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How the Duke of Westminster dodged IHT
Features When the Duke of Westminster died recently, he left behind a vast estate – much of it exempt from inheritance tax. How so? Simon Wilson explains.
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No one will miss the hedge funds
Opinion Hedge funds appear to be in terminal decline. Matthew Lynn explains why the markets will be a healthier place without them.
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Hedge funds head for the final frontier
Features Hedge funds are turning to tiny satellites in a desperate bid to gain a competitive advantage. Chris Carter reports.
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Zero-coupon perpetual bonds: this April Fool is no joke
Features When the US Treasury considered zero-coupon perpetual bonds years ago, it was greeted as a joke. Not now, says Edward Chancellor.
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Vietnam hits the sweet spot
News Amid all the excited talk about India and China, Vietnam is often overlooked. Yet it stands out for its past success and future promise.
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Italy stuck in a deepening economic rut
News After a triple-dip recession, Italy finally began growing again in early 2015. But the rebound already appears to have petered out.
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This week in MoneyWeek: Profit from the tourist rush to Blighty
Features Chris Carter looks inside this week's MoneyWeek magazine featuring how to profit from Britain's tourism boom, the Duke of Westminster's tax controversy and the death of the hedgies.
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How to profit from Britain's tourism boom
Cover Story Our tourism industry has been and remains badly neglected by the government – but the fall in the pound means that it will boom regardless, says Jonathan Compton.
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Putting a positive slant on Brexit
Editor's letter Don't be too quick to predict doom for the British economy in the wake of the vote to leave the EU. As Merryn Somerset Webb explains, the facts suggest a brighter future.
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