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Which sectors are driving the UK economy?
With 55% of FTSE 100 dividends forecast to come from just ten companies in 2018, it is not surprising many UK equity income strategies are disproportionately invested in a relatively small number of large-cap stocks.
Which UK companies are the most diverse and inclusive?
Out of over 7,000 firms
Three unexpected sectors where AI is coming to the fore
According to Smith & Williamson's Chris Ford
2018 World Cup: Which stocks will perform well if England make the knockout stages?
The good, bad and the middling stock picks
The changing balance in the UK media industry
The UK TMT sector, and its remarkable bull run, has been a top performer for investors due in large part to the growth and dominance of mega-cap technology stocks.
A 'meaningful correction' is 'necessary and overdue'
Focus on healthcare and energy
Where are the value plays in Europe?
European indices approaching historic peak levels
Easter Gallery Series: Last chance for 'EISter' investing
Remaining schemes to invest in
Part II: Where next for the value comeback and how are you gaining exposure?
Managers respond to big question
Edition Capital launches entertainment-focused EIS for retail market
Offering access to fast-growing sector
Davy AM's Kennedy: Why media is the ideal 'Trump trade'
Brian Kennedy, ethical fund manager at Davy Asset Management, explains why investors should consider media companies as a way to benefit from the tenure of US President Donald Trump.
Where next for investors' great hunt for growth?
Central bank monetary policy has suppressed interest rates since the global financial crisis, leading to the greatest search for income in investment history, writes Philip Harris, manager of the EdenTree Investment Management UK Equity Growth fund.
Which European sectors have recovered the strongest?
Following the crescendo of the European sovereign debt crisis in 2011, scepticism plagued investors across the continent, leaving the economy in a fragile, lethargic state.
View from San Francisco: Headwinds and tailwinds for disruptors in new tech age
Natalie Kenway reports from San Francisco on the companies that are planning for a future of electric vehicles, anti-ageing technology and 3D printed limbs, with their growth posing a serious threat to older rivals.
European investors are failing to appreciate the banking recovery
Cyclical opportunities
One to Watch: Miton's Moore on negotiating the Mott handover
Moore succeeds Mott on fund
Rathbones' Coombs: Why investors should ignore the US 'trash rally'
David Coombs, manager of the Rathbone multi-asset portfolios, argues now is the time to seek out quality stocks that can weather market volatility.
Stocks to capture the global internet boom
Access to the internet and paid-for television is moving from a convenience to an essential in markets across the globe. Artisan Partners' Mark Yockey highlights the best stocks for capturing the trend.
Brown Shipley promotes senior duo for sports and media client drive
Private bank Brown Shipley has made two promotions within in its London office, as part of a move to engage more with clients from the worlds of sport and media.
Will Downton drive returns? Beagles' best UK recovery story
JOHCM's top performing income manager Clive Beagles outlines his favourite themes within UK domestic stocks, including 'self-help' stories such as ITV, as the economic recovery gathers pace.
BSkyB shares rebound after News Corp withdraws bid
Shares in BSkyB have rebounded after a 3% fall this afternoon as Rupert Murdoch bowed to pressure to withdraw his bid for the remaining 61% of the broadcaster.
Ex-GLG manager Mackay joins digital agency
Former GLG hedge fund manager Jason Mackay has joined digital agency Shout Digital.
News Corp shares fall amid hacking furore
Investors in News Corp, the media giant which owns The News of the World, are fleeing the company as it comes under pressure from politicians and advertisers over the phone hacking scandal.
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