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“Whatever it takes” is no longer enough to shield the euro
Analysis The European Central Bank raised interest rates for the first time in more than a decade on Thursday, officially marking the end of negative interest rates. John Stepek breaks down what it means for the euro.
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Cryptocurrency roundup: EU introduces crypto-regulation
News Bitcoin halted its decline this week as the EU moves to regulate the sector. Saloni Sardana rounds up the week’s cryptocurrency news.
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Tesco looks well-placed to ride out the cost of living crisis – investors take note
Analysis Surging inflation is bad news for retailers. But supermarket giant Tesco looks better placed to cope than most, says Rupert Hargreaves.
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The best airline shares to own as the travel industry rebounds
Tips The travel industry still faces severe challenges, but there are signs of recovery. These airline shares look well-placed to ride out the turbulence, says Rupert Hargreaves.
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Why the outlook for emerging markets is improving after years of underperformance
Analysis Emerging markets have underperformed over the past decade. Alex Rankine explains what the outlook is.
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How to prevent your businesses becoming embroiled in a trademark dispute
Analysis Thorough research could save you the headache of a trademark dispute, says David Prosser.
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Pet ownership is set to increase – here's how to profit
Analysis A record six out of ten households now owns some sort of pet – and Pets at Home is a cheap way to play the trend. Matthew Partridge explains how.
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Three high quality companies that can generate real value
Tips Professional investor Christopher Rossbach of J. Stern & Co picks three high-quality companies trading at very attractive prices.
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How to avoid “growth traps”
Analysis When high-growth stocks stumble, the market reaction can be brutal. And there’s plenty more to come, says John Stepek.
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