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Quiz of the week 16-22 January
Features A Japanese car-maker announced plans to continue its UK operation, safeguarding 6,000 British jobs. But which one? And what else happened this week? Test your recollection of the events of the last seven days with MoneyWeek's quiz of the week.
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Three women CEOs who prove that diversity is the key to success
Profiles Tom Saunders looks at how three very different women – Shahrzad Rafati, Trinny Woodall and Anne Boden – have grown successful businesses.
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UK post-Covid recovery stocks: these 20 companies could be set to rocket
Cover Story Finding stocks with the potential to rise tenfold or even further is far easier said than done. But the pandemic has produced the most promising backdrop in years. Max King picks 20 UK stocks that could soon be on the road to recovery.
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Lessons for investors from Big Tech's previous golden era
Analysis The forerunners of today's tech stock titans dominated the 1960s and 1970s. Former Xerox senior manager Dr Mike Tubbs was there and explains what investors can learn from those companies' mistakes.
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24 September 1979: Compuserve launches MicroNET
Features One of the first steps to the internet we know and love was taken today on this day in 1979, when Compuserve launched its MicroNET service.
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Two excellent technology investment trusts to buy now
Tips Tech focused-investment trusts Polar Capital and Allianz remain excellent investments in one of the few sectors growing strongly
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Has the tech bubble burst? The week ahead could be critical
Sponsored Tech stocks have been in a runaway bull market, with the Nasdaq index doubling in the last six months. Yet we recently have seen something of a reversal. Dominic Frisby examines the charts and asks: is time to go short?
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A record year for "ethical" ESG funds
News UK-based ESG funds - those concerned with "environmental, social & governance" or more ethical investing – saw £362m of inflows in July, a new monthly record.
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Semiconductors: invest in the future of technology
Tips Semiconductors are a key component of computers. Major growth areas such as artificial intelligence and the “internet of things” will underpin future demand, says Stephen Connolly
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