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Just arrived in my post is a letter advising that the Capital Global Innovation Trust, the former Woodford Patient Trust, is ...

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Trump has revived his unrelenting attack on chairman Jay Powell, describing him as 'terrible'. There is speculation that the ...

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Now we have a full house. Labour's spending review, the infrastructure plan and long-awaited industrial strategy.

Authorities in Frankfurt and Brussels are gung-ho for cross-border mergers, but national authorities are more circumspect.

The latest minutes from the Bank of England show that after an unexpectedly firm start to the year, the British economy has descended into gloom.

Christine Lagarde has never been short of ambition as her translation from French finance minister to President of the ECB demonstrates.