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Why UK firms should start buying French companies
Opinion The French are on a buying spree, snapping up British companies. We should turn the tables, says Matthew Lynn, and start buying French companies. Here, he outlines some potentially attractive-looking deals.
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Upcoming IPOs in 2022: which companies are planning to list this year?
News Rupert Hargreaves explains what an IPO is, how public and private companies differ, and picks out some of the more notable companies set to list on the stock exchange this year.
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The markets say sell, but should investors listen?
Analysis As fear grips markets around the world, investors need to have an honest conversation about what they’re comfortable with owning.
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Will HSBC be torn apart?
News Banking giant HSBC has pleased the market with a new dividend policy. But its top shareholder thinks it should be split in two. Matthew Partridge reports.
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Britain’s resilient blue chips – a refuge in the inflationary storm
News The UK's blue-chip FTSE 100 index has been the best-performing major stockmarket index so far this year.
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The MoneyWeek Podcast with James de Uphaugh: why shifting perceptions are good for UK stocks
Podcasts Merryn talks to James de Uphaugh of the Edinburgh Investment Trust about why a “change in perception” of energy, mining, defence and bank stocks means the UK market could be well-placed to outperform.
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Aston Martin fuelled by Saudi Arabian cash
News Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund has injected £78m into Aston Martin and will take part in a separate £575m rights issue, making it the carmaker’s second-largest shareholder, with 17% of the shares and two seats on the board.
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Harry Potter publisher Bloomsbury should ride out the economic storm
Analysis Bloomsbury – publisher of the Harry Potter books – saw sales boom during lockdown, and it expects to ride out the cost of living crisis too. Rupert Hargreaves delves into the figures.
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Whisper it – but perhaps the UK stockmarket deserves to be cheap
Sponsored The UK stockmarket is historically undervalued compared to others. But there are good reasons for that, says Max King – and investors may well be right to shun it.
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