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Michael Platt exploited an obsession with data to build one of the world's leading hedge funds. A run-in with HMRC has put the billionaire in the spotlight.

By Jane Lewis Published 20 July 26

Onward Opportunities is one of the few investment trusts to have floated in the past three years and has a solid record – but is it too expensive for investors?

By Rupert Hargreaves Published 19 July 26

Author Joe Studwell explains how demographics will allow Africa to take Asia's crown as the most diverse region of the world.

By Dr Matthew Partridge Published 19 July 26

Opinion The Bank of England has made many mistakes and is too complacent to face up to them, says Matthew Lynn.

By Matthew Lynn Published 18 July 26

The best properties for sale priced below the mansion tax threshold – from a Grade II-listed, 17th-century house in Bristol to a former vicarage in Cornwall.

By Natasha Langan Published 18 July 26

Comment As a former gold medalist boxer and Olympian, the trick for boosting your pension is to stop chasing the knockout and instead chase points with early planning.

By Delicious Orie Published 18 July 26

This year’s El Niño looks set to be a particularly strong one. The weather system has previously seen agricultural commodity prices soar.

By Dan McEvoy Published 17 July 26

Opinion Harry Halewood, product specialist for the Gold Miners Screened ETF, selects three gold mining stocks to build up your exposure to the yellow metal.

By Harry Halewood Published 17 July 26

Opinion Arbitrary ESG investing rules mean investors trying to buy ethically miss out on good returns for no good reason, says Max King

By Max King Published 17 July 26

At Icon Villa, you can enjoy panoramic sea views and take in the beauty of Santorini – but without the crowds.

By Chris Carter Published 17 July 26

When Morris Chang first had the idea for TSMC, no one took him seriously. Now the Taiwanese chip company is indispensable – but is it still worth buying?

By Jamie Ward Published 17 July 26

Experts believe the price of silver could recover in the long term thanks to strong structural demand from industrial uses.

By Dan McEvoy Last updated 16 July 26

Companies in healthcare and financial services can potentially transform their business models through the use of generative AI. How can you profit?

By Dan McEvoy Published 15 July 26

Energy bills jumped up by 13% on 1 July as disruption from the Iran war made the cost of wholesale energy soar. Is now the time to look for a fixed energy tariff? We look at the latest gas and electricity deals.

By Daniel Hilton Last updated 14 July 26

Glossary REITs are investment companies that own and manage property. Should you invest in one?

By Sam Shaw Last updated 14 July 26

Monetary policy expectations are becoming the main driver of gold price movements, but precious metals investors think prices will recover by the end of the year.

By Dan McEvoy Last updated 14 July 26

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By MoneyWeek Published 13 July 26

Hot weather does not look like it’s going anywhere, but you may soon be able to apply for a grant to get air conditioning installed.

By Daniel Hilton Published 13 July 26

Pub group Fuller’s continues to outperform despite headwinds in the hospitality sector. Should you buy its shares?

By Rupert Hargreaves Published 13 July 26

Hiscox's strategy has allowed it to generate consistent profits, and the stock is very reasonably valued. Here's how to play the share price

By Dr Matthew Partridge Published 13 July 26

How worried should we be about AI? Technological developments have always sparked fears of mass unemployment – but are those fears overdone?

By Stuart Watkins Published 12 July 26

Opinion Three emerging market stocks, picked by Mark Hammonds, fund manager for the Guinness Emerging Markets Equity Income Fund

By Mark Hammonds Published 12 July 26

Eight of the best properties for sale with swimming pools – from a New England-style house in Kent to a converted grain store in Warwickshire with a natural swimming pool.

By Natasha Langan Published 11 July 26

Prologis's bid for Segro marks another milestone in the London Stock Exchange's decline. Its departure would be a dismal outcome for the UK, says Max King

By Max King Published 11 July 26

Biotechnology companies are coming out of a dark period for the industry. Why has the tide turned, and is now a good time to buy in?

By David Prosser Published 10 July 26

We're updating our ETF portfolio – the outlook for the Middle East is still uncertain, but it rarely pays to sit on the sidelines indefinitely.

By Cris Sholto Heaton Published 10 July 26

EasyJet is one of the most successful British companies of the past 30 years – it should not be sold to foreign investors, says Matthew Lynn

By Matthew Lynn Published 10 July 26