Investments

Dividends may never die, but they are certainly shrinking. And may not return to the levels we saw in the past. Merryn Somerset Webb explains what inc…

China has steadily been building “a renminbi-based international payments system", says Charles Gave, founding partner and chairman of Gavekal.

Professional investor Josh Sambrook-Smith of the Digital Opportunities Fund at Sarasin & Partners picks three stocks that he thinks could grow to be t…

The gold price has soared in recent days, and it could go higher yet, says John Stepek. Either way, you should hold some gold in your portfolio.

With inflation fears rising and interest rates nailed to the floor, the outlook for gold is bright, says John Stepek.

Dividend payments to shareholders fell by 57% in the second quarter of this year, and do not look like returning to their 2019 level until 2026.

The race to produce a treatment to prevent Covid-19 has hundreds of entrants. How should investors approach it? Matthew Partridge reports.

Dividends - company profits paid out to shareholders - are absolutely critical to your returns as an investor. Since 1925, nearly half of the return a…

Europe is looking ever more attractive to investors, while the US is starting to look like the riskier bet, says John Stepek.

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From a Grade II-listed, 1820s townhouse in Worcester, to a lodge house in Aberdeenshire with interiors decorated by the Pre-Raphaelite artist Daniel C…

Norway’s Adevinta has bought eBay’s classified advertisements business to create the world’s biggest online classifieds group. 

The European Union’s coronavirus recovery plan and its decision to issue joint debt will change the bloc forever.

The Covid-19 crisis has been a huge test for income portfolios, with global dividends slashed on a scale unprecedented for more than 70 years. Cris Sh…

The distinct possibility that our standard of living may be about to drop is weighing on the minds of investors. John Stepek explains what that means …

Forebear of the European Union, the European Coal and Steel Community came into being in 1952 following the Treaty of Paris.

Anthony “Tino” De Angelis decided to corner the market in soybean oil and borrowed large amounts of money secured against the salad oil in his company…

Silver has risen almost 100% since its recent lows. And there's potential for much more. But it is the most fickle and frustrating of metals – it coul…

“Sneakerhead culture” has made old trainers newly desirable. Chris Carter reports.

Value investing strategies have had a dreadful six months – but the crisis could be a catalyst for them to turn around.

Holding big blue-chip stocks with enduring competitive advantages – AKA a wide moat – is lucrative. It has also just got easier with this investment t…