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Umana Bali review: a warm welcome to the island of gods
MoneyWeek Travel Umana Bali on the island in Indonesia is a resort unlike any other, offering wonderful food and a vibrant culture
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Is it cheaper to be a sole trader?
It might be cheaper to be a sole trader due to changes to the tax system
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Shares in luxury goods companies take a hit – will they recover?
Luxury goods companies have run into trouble, and the odds of a rapid recovery have receded. What next?
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Is Labour on the brink of a crisis?
Labour's Autumn Budget is approaching – a fiscal and economic storm on the scale of 1976 looks likely, says Max King
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United Airlines set for growth – should you invest?
Airlines have rebounded well after Covid, but United Airlines can soar higher
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An overlooked Japanese investment trust to invest in
This Japanese investment trust focuses on family-controlled firms, cheap investment trusts and Japan
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8 of the best properties for sale with fishing rights
The best properties for sale with fishing rights – from a watermill on the River Banwy in Powys to a Victorian lodge in Sutherland with fishing rights on the River Shin and Loch Shin
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Indian magnate Ratan Tata dies at 86
Ratan Tata took the helm of the family business in 1991 and transformed it into an international conglomerate worth $365bn. His death plunged India into mourning
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Nestlé is in trouble as it pushes prices up
Nestlé has pushed up prices for customers and now it's suffering the consequences, leaving a spotlight on its performance and shares
