Put the sparkle into your portfolio with English wine
- Shares in focus: Stock up on this cash-and-carry
- 15 September 2008: Lehman Brothers goes bust
September 12th
- An eruption of vinous joy
- How I spotted a new trend in the dollar
- Chart of the week: Even the past is murky to economists
- Alibaba: A $20bn bet on China’s consumers
- The explosive consequences of a Yes vote
- This company could change the way we treat cancer
- The bearish billionaires
- Investors dizzy over Brazil
- ECB rescue: less to it than meets the eye
- 12 September 1683: The siege of Vienna is lifted
September 11th
- Scotland vote jolts the markets
- Apple launches smartwatch
- Real QE is yet to come in Europe
- I like the look of Apple’s new phones – but are the shares worth buying too?
- 11 September 1792: The French Blue diamond is stolen
September 10th
- Has the euro rally already started?
- Xavier Niel: The long-haired bad boy of French business
- The money set to flee an independent Scotland
- 10 September 2008: the Large Hadron Collider is switched on for the first time
- A smart play on falling copper prices
- The rise of nationalism – and the end of civilisation
September 9th
- Here it is – our foolproof trading strategy
- How to prepare for deflation
- 9 September 1839: Sir John Herschel takes the first glass-plate photograph
- What we can learn from the super-rich
- Should you invest in student digs?
September 8th
- Where to stay in Provence
- A second wind for UK stocks
- Is the euro primed for a big rally?
- Shares in focus: Can the good times last for Verizon?
- Scottish independence would be bad news for British investors – here’s why
- The best way for investors to buy in to Alibaba
- 8 September 1888: First Football League matches played
September 5th
- Cyberattacks: The war of the machines
- The plot to take over the Tory party
- What’s Tesco’s dividend cut tells us about the future for stocks
- Mario Draghi kicks the euro down
- Company in the news: Tesco
- China property bubble hisses air
- Europe takes yet another step closer to money-printing – keep buying
- The Philippines’ infrastructure binge
- Share buyback boom subsides
- The assets to buy now - September 2014
- 5 September 1698: Peter the Great’s beard tax
September 4th
- Palladium rockets to 13-year high
- Germany bans taxi app Uber
- Putin plays a surprise card
- Why I’m for No in the Scottish referendum
- What do Jennifer Lawrence and JP Morgan have in common?
- 4 September 1882: Edison lights up Wall Street
September 3rd
- Why is the gold price under pressure?
- Irving Kahn: The 108-year-old investment manager
- Properties that generate an income
- The latest reason not to buy into the banking sector
- Jim Mee: Keep a steady hand and focus on money
- Should you take the ice-bucket challenge?
- 3 September 1967: Sweden switches to driving on right-hand side of the road
September 2nd
- The kind of innovation we could do without
- The three best stocks to get onboard with the P2P revolution
- How to choose the best ETFs
- Scottish independence: two nonsense assumptions
- Gamble of the week: Is there more to come from this newspaper turnaround?
- Six hotels offering fabulous food
- A high-risk bet on the rise of mobile money
- Why Nigel Farage’s shift to the centre is a big mistake
- 2 September 1666: The Great Fire of London starts on Pudding Lane
September 1st
- Three stocks to boost income
- Emerging markets: These three charts show we’re in a bull market
- Will Mario Draghi destroy the euro?
- How the Rothschilds got rich – and stayed rich
- London’s property market is looking wobbly – is it about to topple?
- 1 September 1958: The first Cod War begins