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If you’d invested in: Genus and SDL
Features Revenue is rising at agricultural consultant Genus, while multilingual content provider SDL reported a slump in profits.
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Oil-price surge threatens global growth
Features Increasingly robust global growth is driving demand for oil and pushing up the price. But the global economy may not be able to cope with oil at $100.
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Don’t let Facebook’s woes put you off technology stocks
Opinion A professional investor tells us where he’d put his money. This week: David Older of Carmignac selects three technology stocks with solid growth prospects.
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What Shakespeare's Venus and Adonis can teach you about compound interest
Tutorials Matthew Partridge looks at what lessons Shakespeare's Venus and Adonis holds for investors.
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Terry Gou’s relentless race for profits
Profiles Hon Hai Precision Industry is no household name, but the company assembles many of the world’s top-selling gadgets. Now its hard-driving founder has even bigger ambitions. Alex Rankine reports.
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Five questions for… Barney Hussey-Yeo, founder and CEO of Cleo
Features Cleo is a free artificial-intelligence financial assistant that helps 150,000 people manage their money every day.
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Greek economy staggers to its feet
Features The Greek economy is slowly picking itself up off the floor after the debt crisis that began in 2009 wiped a quarter off the country’s national income.
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Forever young in Madrid
Features Chris Carter discovers that in Madrid, style and innovation go hand-in-hand.
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Share tips of the week
Features MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to the best of this week’s share tips form the rest of the UK's financial pages.
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How to claim against TSB
Features If you’ve been hit by the bank’s failures, make sure you take action, says David Prosser.
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Trying times for buy-to-let landlords
Features Buy-to-let investors must keep on top of new government regulations as well as tax changes, says Emma Lunn.
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Painfully slow pension transfers
Features Ministers warn pension providers to stop dragging their heels. David Prosser reports.
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Land Rover Defender: the British classic that refuses to die
Features The Land Rover Defender will be back. Here’s a custom-made twist on the theme while you wait, says Sarah Moore.
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Beware the money-mule scam targeting students
Features Young people should be aware of the criminal implications of taking part in “money-mule” schemes, says Ruth Jackson.
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Alliance Trust turns over a new leaf
Features Sceptics were wrong about the fund’s new strategy, says Max King – the performance speaks for itself.
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Jeffrey Gundlach: gold to explode
Features No need to predict the rising price of gold – the market will prove it soon enough.
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Don’t buy the bubbles
Tutorials They’re relatively easy to spot – but that doesn’t make it easier to invest wisely, says John Stepek. Buy the anti-bubbles instead.
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How the left-behind took back control in Preston
Features Austerity and the Brexit referendum opened up a political space where things could be done differently. But are Labour’s plans a move in the right direction? Stuart Watkins reports.
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Betting on politics: the hottest markets
Features Jacob Rees-Mogg is the bookies' favourite to succeed Theresa May as prime minister, says Matthew Partridge.
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Trump delays EU tariffs at the 11th hour
Features The threat of a US trade war hangs over Europe for another month, says Matthew Partridge.
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The customs union fight
Features The fury of Rees-Mogg et al should prove irrelevant. Matthew Partridge reports.
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Trump’s bluster brings nuclear breakthrough
Features Will Donald Trump be able to bring peace to the Korean peninsula? Emily Hohler reports.
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May under renewed fire
Features The Windrush fiasco claims the home secretary. The prime minister may be next. Emily Hohler reports.
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Six of the best wines for summer drinking
Features Matthew Jukes picks six of the best wines for summer drinking, from the cellars of elite wine merchant Lea & Sandeman.
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Shared suffering in house prices
Editor's letter The young and the old both think they had it worse when buying a house, says Merryn Somerset Webb. But shared misery is coming.
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The vultures are circling over the corpse of corporate Britain…
Cover Story … but that could be good news for canny investors, says Jonathan Compton. Things can hardly be expected to get any worse, and the tidbits are looking cheap.
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Has the Fed really turned hawkish? Or is it just an act?
Features Investors have got used to the constant support of the Federal Reserve. New boss Jerome Powell may change that – but how much of a tough guy is he really?
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Sterling has taken a pounding – but I’m looking to buy back in
Features Despite a great start to the year, sterling has seen some dramatic falls recently. But, says Dominic Frisby, we may be getting close to a buying opportunity. Here’s why.
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Tax the living, not the dead
Features We should abolish inheritance tax, says Merryn Somerset Webb, and replace it with a gift tax, paid at the recipient’s tax rate.
