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Quiz of the week 16-22 January
Features A Japanese car-maker announced plans to continue its UK operation, safeguarding 6,000 British jobs. But which one? And what else happened this week? Test your recollection of the events of the last seven days with MoneyWeek's quiz of the week.
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China touts electric-car maker Nio as the next Tesla
News Shares in electric-car manufacturer Nio have rocketed over the past year. But can it keep motoring and live up to the hype? Matthew Partridge reports
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Elon Musk: the space oddity seeking world domination
Profiles Elon Musk, the electric-car and space-travel pioneer who wants to move to Mars is now the world’s richest man. If he seems delusional, that’s all part of the plan.
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Will Danoff: buy firms that are doing well right now
Opinion Forget future earnings, says Will Danoff, portfolio manager at Fidelity. What matters is now.
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The electric-car bubble could get an awful lot bigger from here
Opinion The switch to electric cars is driving a huge investment bubble. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing, says John Stepek. Fortunes will be made and lost – but bubbles get things done.
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Short electric-truck maker Nikola, the Tesla wannabe
Tips Nikola, the electric-lorry maker, has yet to produce any trucks – and the share price looks ripe for a fall.
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We're near the tipping point for electric cars
Editor's letter Demand for electric cars is soaring soared. And while the switchover will be expensive, we could be near a tipping point.
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The “green” bubble is here. What could burst it?
Opinion Renewable energy, electric cars and the demise of fossil fuels – markets have embraced the green revolution with gusto. But there’s bound to be a snapback at some point, says John Stepek, Here’s why.
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VW shares are ready to motor – here's how to play them
Features German carmaker VW is putting the emissions scandal behind it, says Matthew Partridge. Traders should go long.
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