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Bullying and harassment at work is not only bad for the bullied, but for profits too, says Matthew Lynn.

Adam Smith, Milton Friedman, MoneyWeek and the Labour Party are all fans of a land value tax. But what exactly is it and how would it work? Simon Wilson reports.

John Stepek looks to the global economy’s most important charts to if they can shed any light on the direction of the world’s markets.

Sarah Moore gets the motor running and heads out on the highway.

Investors get over-exuberant when markets approach the top. It’s when the biggest, most ridiculous deals get done. We may be about to see one happen now, says John Stepek.

Professional investor Rachel Winter ticks three banking behemoths that are adapting to the new opportunities that could commuting and artificial intelligence offer.

MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to the best of this week’s share tips from the rest of the UK’s financial pages.

Monitoring central bank interest rates isn’t the only way to gauge how tight credit conditions are in markets.

Profitability at British engineer Goodwin has slid in the past few years, but the outlook has greatly improved.

Monday’s Budget, though not quite as dramatic as some expected, contained several measures that are relevant to small businesses.

Be aware of your right to take someone to the small claims court: it can protect you if you’re owed money.

Over 200,000 more small businesses will soon be able to make use of the Financial Ombudsman Service, says David Prosser.

The Hövding airbag bike helmet is worn as a collar and inflates into a hood around your head in a fraction of a second when its sophisticated algorithm detects an accident.

This week: houses for around £800,000 – from a contemporary church conversion in Pudsey, Leeds, to a Grade II-listed Georgian townhouse in Whitby, North Yorkshire.                

The turbo boost on the stylish new Van Moof electric bike will bring a smile to your face. 

2016 Colomé
This Argentinian Malbec will show you what a genuinely seductive and accurate big red should taste like, says Matthew Jukes.

A landmark court case could bring certain pensions under the inheritance tax umbrella.

After a disappointing few years, the future looks bright for the Baillie Gifford UK Growth Fund.

If you’re obsessed with a dwindling fortune, marrying a renowned diva is probably not a good move.

Book review: Mastering the Market Cycle
Howard Marks’ book is more rounded and nuanced than others that deal with the subject.