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MoneyWeek is a weekly magazine that enables you to become a better-informed, smarter investor and enjoy the rewards of managing your money with confidence. 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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How to invest in an age of upheaval

The AI profits miracle – or is it a mirage?

Demand for bots may be meeting its limits

A strong year for dividends

Brazil’s Black Monday

Viewpoint

Optimism drains away in the oil trade

Moderna falls to Earth • Last week’s news suggests that investors are expecting too much from the biotech’s new mRNA-based treatment. Matthew Partridge reports

A lack of “ka-ching” at Kering

A fraught test of faith in AI

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

Lula’s win is a blow for Trump • The US’s plan for regional dominance faces a setback. Emily Hohler reports

What next for Venezuela?

Russia escalates its hybrid war

The way we live now... the houses selling for knock-down prices

News

Harnessing the wisdom of crowds • Prediction markets have an enviable record of foresight when compared with experts and polling companies. But they can also be dangerous for the unwary. Eve Nicholson reports

Don’t reopen old wounds over Brexit • Andy Burnham wants to revisit a painful debate. It would be far better not to

City talk

Big ideas for the next ten years • Here’s a full run-down of the guests and subjects on the agenda at our annual event next week

Best of the financial columnists

Money talks

Britain needs a better strategy

The limits of liberalism

Learning to love growth

Macroeconomics is not a thing

Diamonds have long lost their lustre • The gemstones can now be produced in a laboratory, further diminishing their appeal, says Maryam Cockar

Consumer brands in the bargain bin • Powerful brands can deliver long-term value for shareholders, but it’s not a one-way bet. Bruce Packard goes shopping for the products offering the best value for shareholders

The case for buying Diageo

The extraordinary rise of Sea • The Asian online shopping company is well placed to recover from recent disasters

Nuclear sector poised to melt up • Distressed sellers are ditching first-rate firms in the atomic-energy industry, says Nick Lawson. Buy them

Two alternative income plays • These trusts are stablemates, but offer very different options for investors looking for yield

Activist watch

Short positions… River UK Micro sticks with Liontrust

Pull the plug on Equinix • This investor in powering the AI boom faces a discouraging outlook

Betting on politics... the US midterms

How my tips have fared

Three top-class smaller biotechnology companies boasting big potential • A professional investor tells us where he’d put his money. This week: Geoffrey Hsu, a managing partner at OrbiMed and portfolio manager of the Biotech Growth Trust

Alex

Can the car guy turn around Kering? • Luca de Meo acquired a reputation in the car industry as a turnaround specialist who can revitalise brands. Luxury group Kering needs a touch of that magic. Jane Lewis reports

The real leader of the opposition

Wine of the week: summer holidays in a glass

Go slow on Turtle Island • Live like a local on the Caribbean...