Investment Week digital edition - 9 November 2020

Latest edition of print magazine now available online

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This week's print edition of Investment Week is now available to read online.

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This week's exclusive articles include: 

US Elections: A house divided as vote count goes down to the wie

Biden v Trump contest fallout weighs heavily on long-term outlook

Cashless payments: The new post-Covid sector to look out for?

Managers bullish as pandemic accelerates 'one of the most attractive secular trends'

The Big Question: What now for the UK as Lockdown 2.0 begins?

Investment experts assess the potential economic hit from the latest shutdown

The Big Interview: Dr Dambisa Moyo

"Investors will be in a big mess if they don't hold 10% in China"

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