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Where the value investing strategy still works

BUSINESS

Where the value investing strategy still works

Losses have been brutal in US but strong gains have been made internationally since depths of Covid pandemic

Forget macro and micro, it’s mesoeconomics that matters

BUSINESS

Forget macro and micro, it’s mesoeconomics that matters

Understanding networks properly will help us to better grasp how the economy actually works

‘Deny, denounce, delay’: the battle over the risk of ultra-processed foods

BUSINESS

‘Deny, denounce, delay’: the battle over the risk of ultra-processed foods

Despite a growing body of evidence, Big Food is trying to dampen fears about the health effects of industrially formulated substances

China has finally unveiled its property rescue plan. Will it be enough?

BUSINESS

China has finally unveiled its property rescue plan. Will it be enough?

Beijing unlocks funding to buy up unsold housing but much more is needed to right stricken sector, analysts say

This gold rally is made in China

BUSINESS

This gold rally is made in China

The average daily trading volume on the Shanghai Gold Exchange almost doubled in April

America’s 'cable cowboy’ lost out in infrastructure boom

BUSINESS

America’s 'cable cowboy’ lost out in infrastructure boom

Wrangling media and telecoms products into business models that produce durable profits has proved to be tough going

Investors should not tear up their playbooks over geopolitical risks

BUSINESS

Investors should not tear up their playbooks over geopolitical risks

Current international tensions are concerning for markets but not unprecedented

Private equity’s capitulation is delayed, not cancelled

BUSINESS

Private equity’s capitulation is delayed, not cancelled

Efforts to delay exits may help firms avoid worst of a crunch, but the day of reckoning still beckons

Martin Wolf: Increased longevity will bring profound social change

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Martin Wolf: Increased longevity will bring profound social change

People will have to work longer and pension systems will need to be transformed

Can Europe’s economy ever hope to rival the US again?

BUSINESS

Can Europe’s economy ever hope to rival the US again?

Chronic underperformance is worrying EU policymakers who are searching for ways to inject some dynamism

Are modern media incentives distorting our sense of the economy?

BUSINESS

Are modern media incentives distorting our sense of the economy?

A new study adds to the evidence that competition for eyeballs may be warping our sense of the world

Why investors should exercise restraint on debt

BUSINESS

Why investors should exercise restraint on debt

Moderate use of leverage should usually provide a good-enough return

Arthur Laffer: ‘I made a vow that I would never, ever work for a government again’

BUSINESS

Arthur Laffer: ‘I made a vow that I would never, ever work for a government again’

The economist on the mis-steps of the Fed over interest rates and the markets

Joe Biden has to find a way to convince Americans on the economy

BUSINESS

Joe Biden has to find a way to convince Americans on the economy

Trump’s rhetorical style seems to appeal more to voters than the economic reality

Xi is probing for cracks in the EU and NATO

BUSINESS

Xi is probing for cracks in the EU and NATO

China’s charm offensive in Europe has threatening undertones and is likely to fail as a result

A warning from the breakdown nations

BUSINESS

A warning from the breakdown nations

The takeaway is that hidden traps line the path of development and can spring on nations at every income level from the middle to the rich

Mohamed El-Erian: Jay Powell’s dovishness is right, but not for the reasons he believes

BUSINESS

Mohamed El-Erian: Jay Powell’s dovishness is right, but not for the reasons he believes

Fed is unlikely to get to its 2% inflation target unless it is willing to impose major damage on the economy

Berkshire after Buffett: Can any stockpicker follow the Oracle?

BUSINESS

Berkshire after Buffett: Can any stockpicker follow the Oracle?

Ted Weschler and Todd Combs stand to take over a $354bn portfolio from the world’s best-known investor

The ‘build or buy’ copper maths that could guide BHP’s bid for Anglo

BUSINESS

The ‘build or buy’ copper maths that could guide BHP’s bid for Anglo

As building mines gets harder, the time needed to produce cash flows is daunting

Fossil fuels could have been left in the dust 25 years ago

BUSINESS

Fossil fuels could have been left in the dust 25 years ago

If only we’d followed Wright’s Law, solar tech could have been cheaper much sooner

This luxury Armageddon leaves investors spoilt for choice

BUSINESS

This luxury Armageddon leaves investors spoilt for choice

Hermès’s revenue growth in high-margin leather goods shows why the group leads the luxury sector on valuation

Naming and shaming banks is a regulatory insight too far

BUSINESS

Naming and shaming banks is a regulatory insight too far

The Financial Conduct Authority already has deterrence tools at its disposal

Slumping EV sales should not ring alarm bells in Europe — yet

BUSINESS

Slumping EV sales should not ring alarm bells in Europe — yet

European carmakers should use this market slowdown to play catch-up with Chinese rivals

Concentrated power at the top of businesses remains a red flag

BUSINESS

Concentrated power at the top of businesses remains a red flag

There remains a logic to separating functions of chair and chief executive

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