magazine 5 Oct 2023
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What’s gone wrong at Disney? Looking at the story behind a listing share price as problems in streaming, linear TV and cinema rack up.
Find out about a fund with smart approach to investing in global stocks and a change of management at popular investment trust Mid Wynd International.
The digital magazine explores the UK market’s ascent towards top spot in the European rankings as well as a possible break up of Amazon.
The latest Shares also examines the blow facing anyone who wants to invest in ARM and busts seven pension myths. Plus, articles on PepsiCo, Wetherspoons, Greggs and why a choice enjoyed by millions of investors could disappear.
Covering everything from who can contribute and when, up to what happens when you die
This year’s store roll-out target has been pared back but trading remains strong
Landmark competition challenge could offer eventual investment opportunity
A strong run in September and weakness in France could restore its crown
Dividend suspension and syndication delay trigger fresh sell-off at struggling internet infrastructure investor
The company has been hit by tough a macroeconomic environment and advertising downturn
Strong share price gains means pubs group is under pressure to deliver
However, the share price has fallen as the firm faces political headwinds
Backed by Octopus Renewable Infrastructure Trust, the Cumberhead wind farm has capacity of 50 megawatts
The nature of the firm's US listing means it cannot be held in ISAs
Disney is a complex business, and its investment case splits opinion
Artemis SmartGarp Global's manager says the UK, China and Japan offer the best opportunities
Incoming Lazard duo look for the highest quality global firms
There is a danger that a choice popular with millions of shareholders will disappear
Unsettled spell for the stock offers an enticing entry point for investors
The company is in discussions with lenders to flex its debt covenants
The sector trades at a big discount to the wider market
Companies on both sides of the Atlantic have proved very keen to purchase their own shares
Our resident expert runs the rule over the main options
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