How China’s Goldwind is taking over the turbine world
The Xinjiang Wind Power Company, a forerunner to Goldwind, used $3.2m (£2.5m) from the Danish government to purchase 13 wind...
Month: June 2020
Sunak considers VAT cut as Darling calls for action to kickstart economy
The Chancellor is considering a temporary reduction in VAT to help kickstart the economy amid mounting calls for further government action....
My urgent warning to savers on bond scams
The good news is that this week I have successfully helped another victim of the “Credit Suisse” bond scam get...
The fund managers using Fibonacci and the laws of physics to navigate Covid-19 stock market falls
Around half the fund is invested in consumer staples and the other half in companies in sectors expected to grow over...
Europe’s double standards on state aid put Britain in a difficult place
For the solvent North, this is not just guilt money, but a way of shoring up a single market increasingly...
Rogue business owners use coronavirus loans to buy property and supercars
Fraudulent use of the Government's coronavirus Bounce Back loans will be prosecuted, the Treasury has warned after it emerged some business...
It isn’t time to start ringing the inflationary alarm bells yet
The oil price crash earlier this year has been the dominant influence. Additionally, though, the price of most core items...
‘A lot of sad things happened at the castle, it almost needed exorcising’
The couple have enjoyed having “the immediate grounds to ourselves, and watching our beautiful rhododendron beds come into flower”. They...
Britain is no longer a dividend champion. Where is best for income now?
Britain’s high-yield stocks have attracted many investors desperate for income, but their importance is waning. In 2009, £1 in every...
‘I borrowed a jeweller’s tiara for Elton John’s party’
Do you use cash, debit cards or credit cards? Sometimes cash, but these days mainly credit cards. It’s not in...
