Darty may disappoint yet again Electrical goods seller could issue fresh trading alert and even cut its dividend
Italian election to energise exploration sector Results of poll could accelerate development of flagship project
Ithaca’s odyssey could reward shareholders Unrest at North Sea oil firm could be the prelude to significant returns
Wellington spurns option of currency war Kiwi dollar could be a strong runner against Japanese counter
Agenda: Find the key to Lok’n Store Self-storage specialist gains competitive advantage following early tax move
Iomart to keep racking up big numbers Disappointing figures from American peer should not impact British technology firm
Start me up Government tax breaks and new regulated platform open up fresh option for risk-tolerant investors
New arenas can help breathe fresh life into the economy Why financial markets are part of the solution and not the problem
Why everyone has high hopes for the High Growth Segment London Stock Exchange’s latest initiative further broadens the range of options for both investors and issuers
Decision time for gold mining equities With gold losing its shine, investors must ponder whether to switch into industrial metals
Sinclair deals look a smart strategic move Specialty pharmaceutical play makes progress toward first profit in five years
Funds: Ride the Asian dividend boom Portfolio poised to benefit from the income-generators of tomorrow
Takeover Targets: Big Deals Are Back Big deals are back with a bang. After three takeovers worth over $20 billion already this year, and with money cheap, markets rising and organic growth still hard to come by, Mark Dunne explains investors can look forward to more blockbusting merger and acquisition activity.
Around the World in 18 plays: Part 7 - Latin America The export-dependent nations of Latin America face uncertainty as the consequences of Europe’s sovereign debt crisis and easing growth rates in Asia depress commodities demand. Yet many of them are in better financial shape than their Western peers and any upturn in global economic activity should fuel renewed interest in the region, as Russ Mould explains.
