ArchivesMagazine - 10 Sep 2020JD Sports says earnings will be 56% higher than expected The trainers-to-tracksuits seller has seen an ‘encouraging’ performance since reopening stores, though management remain cautious 10 September 2020|News Issue: 10 Sep 2020 - Page 7 < Investors spooked as technology stocks dive Fears over housebuilder leasehold scandal > Issue: 10 Sep 2020 - Page 7 | Contents Next: Fears over housebuilder leasehold scandal Previous: Investors spooked as technology stocks dive Find out how to deal online from £1.50 in a SIPP, ISA or Dealing account. James Crux Issue Contents Ask Tom How plausible are the rumours about tax changes? Editor's View Companies with value propositions could shine Feature $760 billion cloud opportunity: prime reasons to invest in this computing market Property owners and retailers face new test as work habits evolve First-time Investor How companies raise cash and what it means for investors Great Ideas UP Global Sourcing gets back on analysts' radars Genus beats earnings forecasts again Knock-out performance from star growth trust This trust is good at picking takeover candidates Industrial property play Stenprop is going cheap Investment Trusts Finding alternative sources of income in retirement News JD Sports says earnings will be 56% higher than expected Royal Mail shares jump 22% on higher revenue forecast Investors spooked as technology stocks dive Brexit talks resume under a cloud Fears over housebuilder leasehold scandal Low visibility hampers travel sector recovery Personal Finance Your options as mortgage holidays come to an end Russ Mould Will markets race higher after the St. Leger? Under The Bonnet All you need to know about Airbnb before its blockbuster IPO