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The tug of war over Hong Kong
Briefings China’s move to take more control over Hong Kong could lead to deeper civil unrest and imperil its role as a global financial centre.
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The charts that matter: a week of two halves
Charts After a week in which the markets shot up, then crashed back, John Stepek looks at how the charts that matter most to the global economy look now.
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Jeremy Siegel: "pandemic played right into the hands of the FAANG stocks”
Opinion Jeremy Siegel, professor of finance at Wharton, says the tech giants benefited from the closure of many physical businesses.
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Stanley Ho: the man who made Asia’s Las Vegas
Profiles Stanley Ho, who died last month, arrived in a dying fishing port as a young man with just ten dollars to his name. He transformed his new home into a global gambling colossus.
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What to look for in an active fund manager
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Women are missing out on state pension money
News Hundreds of thousands of women are being paid less state pension than they are owed because of government errors.
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Don't forget what being a shareholder really means
Editor's letter Being a shareholder means you own a tiny bit of a company and are part of the UK’s vast and growing shareholder democracy.
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Quiz of the week 6-12 June
Features Test your recollection of the last seven days with MoneyWeek's quiz of the week.
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European assets bounce as the eurozone's economy turns upwards
News Both the euro and European stocks have rallied strongly in the last few days.
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FAANG stocks
Glossary The acronym FAANG refers to Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google (Alphabet) – five American companies that have been among the top-performing stocks in recent years.
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Share tips of the week
Tips MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to the best of this week’s share tips from the rest of the UK's financial pages.
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Wine of the week: an unusual, sensual creature
Reviews This luxuriously appointed Barbaresco contains hedonistic edges that gently tease the palate.
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The art world goes online with virtual auctions
News The pandemic has presented new challenges for auction houses, says Chris Carter
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Oualidia: a peaceful retreat on Morocco's Atlantic coast
Reviews Morocco’s Atlantic coast is a beautiful spot for a post-lockdown escape, says Chris Carter
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Properties with annexes
Reviews From a Palladian house with a self-contained, top-floor flat in Inverness, to a house with a garden annexe close to London’s Richmond Park, eight of the best properties with annexes for sale now.
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Airlines fight UK quarantine law
News British carriers have taken legal action against the new quarantine law for travellers, which could thwart the sector’s recovery.
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It may not look like it, but inflation is coming our way. Here's how to invest
Cover Story We’re in the middle of a huge global recession. And central bank money printing didn’t lead to inflation after 2008. So why are we saying that it will now? John Stepek explains why it’s different this time.
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Where to find "ten-bagger" stocks – the market's Holy Grail
Cover Story “Ten-baggers,” stocks with the potential to rise tenfold, are rare but not impossible to find. Dr Mike Tubbs explores their key characteristics and suggests where you should start your search
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Get your portfolio on track for the return of the railways
Tips From freight trains to high-speed Maglev technology, the entire rail industry is experiencing a renaissance. Matthew Partridge explains how you can take advantage of the new glory days of rail.
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The Fed will print whatever it takes – what does that mean for markets?
Opinion Jerome Powell, chair of the US Federal Reserve, has vowed to keep pumping money into the economy for as long as it takes to get America back on its feet. John Stepek explains what that means for your investments.
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11 June 1959: the hovercraft makes its debut on the Solent
Features The first trials of the hovercraft, developed by Saunders-Roe Ltd and called the SR-N1, took place on the Solent, on this day in 1959.
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Ten reasons inflation could be set to return
Opinion We’ve been living in fear of inflation for over 40 years. Now, however, it could finally be coming. Dominic Frisby outlines ten compelling reasons why.
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Great frauds in history: Arthur Nadel’s day-trading scam
Profiles When failed lawyer Arthur Nadel's hedge fund collapsed, it claimed to have $350m in assets. But it had just $500,000 in the bank.
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Britain's housing market may avoid a nasty crash
Analysis UK house prices were already weakening when the virus arrived; London in particular now looks good value, says Max King.
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Investing in the UK: the good, the bad and the ugly
Sponsored The FTSE 100 has been in decline for a long time, while small and mid-cap stocks have outperformed, says Max King. Will the blue-chips bounce back?
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We could be at a pivotal point in the growth/value cycle
Opinion Growth stocks have been on an extraordinary run as central banks have inflated markets. But as economies shift from recession to growth, value will win out, says Merryn Somerset Webb.
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Could an ill wind hit renewable energy funds?
Advice Infrastructure is a good investment – but watch out for hidden risks, particularly in renewable energy.
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Arnaud Lagardère: Dad, I shrunk the empire
Profiles Arnaud Lagardère, heir of the Lagardère business empire, has been bailed out by the French establishment – again. But this time he is determined to prove his mettle.
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Three winning stocks that will weather the storm
Tips Professional investor Pieter Fourie selects three resilient companies that he thinks will navigate the Covid storm intact.
