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Why Big Tech’s move into medicine is a mistake
Opinion The big tech companies have long wanted a slice of the medical action, and now they are moving in. They are making a big mistake and will fae a huge backlash, says Matthew Lynn.
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Vietnam makes its mark on the global stage
News Electronics manufacturers are moving into Vietnam, partly in response to manufacturing delays caused by lockdowns in China. The country’s textile industry is booming, too.
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The Brussels effect – how the EU is raising standards around the world
Briefings EU standards and consumer protection regulations have a habit of being enforced globally. Why is that? And is it such a bad thing?
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What to buy as the tech-stock bull market crashes
Cover Story The decade-long bull market in tech stocks has come to a rapid halt. Investors need to distinguish solid stocks from speculative ones rather than just buying the dip, says Matthew Partridge
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Tech stock crash – dotcom bust 2.0 is upon us
Opinion It’s carnage in the tech sector as the market crashes. But that spells opportunity for canny investors, says Matthew Lynn
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Fang tech stocks: Meta and Netflix lose their bite
Analysis Investors treated the Fang tech stocks as almost identical, but two of them are much weaker than the rest, says Philip Pilkington.
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Three stocks creating value via innovation
Tips Professional investors James Dowey and Storm Uru of the Liontrust Global Innovation and Global Dividend funds, tell us what they’d buy now.
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Five trends for fund investors to watch in 2022
Advice There is no crystal ball for investment, but these trends could help fund investors prepare for what comes next.
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Tim Cook: the man who filled Steve Jobs’ shoes at Apple
Profiles No one expected much from Tim Cook when he took over the top job on the Apple founder’s death. But he has quietly led the firm to extraordinary new heights.
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