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China and the WTC – a real game changer
Features Book review: China, Trade and Power Allowing China into the World Trade Organisation was an attempt to bind it to the rule of law and give US exporters access to its markets. That plan has failed, says Stewart Paterson.
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What Macbeth teaches you about stock analysts
Tutorials Matthew Partridge looks at what investors can learn from Shakespeare's Macbeth.
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Book in the news: James O'Brien, the bloviating pundit of the left
Features Book review: How To Be Right LBC presenter James O’Brien is a bit of an oddity – a radio talk-show host with liberal views.
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Book of the week: predicting and exploiting market cycles
Features Book review: Mastering the Market Cycle Howard Marks' book is more rounded and nuanced than others that deal with the subject.
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Book in the news: celebrating the American thirst for self-improvement
Features Book review: Capitalism in America Adrian Wooldridge and Alan Greenspan make a strong case for free enterprise and markets.
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A provocative take on populism
Features Book review: National PopulismEatwell and Goodwin's take on populism is a little repetitive at times, but it makes some good points and is well worth a read.
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What Henry V teaches you about performance-related fees
Tutorials Matthew Partridge looks at what lessons Shakespeare’s Henry V holds for investors.
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Book in the news: the death of US democracy?
Features Book review: The Fifth Risk Meticulous research lets Michael Lewis make a convincing case that faith in government has eroded alarmingly in recent years.
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No classic, but an enjoyable read
Features Book review: Lake Success Gary Shteyngart manages to capture the absurdity of financiers and their big-money world.
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