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From the editor-in-chief...
Prime London is down in the dumps
Should you join the flight to bonds?
Never mind the gloom – buy European stocks
US small-caps slide backwards
Trouble brews in the eurozone
Viewpoint
■ Inflating away the Covid debt
Glass half empty at Spoons • A hot summer has helped boost sales at the value-focused pub chain. But several headwinds are hampering profitability. Matthew Partridge reports
Sanofi and Regeneron rush to find new drugs
Techies take over television
The diesel chokehold • A jump in price threatens just about everything else. Emily Hohler reports
Brazil swings back to the right
Spain’s PM takes a big gamble
The way we live now... the K-pop band that never grows old
News
The changing world of tax havens • Political pressure means that life is now very different and more difficult for Britain’s Crown Dependencies and Overseas Territories. Can they soldier on regardless? Simon Wilson reports
Is this the end for “sportswashing”? • The Man City scandal may change the equation for unsavoury regimes seeking to launder reputations
City talk
Best of the financial columnists
Money talks
Where’s the PM leading us?
A masterclass in free trade
How not to use your bot
Trump has got this one right
Better balance in emerging markets • These two specialist trusts offer an alternative to the increasingly tech-heavy mainstream funds
Activist watch
Short positions… Literacy Capital hit by write-down
Time to take refuge in the real world • There is money to be made when consumers finally put down their smartphones, says Harry Waight
The brave new world of digital money • Author and former US financial regulator J. Christopher Giancarlo talks to Matthew Partridge about the rapid development of the cryptocurrency sector and what it means for investors
Europe will have the last laugh • The US pioneers, China duplicates, but it may be Europe that will benefit most from the AI revolution, says Felix Martin
Beat the tax trap • Fiscal drag is set to continue – and it will be costly
Dashboards on the way at last
News in brief... UK slips down pension league
Time to buy this fallen market darling • Judges Scientific’s shares have slumped, but the problems at the company appear to be temporary
The sheikh at the heart of the AI boom • Sheikh Tahnoon, brother of the UAE’s ruler, is an enigmatic and secretive figure who has his fingers in many pies – not the least of which is the AI industry. His power is only set to grow. Jane Lewis reports
From bitcoin trader to billionaire in just a few years
The real Hotel Costiera • The setting for the Amazon Prime drama is a star in its own right, says Natasha Langan
A true collectors’ car • The new CLE 646 Spezialanfertigung is a taste of things to come from Mercedes-AMG
Wine of the week: a Barossa shiraz to tempt you back • Alkina, Estate Shiraz, Barossa Valley, South Australia 2024
Property • This week: properties in elevated locations – from an 1870s Italianate-style property on the slopes of...