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Yanis Varoufakis' side of the story
Features Book review: Adults in the RoomThe former Greek finance minister's blow-by-blow account is a fascinating must-read.
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Invest with rich families
Opinion Each week, a professional investor tells us where he’d put his money. This week: Joe Bauernfreund, British Empire Trust.
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A nervy start for Snap
Features The tech sensation’s shares plunged after its first earnings report. Are investors right to worry? Ben Judge reports.
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If only you’d invested in: NMC Health
Features The shares in NMC Health, the largest private healthcare provider in the UAE, have risen 800% since listing.
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This week in MoneyWeek: Macron leads the fight back in Europe
Features In MoneyWeek magazine this week: Europe’s new dawn; a new wildly popular way of raising finance; and why you should start saving for your kids’ education.
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How to fix the housing crisis
Features The real scandal isn't so much the lack of houses, says David C Stevenson. It's the state subsidies paid to landlords.
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Nick Train: the value in Unilever
Features Quality growth companies are still cheap relative to history, thinks fund manager Nick Train.
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Four of Spain’s best tapas bars
Features Chris Carter looks at the regional variations of tapas to be enjoyed glass in hand around Spain.
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A new lease of life for the eurozone
Features New French president Emmanuel Macron aims to kickstart his country's half of the eurozone economic engine.
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Betting on politics: Labour inches higher
Features In recent polls, Labour has climbed higher, says Matthew Partridge. The betting markets, however, remain unimpressed.
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Will the Republicans turn on Trump?
Features Donald Trump's sacking of FBI chief James Comey has attracted suspicion over his dealings with the Russians.
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Virus attack is a wake-up call for business
Features Microsoft tries to duck the blame over the Wannacry ransomware that has infected over 200,000 computers worldwide.
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Tories hanker for the 70s too
Features Theresa May goes after Labour voters with her extension of workers' rights. Emily Hohler reports.
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Macron’s victory heralds a new dawn for Europe
Cover Story The last eight years have seen Europe stagnate, but now the long-delayed recovery may finally be taking place. Matthew Partridge looks at how to profit.
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Cutting the cost of saving
Editor's letter Investors have long waited for politicians to cut the cost of saving, says Merryn Somerset Webb. Now the market is doing that itself.
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How much damage will the “Trump tantrum” do to markets?
Features As the markets realise Donald Trump isn’t cut out to be president, the Trump bump will become a Trump tantrum, says John Stepek. Prepare your portfolio for the “disillusionment trade”.
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Why I’m getting excited about investing in Asia
Features Improved connectivity and technology will spawn an enormous global economic boom. And one of the regions that will benefit the most is Asia. Dominic Frisby explains why.
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“Whatever it takes” – can Draghi’s magic words work in the oil market too?
Features Saudi Arabia’s finance minister says Opec will do “whatever it takes” to bring the oil price under control. Will it succeed? John Stepek investigates.
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Iran: a fascinating place to visit, but not a place to invest
Features Max King marvels at the contrast between the friendliness of the Iranian people and the hostility of its government.
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The WannaCry virus is huge news for cybersecurity stocks – and bitcoin
Features The WannaCry ransomware attack is a wake-up call. It has huge implications for cybersecurity – and for bitcoin. John Stepek explains why, and how to profit from improving computer security.
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How Brexit will affect sterling
Features The EU referendum result led to an immediate drop in the value of sterling. Matthew Partridge looks at how Brexit could affect the pound in the long term.
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The thorny electoral problem of “the rich”
Features Tax-hungry politicians like to target the rich. But defining who qualifies as rich is tricky, says Merryn Somerset Webb.
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Join Warren Buffett and sit on your hands
Features Warren Buffett is arguably the world’s greatest investor. But now even he can’t find anything to buy. Maybe you should hang fire too, says Matthew Lynn.
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The crackdown on China’s billionaires
Features China may now have more billionaires than America. In 2000, it had just one. That should be good news – but some of them are feeling very nervous. Alex Rankine reports
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Macron’s victory has opened a can of euro worms
Features Emmanuel Macron’s victory in the French election could make things a lot more interesting than markets might think, says John Stepek.
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Five questions for… Shaun Thomson, CEO of Sandler Training (UK)
Features Sandler Training is a business development consultancy, helping businesses grow their revenue more effectively and efficiently.
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The world’s greatest investors: Michael Burry
Features Michael Burry's ambitious bet against the American mortgage market earned him personal profits of $100m.
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Hu Shuli: China’s muckraker-in-chief
Profiles Hu Shuli has used her position as a respected financial commentator to push the boundaries of free speech.
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Money makers: Sounding more British
Tips Marketing graduate Lucy Earl's online English tutorials have won her a legion of fans and a steady income.
