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MoneyWeek Wealth Summit 2025: investing for a volatile era
MoneyWeek's 25th birthday conference’s agenda offers investors a wide array of compelling themes
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Should you invest in China?
China is the world’s second-largest and one of the fastest-growing economies, but it remains underrepresented in the global stock market. Should you consider investing in China?
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Yoshiaki Murakami: Japan’s original corporate raider
The originator of Japanese activism, Yoshiaki Murakami, was disgraced by an insider-trading scandal in 2006. Now, he's back, shaking things up
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Europe’s new single stock market is no panacea
Opinion It is hard to see how a single European stock exchange will fix anything. Friedrich Merz is trying his hand at a failed strategy, says Matthew Lynn
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Rob Granieri: the mysterious billionaire boss of Jane Street
Profits at Jane Street have exploded, throwing billionaire Rob Granieri into the limelight. But it’s not just the firm’s success that is prompting scrutiny
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Emerging markets boast top growth stocks at bargain prices
Opinion Lim Wen Loong, investment director at Ashoka WhiteOak Capital, selects three growth stocks where he’d put his money
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Should investment trusts hire new faces to fix old problems?
Opinion Changing managers often fails to boost a trust’s performance, says Max King
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'Investors should back the AI maximalists'
Polar Capital is bullish on AI and believe that the sector is far from being a bubble
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Should you move your money out of the US?
US exceptionalism – the belief that the US and its economy is different from and superior to other nations – is coming under fire as a concept as investors move money out of American stocks
