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From the editor-in-chief...
Supply shortage of the week
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Diverging fortunes for big tech
Small caps start to struggle
Gold holds up in early turmoil
Viewpoint
The Bank turns hawkish
■ The shrinking pool of negative yields
MoneyWeek’s guide to this week’s share tips
A Singaporean view
IPO watch
City talk
Meta takes a tumble • The owner of Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram is struggling with slower growth and problems winning over young users. Matthew Partridge reports
Riding to Peleton’s rescue
All change at Downing Street • While the PM shuffles the deck chairs, Britain steams into crisis. Emily Hohler reports
The jaw-jaw continues over Ukraine
Canada’s freedom convoy • Covid-19 protests are snarling up the country. Matthew Partridge reports
The slow process of re-opening borders
Betting on politics
News
The way we live now... living next door to Snoop Dogg in the metaverse
The long arm of Xi Jinping • Like most countries, China is dedicated to projecting soft power and building links with institutions abroad. Unlike most other countries, that is rattling Western governments. Simon Wilson reports
Lidl’s secret sauce • Piling it high and selling it cheap is not the easy money-making strategy it might seem. Buy up those who can do it well
Who’s getting what
Nice work if you can get it
Get ready for higher rates • Central banks are starting to raise interest rates. Which stockmarkets are best-placed to cope?
I wish I knew what duration was, but I’m too embarrassed to ask
Guru watch • Larry Fink, chairman and CEO, BlackRock
Best of the financial columnists
Money talks
Green lairds buy up Scotland
Who cares about plagiarism?
How to make a tough call
CEOs deserve their wedge
Profiting from market turbulence • Short and leveraged ETPs could be useful for making trading bets as tech stocks fall
Activist watch
Short positions... Yiu’s lucky escape
Latin America’s digital revolution • A region that was once an innovation desert is changing rapidly. Billions of dollars of venture capital funding and the impact of the pandemic are creating new tech giants. James McKeigue reports
The new wave of tech leaders
Cut your tax bill with VCTs • Demand for venture capital trusts is on track to set a new record this year. David Prosser reports
Top VCT picks for 2022
Protect your mortgage • Rising interest rates pose a threat to your mortgage, but it’s not all bad news. Here are some ways to secure a better rate
Pocket money... the true value of 50p coins
The crypto challenge • There are several things to consider when offering this new way to pay
Be ready for the NI hike
Educating staff on cybercrime
Shorting Trump •...