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Andy Murray: what's next for the British tennis great?
Andy Murray will finally hang up his racket after the Paris Olympics after an extraordinary comeback. What lies ahead for the three-time Grand Slam winner?
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Why are Big Tech companies moving away from AI?
Growth at the Big Tech giants is slowing and they’re sitting on billions in cash. So, why are they not investing in AI?
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How J.D. Vance became Donald Trump's running mate
Trump’s running mate, J.D. Vance, has a knack for adapting and playing any role to perfection, even as Trump's right-hand man
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How to save on a holiday
Discover our top tips for how to save on a holiday, whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or the trip of a lifetime.
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When will Labour's first Budget happen?
We now know the date for when chancellor Rachel Reeves will publish her first Budget. When is it and what could be announced?
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Who will be the next leader of the Conservative Party?
After the worst-ever Conservative election defeat, the race for Rishi Sunak’s successor is underway.
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Could Kamala Harris be America's next president?
Kamala Harris is yet to become the Democratic nominee – but when she does, can she beat Trump?
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Review: The Bath Priory – a charming stay in an elegant city
MoneyWeek Travel Matthew Partridge visits the Roman ruins and takes the waters at The Bath Priory hotel’s luxurious spa
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Should you invest in Germany?
What state is the German economy in, and should you invest in Germany?
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CrowdStrike IT outage: a global meltdown
Millions were affected by the CrowdStrike IT outage recently, which grounded flights and took the news off the air. Was this just a hiccup or a warning of much worse to come?
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Tax return: HMRC’s payments on account deadline is approaching – here is why it is unfair for the self-employed
Feature Self-assessment taxpayers have just under a week to pay the latest instalment of their tax return, but is the charge fair? Marc Shoffman explains why this is hurting self-employed people
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How working part-time in retirement could boost your pension by £97,000
Easing into retirement by working a few days a week could add thousands to your pension pot. We crunch the figures to see how working part-time can boost your pension po
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What does a weak yen mean for Japanese stocks?
The Japanese yen has hit its lowest level against the US Dollar since 1986. What does it mean for its stock market?
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UK mid-caps: an improving outlook
UK mid-caps have perked up and the rally may run further, but long-term investors should remain selective
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The tobacco industry is going smoke-free - how to profit from it
Tobacco companies have realised their traditional products are on the wane. But new opportunities have opened up – and should prove lucrative
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Should the state pension be means-tested?
Opinion Means testing the state pension would prove vastly complicated and intrusive, says Merryn Somerset Webb
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Could the new Growth Guarantee Scheme help boost your business?
The new government-backed Growth Guarantee Scheme is aimed at helping businesses recover from the pandemic. Is it worth considering and are you eligible?
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Review: Four Seasons Seychelles – sustainable island luxury
MoneyWeek Travel Natasha Langan explores the Four Seasons Resort Seychelles at Desroches Island and the Four Seasons Resort Seychelles in the Indian Ocean archipelago
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Donald Trump: America's political violence
The unsettling attack on Donald Trump has meant the US election has taken another dark turn
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The AI boom is on borrowed time
The hype around the AI boom could be on its way out – but why?
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Revolut founder Nik Storonsky cashes in – what's next for the fintech billionaire?
Nik Storonsky has shaken up the banking industry with Revolut. He is now preparing a new project that could do the same to the venture capital sector
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How to use philanthropy to make your mark on the world while investing in what matters to you
Giving to charity is a personal matter, but one philanthropist explains how sharing his wealth can make a difference that is worth talking about, particularly when it comes to funding life-saving cancer research.
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Should you add a Lloyd's of London syndicate to your investment portfolio?
Feature Investors could get a decent return and reduce their tax bill by backing international insurance markets. Here is what to consider when investing in a Lloyd's of London syndicate
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Five questions for: Frederic de Ryckman de Betz, CEO of HOLD Self Storage
Profiles Frederic de Ryckman de Betz has launched an all-new customer-first experience with HOLD Self Storage.
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Is your money languishing in a closed account with a low interest rate?
If your savings are in an account which is no longer open to new customers, you could be earning a rubbish rate.
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Diploma: a blue-chip set for strong growth
Diploma, whose niche products include seals and fasteners, serves an array of growth markets. Should you invest?
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Are private equity funds still worth it?
Private equity funds have been spending investors’ money, but not selling holdings to realise profits. Are they still worth the hype?
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Is local production making a comeback?
Companies return production closer to home and shorten their supply chains due to the pandemic and geopolitical turmoil. How should investors react?
