MoneyWeek magazine
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Three stocks for a world of high rates, inflation – and AIThree stocks to buy in a world with parallels to the 1970s – but this time with AI – as chosen by Dan Scott Lintott of De Lisle Partners
By Dan Scott Lintott Published
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Tadashi Yanai: the Japanese billionaire who owns UniqloUniqlo founder Tadashi Yanai had a dream – to create casual clothes that would make ordinary people happy. That made him Japan's richest man
By Jane Lewis Published
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How Britain abandoned its technology companiesOpinion Britain can build technology champions, but without the ecosystem that results from successful tech firms, our country's talent will go elsewhere
By Max King Published
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There's more to Alphabet than Google – should you buy in?Alphabet is more than its Google search engine – it's becoming one of the most influential companies in history. So should you buy Alphabet shares?
By Jamie Ward Published
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8 of the best houses for sale with barbecuesHouses for sale with barbecues – from a 19th-century barn in Plymouth to a former Kent oast house with an oak-framed barbecue in the garden
By Natasha Langan Published
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How the Iran war exposed the Gulf states' decline and fallThe Gulf states' influence over the world economy has evaporated after America's war with Iran, says Matthew Lynn
By Matthew Lynn Published
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Private debt approaches break point – investors bewareThe private debt sector is at risk from AI and higher interest rates. Investors should tread carefully, says Fréderic Guirinec
By Frederic Guirinec Published
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How bonds can help cut risk in an overheated stock marketAdding some bonds to your portfolio is a simple way to take profits after a record-breaking stock market run. Here's how to go about it
By Rupert Hargreaves Published
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A luxury stay at Fairmont Windsor Park in SurreyWhen you stay at the Treehouse Suite at Fairmont Windsor Park, rest in your outdoor Jacuzzi, play a round of golf or bike across the expansive gardens.
By Chris Carter Published
