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Personal Assets Trust is being outstripped by inflation – can it recover?An underwhelming five-year return means Personal Assets must show it can still deliver.
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Monet paintings fuel hopes for a bumper autumn sale seasonA number of artworks by Claude Monet, including Iris, are appearing at auction in Paris, the city where the late-19th-century Impressionist painter was born
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Catch the arms-spending wave with KongsbergNorwegian arms maker Kongsberg is a key beneficiary of rising defence spending by governments.
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Britain’s productivity problem isn't as bad as we thoughtIt turns out that the UK’s unique productivity puzzle may not have been so much of a puzzle all along – but does it matter?
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‘Government bonds are a buy’The bears’ fears of inflation and public debt are overdone, says Max King. Some government bonds look good value
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Trouble in the House of Liechtenstein – who is to blame?Rebel royals are up in arms against the de facto head of Liechtenstein's ruling family over reforms that threaten to erode their wealth and power.
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Aim for profits: Big potential in British small-cap stocksUK small caps on the Aim junior market have been in the doldrums for years. That could be about to change, says David Prosser
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‘The diesel crisis will expose Britain’s weakness’If Donald Trump bans diesel exports, Britain will pay the price for 20 years of deindustrialisation, says Matthew Lynn
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Get a grounding in Mayan culture at Chablé Yucatán in MexicoChablé Yucatán, a charming five-star boutique hotel in the heart of the Mexican jungle, is well-suited for a tranquil holiday with an ample helping of nature.
