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Why are share buybacks on the rise?
Share buybacks are on the rise as global dividend payouts hit a milestone
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US and Saudi deal expired – is the US in decline?
As the US and Saudi deal expired, Biden and Trump are the perfect candidates for a nation in decline
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Investing trends from the past 75 years
Spotting era-defining investing trends is one route to outsized returns. What can we learn from the past 75 years?
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Tate & Lyle buys healthy food competitor – how did markets react?
Food ingredients group Tate & Lyle has scooped up a competitor to benefit from growing demand for healthier food
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BT shares hit a one-year high
BT shares are at a one-year high after billionaire Carlos Slim bought a 3% stake in the company
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What would a Labour supermajority mean for capital markets?
The Conservative Party has warned that a Labour supermajority would be bad for democracy. But what impact could a big win for Keir Starmer have on the markets?
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UK drinks maker Britvic rejects second takeover bid from Carlsberg
Danish brewer Carlsberg makes a £3.1bn offer for the Robinsons owner - but what does it mean for investors?
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Emerging market stocks combining long-term growth and sustainability
Andrew Ness, portfolio manager of the Templeton Emerging Markets Sustainability Fund tells us where he’d put his money.
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Crest Nicholson shares plummet amid profit warning
Housebuilder, Crest, has failed to exploit a benign backdrop in recent years. Should it now merge with rival Bellway? Matthew Partridge reports
