magazine 22 Feb 2018
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High street boom or bust? Shares examines the UK retail sector and discusses the potential winners and losers.
The digital magazine looks at Tesco ahead of next week’s shareholder vote on buying Booker. It also examines why Alton Towers-owner Merlin Entertainment has lost one third of its market value since summer 2017.
Discover the likely candidates to join or leave the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 index at next week’s reshuffle. You can also learn why investment trusts benefit from having a board of directors.
Furthermore, there’s everything you need to know about bonds and an article on why South Africa’s presidential change is important to UK investors.
The asset class is becoming more topical as yields on government debt moves higher
As a funding scheme for UK banks draws to a close, banks may need to offer more generous rates of interest
Royal Mail could take Hammerson's place in the FTSE 100 among a large number of potential changes across the leading UK market indices
Approval would create the UK's largest foods business
We look at the latest news from four well-known stocks on the UK market
Dart Group's share price surge after ticket breakthrough may be short lived
Value investors should take a closer look at the unloved global sweeteners giant
The deep fat fryer specialist has bought back the German master franchise and hired a successful Dutch entrepreneur
Consultancy firm to pay £26m for AdIntel business
Displays technology developer is back in favour but there are reasons to be wary
Take a look at this business which has high levels of recurring revenue and doesn’t trade on an expensive valuation
Chenavari Toro Income aims to generate significant returns through lending
We explain the powers of a board versus how a fund manager operates and why it matters to investors
We run through all the important points so you can better understand the savings wrapper
How to get your children off to a head-start with Junior ISAs
Ramaphosa’s appointment has positive implications for many UK-listed shares
Latest profit warning leaves fashion, furniture and wallpaper brand hanging low
New figures show the taxi specialist is burning through cash
The engineer will update the market on 28 February regarding its work in the electric vehicle industry
We explain the issues depressing shares in the theme park operator and what it can do to get growth back on track
Weak performance in this area dogged the shares in 2017
Full year results will be published on 27 February
Small cap issues reassuring trading update
Recent deals represent an acceleration of the firm’s acquisition strategy
Dettol-to-Durex distributor disappoints with mellow 2018 outlook
Company sees big share price fall after saying to investors it wants more cash
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