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Why is the US economy pulling ahead of Europe?The US economy is trouncing comparable rich-world countries, enjoying higher growth and productivity. What is it doing so right?
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Broken UK REITs prove compelling for value investorsUK REITs are being ignored by retail investors, but trade buyers and private equity are snapping up the real estate funds. Why is that?
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British small caps: an unloved sector awash with valueOpinion Three British small-cap stocks, as picked by professional investors Indriatti van Hien and Cassie Herlihy of the Henderson Smaller Companies investment trust
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Software Circle: why dull firms can be appealingSoftware Circle buys companies that do boring but necessary things. It is well placed to thrive, says Jamie Ward
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'Don't rush to reverse Thatcher's privatisation legacy'Opinion Privatisation is working a lot better than is widely appreciated, says Max King
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Corporate raiders target British companies – can they win?Opinion US corporate raiders and buy-out funds are snapping up UK companies. But they may be confounded by our zero-growth, high-tax economy
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We're facing an earth-shaking helium supply squeezeOpinion Helium, crucial to rocketry, AI chips and medicine, is becoming increasingly rare. What are the risks, and what are the opportunities for investors?
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London's King's Cross: a magnet for global risk capitalOpinion London is diverging: as bond investors keep Westminster on a tight leash, venture capital is beating a path to King's Cross
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Why it's time to rethink the minimum wageThe minimum wage has been with us since the 1990s. But the unintended consequences are starting to mount
