Latest articles by Dr Matthew Partridge
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Investors should cheer the coming nuclear summerThe US and UK have agreed a groundbreaking deal on nuclear power, and the sector is seeing a surge in interest from around the world. Here's how you can profit
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Review: The Lakes by Yoo – luxury living in the CotswoldsTravel The Lakes by Yoo combines a luxury hotel stay with the convenience of a holiday rental in a gorgeous lakeside setting
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Aurora Innovation is running on empty – is it overvalued?Aurora Innovation, a maker of self-driving trucks, may have promised far more than it can deliver
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Why it pays to invest in family firms – and how to buy inIt makes sense to invest in family firms. Here are some of the best to buy now
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How to invest in the travel industry's boomThe travel industry is in rude health despite uncertainty about the global economy, Trump’s policies and geopolitical concerns. Investors should buy in now
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Money talks and performances at the Edinburgh FringeReview Matthew Partridge rounds up the best money-themed shows at the Edinburgh Fringe
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First Solar is set to shine – should you invest?Solar-power specialist First Solar will benefit from Donald Trump’s policies, says Matthew Partridge
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It’s time to start backing the UK stock marketThe UK stock market has been languishing for decades. But the tide is turning and smart investors should buy in now
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Philip Coggan: 'Donald Trump means business on tariffs'Interview What could Trump's tariffs mean for the US and global economies? Philip Coggan, former columnist at the Financial Times and The Economist, explains
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Sizzling sales at Sysco – should you invest?The American food distribution group Sysco is expanding rapidly worldwide and is still reasonably valued
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18 July 64: Great Fire of RomeFeatures Nero was one of the Roman Empire's most notorious emperors. And his role in the fire of Rome remains a controversial aspect of his reign.
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Electronic Arts: a winning game groupElectronic Arts is a fast-growing video-game maker which looks set for further success
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Dunelm has done well and looks inexpensive – should you invest?Home furnishings retailer Dunelm has proved resilient and looks inexpensive
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Microsoft’s partnership with OpenAI is on the rocksMicrosoft’s joint venture with OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, appears to be in trouble. What now for the two groups?
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Carson Block on short-selling and what investors should watch out for when going longInterview Renowned short seller Carson Block talks to Matthew Partridge about his specialism and where to go long
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26 June 1906: The first Grand PrixThe first 'proper' Grand Prix on closed public roads was held by the Automobile Club de France (ACF), on this day in June 1906.
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Halma reaches new all-time highProfits at Halma, one of Britain’s best blue chips, have hit a new record. But could US tariffs now cloud the outlook?
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Airtel Africa is dialling the right numbers – should you buy?Opinion Mobile phone services group Airtel Africa is inexpensive and growing fast
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The British railway industry is in rude health – here's why investors should jump aboardThe railway industry has bounced back from the devastating impact of the pandemic and is entering a new phase of development – and profitability
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Infrastructure investing: a haven of stable growth amid market turmoilFrom booming construction in emerging markets to digital and green transitions, the infrastructure sector offers security, returns and long-term opportunities
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5 June 1933: The US dollar is unshackled from goldFeatures On this day in 1933, US president Franklin D Roosevelt banned gold from being used as a method of payment in private contracts.
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Review: Gilpin Hotel & Lake House – a luxury stay in the Lake DistrictTravel Gilpin Hotel & Lake House near Windermere is a treat for the senses, says Matthew Partridge
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23 May 1934: Bonnie and Clyde killed in ambushBonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow became infamous in the 1930s for robbing banks. But their notoriety ultimately proved their undoing.
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Unilever braces for inflation amid tariff uncertainty – what does it mean for investors?Consumer-goods giant Unilever has made steady progress simplifying its operations. Will tariffs now cause turbulence?
