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Week-in, week-out we'll guide you through the financial world as it changes, alerting you to all the opportunities to profit and dangers to avoid, as they appear. Income strategies, rising-star companies, the best funds and trusts, clever ways to preserve your wealth during market turmoil... you will get the best ideas from the sharpest financial minds and investing professionals in Britain.

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Lawsuit of the week

Cheap UK stocks hit new highs

Playing chicken with the Fed

How Europe avoided a crisis

Luxury sparkles in Paris

Viewpoint

The plummeting price of lab-grown diamonds

Banks brace for change • Four of Britain’s big banks reported stronger profits, higher dividends and share buybacks. Markets were unimpressed. Matthew Partridge reports

Glazers set to score with Man U sale

BHP results spell the end of big payouts

MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to this week’s share tips

A French view

IPO watch

Solving the Brexit jigsaw • Northern Ireland is the last piece to be fitted. The PM must secure that prize. Emily Hohler reports

Nigeria looks for a miracle

Betting on politics

Where Biden and Putin agree • The Ukraine war is nowhere near an end. Matthew Partridge reports

Will Moldova fall to the Kremlin?

News

The battle for AI supremacy • ChatGPT, an artificial-intelligence chatbot backed by Microsoft, was the first out of the blocks, but challengers are hot on its heels. What does the future hold? Simon Wilson reports

Why online estate agents are failing • They replicated the model we’re used to and didn’t innovate enough. The gap in this market remains

City talk

Bearish signals for EMs • A rising US dollar tends to be a headwind for emerging markets, so renewed strength is not encouraging

I wish I knew what Ebitda was, but I’m too embarrassed to ask

Guru watch

Best of the financial columnists

Money talks

There’s no magic in “big data”

A land-value tax is no panacea

How to make new friends

In defence of Waitrose

Profits on the piste: the best plays on the skiing boom • Climate change poses a growing threat to the ski industry. But the sport is more popular than ever and well-placed resorts should be able to survive and prosper, says Frédéric Guirinec

High energy prices will stick around • Gas prices have given up their panic premium, but new sources of supply don’t come cheap, says Max King

The pick of the global energy funds

A unique investment trust • Law Debenture’s services business helps fund portfolio growth and support a solid dividend

Activist watch

Short positions... Home Reit faces angry investors

Power up your money • These apps offer new ways to manage your savings and investments

Ofcom probes price rises

Pocket money... the mortgage war hots up

Act fast to top up your NI • After 5 April, you’ll only be able to fill in gaps covering the past six years

Why annuities bounced back

News in brief... paying for the triple lock

Why Danone should deliver at last • This French food-products firm is a long-term laggard, but a change of CEO is shaking it up

Great value for a good business

It’s time to short Paycom • This payroll firm has performed well, but...