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After a controversial merger, stock’s price has skyrocketed, hurting institutional investors
Wall Street bank says SEC and justice department have sought information on block trades
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US, Russia take differing approaches when it comes to Cuba’s protests and military crackdown
Elon Musk, GameStop and Airbnb keep investors guessing in 2021
Morgan Stanley to manage 12-month sale process
An FT investigation found dozens of privately traded shares that showed sudden surges following endorsement on Twitter
Many encouraged by rising stock market prices and some are even trading in GameStop
Pfizer chief’s explanation for selling $5.6m of shares on the day of the vaccine news does not wash
It’s as close to a no-risk investment as you could find
Three readers who entered our annual stockpicking contest are up by more than 200 per cent
Advisory groups urge shareholders to vote against companies’ actions at AGMs
Tie-up would see the UK’s second-largest investment platform manage £36bn of assets
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Christmas is a time for giving and there are tax benefits to making donations
The route to success these days is not chasing profits but hoarding market share
Pooled nominee accounts mean investors have little say in companies
It seems everybody wants to get into investing these days. But where exactly do you start?
Brokers will not escape criticism if markets are heading into an extended downturn
Millions can benefit and there is money to be made if you follow the rules
Since markets rise more often than they fall, spending lump sums proves a better bet
(with apologies to Voltaire)
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