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Profit from the golden age of television
Cover Story How we watch TV is going through dramatic changes, with a rise in streaming services leading to a surge in demand for content. Matthew Partridge looks at how to invest.
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The credit crunch, a decade on: things were grim, even before Lehman exploded
Features Ten years on, it’s worth noting that the financial crisis didn't begin with the Lehman Brothers collapse. John Stepek looks back at just how bad things had already got.
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'Micro-confidence' and 'macro-pessimism': why UK entrepreneurs are in two minds about Brexit
Features Matthew Partridge talks to small business adviser Guy Rigby about how Brexit will affect Britain’s entrepreneurs – the lifeblood of the economy.
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Happy anniversary! Remembering the credit crunch, ten years on
Features It’s ten years since the start of the great financial crisis. Here, John Stepek looks back on the credit crunch and its implications for the global economy.
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Better investing will solve inequality
Opinion There's one sure-fire way to reduce wealth inequality and it involves property, says Matthew Lynn. But it won't be popular with everyone.
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How worried are investors about North Korea? Take a look at the charts
Features The war of words between the US and North Korea is starting to rattle markets. Don’t be surprised if this rumbles on for a while, says John Stepek.
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Why you must be invested in Europe
Features For all its faults, Europe is bouncing back. Max King tips the best funds for investors to get stuck in.
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Jim Chanos: bearish on America
Features Everything might look well in the world's biggest economy. But shortseller Jim Chanos spies trouble ahead in the data.
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Money makers: A natural alternative to the pill
Tips Fresh from finding the Higgs boson particle, nuclear physicist Elina Berglund Scherwitzl turned her attention to birth control.
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