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Who is the richest person in the world?The richest person in the world is close to becoming the first-ever trillionaire. What is their net worth?
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Should you buy Nvidia’s shares following Q1 results?Despite a strong set of results, Nvidia's share price fell following its latest earnings release. Is now a good time to buy Nvidia stock?
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26 May 1896: Charles Dow launches the Dow Jones Industrial AverageThe Dow Jones Industrial Average, one of the world’s most watched and most cited stock indices, began life on this day in 1896.
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How to profit from an ageing populationAgeing populations could create an explosion in healthcare costs for society. But with new treatments, there are opportunities for canny investors
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Three UK smaller companies for dividends and capital growthOpinion Three UK smaller companies, picked by Laura Foll, a manager of UK equity income portfolios at Janus Henderson.
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York Space Systems: short this unprofitable space stockYork Space Systems is a play on a booming sector – but it looks doomed and is absurdly overvalued, says Matthew Partridge.
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How to invest in KazakhstanKazakhstan sits on one of the most extraordinary resource endowments on Earth. Should investors cash in?
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AI data centres give Ceres Power a boostCeres Power Holdings is scrambling to provide the power for data centres. Can the energy technology company transform its fortunes?
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In the footsteps of Anthony Bolton, legendary fund managerThe successors to Anthony Bolton, legendary fund manager formerly of Fidelity, are showing strong signs of improving returns. What are they doing right?
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The best properties for sale in or near national parksProperties for sale around national parks – from an Arts & Crafts house overlooking a castle in Pembrokeshire to a Grade II-listed house in the Peak District.
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The revival of investment trustsInvestment trusts looked to be struggling until recently. The turnaround will gather pace, says Max King
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'Let's give Elon Musk his due – he’s a hero'Opinion SpaceX founder Elon Musk may be a difficult and polarising figure, but he is also a hero, says Jamie Ward.
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How to boost your retirement finances as more people set to live to 100 years oldLater-life planning is more important than ever, with 19% of girls and 12% of boys born in 2024 expected to live to 100, according to the Office for National Statistics.
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Japanese shares look cheap – should you buy?Japanese shares are hitting record highs as corporate profits attract global investors. But as government debt soars, is there any reason for optimism?
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Is the stock market open on Spring bank holiday?As the Spring bank holiday draws near, we look at whether the UK and US stock markets will remain open as usual or if there’s a change to trading hours.
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The challenges facing Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve chairNew Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh has promised to cut interest rates, but the Iran crisis will make that difficult to deliver
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'European stock markets need a jet pack'Opinion European stock markets – including the UK's – are limping painfully behind the US. That needs to change, says Matthew Lynn
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Ryan Cohen: the rebel GameStop CEO with his sights on eBayRyan Cohen is an entrepreneur turned activist investor with an unusual approach that many think is absurd. Now he's making his boldest gamble yet
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Ex-Spurs owner Joe Lewis's art collection could fetch £150mBillionaire Joe Lewis's art collection is up for auction next month. It could be London's most valuable single-owner collection ever
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10 cheapest countries to visitTravel We look at the cheapest countries to visit, where your money will stretch the furthest without compromising on quality.
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The best way to go island-hopping in the CaribbeanIf you've made it to the Caribbean, you might as well go island hopping. Thanks to Coral Reef Club’s new partnership with Soho Beach House Canouan, you can.
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A Defence of Data and Domain ExpertiseSponsor Content Created With Frostrow
The companies most feared to be casualties of the AI revolution may turn out to be among its greatest beneficiaries. That is how our portfolio is positioned.
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When is the self-assessment tax return deadline?If you are self-employed, rent out a property or earn income from savings or investments, you may need to complete a self-assessment tax return. We run through the deadlines that have already passed – and the ones you still need to consider.
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What is an IPO (initial public offering)?What are IPOs, what does the market look like, and what should investors think about before getting involved?
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How much stamp duty do you pay on buy-to-let properties?Stamp duty is an important cost to consider when buying property. We explain what rates landlords can expect to pay when purchasing a buy-to-let.
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Six investment funds for beginner investorsThe investment funds to pick if you are a beginner.
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Should the state pension triple lock be scrapped?Pressure is growing to reform or scrap the triple lock to preserve the state pension. Is the Labour government likely to make a change?
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Intuitive Surgical: A comforting stock for troubled timesIntuitive Surgical, the global leader in robotic surgery, is well placed to keep growing. Should investors buy in?
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How Britain's economy got stuck – and what happens nextEconomist Paul Johnson analyses the UK economy's inequality and stagnation, and explains why we are running out of viable options to tackle the malaise.
