Euan Stuart

First edition books are an ideal present for anyone who loves reading and collecting. What's more, as an asset class like wine or art, they're the gif…

Has silver lost its shine? Despite price falls after hitting its 25 year peak, there are many reasons why the silver price should rise again.

The disastrous results of biotech group TeGenero's drug trials have battered the biotech sector. But investors are unlikely to stay away for long. Her…

The end of the “yen-carry trade” could be devastating for capital markets throughout the world. But what is this trade and why could its unravelling h…

The good news keeps coming for the oil majors. And that's even better news for the companies that supply them with the tools they need to find and ext…

Overseas money is flooding into India. But this is just the first wave. The real India boom has barely begun. So what is the best way to invest in a c…

Despite a recent price plunge, oil is set to strengthen again as winter kicks in in the Northern hemisphere. Oil majors may be the safest investment, …

When a sector is unfashionable, more often than not, it’s also inexpensive. For that reason, with the Dow Jones hitting new highs, we’re going to cons…

It's not just City workers who'll benefit from the record £21bn in bonuses on offer this year - recruitment firms will also benefit. So this could be …

Given the history of Government IT disasters and all the bad publicity they generate, it may sound like the kiss of death for a firm to get involved i…

It’s been a summer that most airline executives would no doubt rather forget. But it seems it is the passengers rather than the airlines themselves wh…

It may already seem like a distant memory, but this summer’s heatwave, combined with the month-long World Cup coverage, sent consumers on an alcohol b…

Carphone Warehouse's 'free' broadband offer was a phenomenal success. And now that BSKyB is entering the fray, the broadband wars are hotting up. Now …

Top of the Pops is no more, downloads are the norm and budding stars launch their careers on MySpace. As traditional music firms struggle to adapt, is…

Property companies had a pleasant surprise in the Budget. They were given an incentive to convert themselves into real estate investment trusts (Reits…

What with obesity concerns and salmonella scandals, things aren't looking good for chocolate companies. But if firms can adapt to the new market, inv…

As the nation urges England on in the World Cup, travel agents are cheering through gritted teeth as Britons leave it even later than usual to book th…

The forthcoming World Cup promises to give companies worldwide a hefty kick. Find out which companies are likely to be winners regardless of which na…

The internet certainly didn't vanish after the dotcom bubble burst. In fact, there has been huge growth in certain areas. So is now time for investo…

Consumers don't give up on their bad habits in difficult times. 'Vice' stocks - gambling, tobacco, alcohol and defence - are just about as immune as …

Voiceover Internet Protocol technology enables people to make cheap phone calls over the net. So which companies stand to benefit?

Water is running out. That's bad news for most of us, but it could be good for water companies. So which ones should you invest in?

Sugar is no longer just a sweetener. These days it's energy too. The soaring oil price is driving demand for its use in biofuels, while supply is set …

The technology sector had a good start to 2005, but disappointing results from the likes of Apple and Yahoo have hit the sector's big names. But that …

In the quest for returns, investors are seeking out riskier opportunities - and they don't come much riskier than biotech. Here are six stocks that th…

There's been plenty of commentary, both in MoneyWeek and in the rest of the press, on the big themes for the year ahead. But what of the more micro ma…

Bird flu moved a step closer to the UK earlier this week as preliminary tests indicated an outbreak in the Greek islands.

The rapidly rising oil price has achieved something years of lobbying could not do. It has made President Bush worry about America’s high levels of en…

China's dotcoms: handle with care - at Moneyweek.co.uk - the best of the week's international financial media.

Carving out a profit from cosmetic surgery - at Moneyweek.co.uk - the best of the week's international financial media.

The firms that will cleam up after Katrina - at Moneyweek.co.uk - the best of the week's international financial media.

Housing slump demolishes builders' profits - at Moneyweek.co.uk - the best of the week's international financial media.

Firms at the forefront of the telecoms revolution - at Moneyweek.co.uk - the best of the week's international financial media.

Is tobacco still a good idea for investors? - at Moneyweek.co.uk - the best of the week's international financial media.

Takeovers will take off in the insurance market - at Moneyweek.co.uk - the best of the week's international financial media.

Coal prices have doubled in the last year, and according to many analysts they’ll double again by 2005 - read more at Moneyweek.co.uk - the best of th…