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Michael Moritz: the journalist who became a billionaire
Profiles Michael Moritz was Time’s correspondent for Silicon Valley, but a falling out with the magazine saw him instead create what he had been reporting on. That was a lucrative move. Jane Lewis reports.
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The gender pay gap: are women getting paid less than men?
Features Data on the gender pay gap would suggest that they are. Does that mean sexism is rife in British society? It’s not quite as simple as that, says Simon Wilson.
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The charts that matter: the European Central Bank’s handbrake turn
Features With the ECB throwing in the towel on tightening fiscal policy, John Stepek looks at what effect this has had on the charts that matter most to markets and the global economy.
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A classic book for bean counters
Features Pacioli’s “Summa de arithmetica”, the original how-to guide for accountants, is going under the hammer. Chris Carter reports.
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Expect China's economy to keep on growing
Features China’s main stockmarket index, the CSI 300, has had a roaring year so far, gaining 25% and outstripping its major rivals. And last week there was more good news for the bulls.
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Why Europe’s U-turn has panicked investors
Features In a surprise U-turn, the ECB has decided not to raise interest rates, and will instead spend money propping up Europe's dodgy banks. John Stepek explains why that's rattled investors.
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Share tips of the week
Features 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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Healthy growth in global dividends
Features Despite fears over dwindling worldwide growth, global companies paid out more in dividends last year than any year on record
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The Volt Axis: a funky-looking electric bike
Features The Volt Axis is a high-quality and powerful folding cycle, perfect for commuting. Sarah Moore reports.
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A juicy, joyous Chianti
Features 2017 Chianti This is one of the juiciest, most joyous and finest value Chiantis I have tasted in years, says Matthew Jukes.
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A journey along the Silk Road
Features Expect a warm welcome from the peoples who live beside the ancient Silk Road trade route, says Chris Carter.
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Investing for a new cold war? Grab some gold
Analysis China and America’s changing relationship could derail economic growth. Merryn Somerset Webb asks global strategist Russell Napier how to protect your wealth.
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Trump's tweet scatters the oil bulls
Features A tweet from Donald Trump in favour of lower oil prices has put the cat among the pigeons.
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Ted Baker needs a reboot
Features Ted Baker, the clothing chain, has been a rare retail success story on the high street. Now it is in the headlines for the wrong reasons. Matthew Partridge reports.
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Trump fails to win North Korea nukes deal
Features The talks between North Korea and the US that took place in Vietnam collapsed last week.
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Macron’s vision for Europe
Features The French president has a plan to renew the EU. Matthew Partridge reports.
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Will Trump be impeached?
Features Robert Mueller, the special counsel, is thought to be ready to present the findings of his inquiry into possible Russian interference.
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Chancellor lands a bumper tax haul
Features Yet the economy remains weak and subject to some “Brexity” trials ahead. Emily Hohler reports.
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How to find big profits in small companies
Cover Story The small- and micro-cap sectors are risky and volatile. But with careful research and patience, investors could make huge gains. Matthew Partridge explains how to find the market’s top tiddlers.
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There's life in the bull market yet
Editor's letter Investors are being forced to take greater risks in the hunt for returns, says John Stepek. And yet, the bull market still has legs.
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I hate this cheap data mining trick – don’t fall for it
Tutorials When analysts tell you one asset is “better" than another, beware. It all rather depends, says Dominic Frisby. A sensibly diversified portfolio will serve you much better than chasing the “best” assets.
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Platinum looks strikingly cheap – but will it ever recover?
Features Platinum has historically been more expensive than gold – but that’s no longer the case. John Stepek looks at the reasons behind the change and asks if it’s worth buying now.
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Five questions for: Lindsay Willott, CEO of Customer Thermometer
Features Customer Thermometer's “one-click” email feedback tool helps businesses get accurate feedback from their customers in seconds.
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Treat family mortgages with care
Features There is a product for most situations, says Sarah Moore, but make sure you know what you're getting into.
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Don’t miss the pensions deadline
Features There are just five weeks left in the 2018-2019 tax year, so make sure you’ve made full use of your allowances.
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How small businesses can cut their tax bill
Features Small businesses have been given a tax break. David Prosser explains how to make sure you claim yours.
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Great frauds in history: Theranos and the millennial Madoff
Tutorials Matthew Partridge explains the scam behind Theranos, a fake blood-testing company that raised $700m from investors.
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Illumina: shedding light on genetics
Features Illumina, the genome sequencing specialist, is a leader in a thriving market. Long-term investors should buy now, says Mike Tubbs.
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Why China has to spend to boost growth, whether it wants to or not
Features China’s economy is slowing down. In a democracy, that’s no big problem; in a dictatorship, it spells trouble. John Stepek explains what’s going on, and how it affects your money.
