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After a remarkable four decades of headlong growth China is approaching a crucial turning point.Can its leadership keep the good times rolling?

Concern that vaping could cause lung-related illnesses and is promoting smoking among children is causing consumers to have second thoughts and has sparked a profit warning at Imperial Brands.

EU rules have reduced analysts’ coverage of small caps. But new sources of information have sprung up, says Scott Longley.

Boris Johnson really isn’t being controlled by a mysterious cabal of international financiers working to force a no-deal Brexit so that they can make vast profits.

The prices of two of the world’s most important industrial commodities have slipped over the past few years. Dominic Frisby assesses the outlook and explains how to cash in on the next upswing.

Markets have taken a sharp knock recently as fears of a recession have grown. John Stepek looks at what’s got them rattled, and how it affects your investment plans.

Rockit designs and makes products for babies to help them sleep.

This Reit focusing on opportunities in commercial property outside London looks appealing.

A personal guarantee makes you liable for your firm’s debt. Tread very carefully.

It has been an exciting summer for precious metals enthusiasts, with gold, silver and platinum all making big gains. But now it’s all unwinding. Dominic Frisby looks at what might be coming next.

Prescott Jernegan claimed to be able to extract gold from seawater. He couldn’t, of course. But he persuaded an awful lot of people that he could

The Utilico Emerging Markets investment trust focuses on infrastructure, an area its competitors often ignore.

The latest property market data reveals that UK house prices are falling in real terms. John Stepek looks at what’s behind the change, and what it implies for the future.

The ten-year US Treasury yield has already hit its low for the year, says “bond king” Jeff Gundlach.

The Economist has detected a slump in the number of times the words “competition” and “competitor” have been mentioned in annual reports over the past few years.

Recent director dealings show that company executives and wealthy families are getting nervous. Maybe we should be too.

The price of the Woodford Patient Capital investment trust has fallen so far that you may think it looks like a bargain buy. Think again, says John Stepek.

With impeachment of the US president firmly on the table, now is a good time to take a look at the latest betting markets related to American politics.

Tom Ford made his name by pushing the “sex sells” mantra to extremes in the 1990s. But his latest collections and products have been tailored for a different age.

Death comes with an awful lot of admin, says Merryn Somerset Webb. And if you don’t plan it right, it can come with an awful lot of expense, too. Here’s how to smooth your passage – in financial term, at least.