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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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Tesla's share price is overdue a crash
Features Electric carmaker Tesla’s shares have defied gravity for too long, says Matthew Partridge.
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Jim Chanos: the short-seller who called Enron
Profiles Jim Chanos has such a good long-term record betting on share price declines that he is known as “the catastrophe capitalist”. But he has struggled since the financial crisis. Jane Lewis reports.
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Elon Musk plans to put life on Mars
Features But it’s a god-awful affair that the man with the mousy hair should be so presumptuous.
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Copper: now a precious metal
Features We usually think of gold and silver, and sometimes platinum and palladium, as precious metals. But increasingly, copper is a precious metal too.
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How to invest as electric cars get the green light
Cover Story As emissions caps choke demand for diesel vehicles, electric cars will start motoring. Buy lithium miners and battery makers to cash in, says Julie Boote of Pelham Smithers Associates.
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Time to take Elon Musk’s advice
Features Tesla founder Elon Musk fears expectations in his electric car company have got out of hand.
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Elon Musk: The Bond villain planning world domination
Tutorials Electric car entrepreneur Elon Musk is plotting great things from his lair. Smart investors should get behind him, says Bengt Saelensminde.
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