Shares Magazine
Many companies need to adapt to changing market dynamics otherwise they will die. The new issue of Shares look at businesses undergoing such change as well as examples of ones that have already been transformed.
The digital magazine also looks at stocks potentially hit by last week’s snow; why a trade war threat matters to investors; and how recent political speeches are relevant to the world of business.
There are features on value investing, portfolio rebalancing and how life expectancy trends matter for pension planning.
You can also read about Edinburgh Worldwide Investment Trust, Evenlode’s new global income fund, OneSavings Bank, Micro Focus, Just Eat and much more.
The digital magazine also looks at stocks potentially hit by last week’s snow; why a trade war threat matters to investors; and how recent political speeches are relevant to the world of business.
There are features on value investing, portfolio rebalancing and how life expectancy trends matter for pension planning.
You can also read about Edinburgh Worldwide Investment Trust, Evenlode’s new global income fund, OneSavings Bank, Micro Focus, Just Eat and much more.
Editor's View
Feature
Big News
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Just Eat’s big strategic change will weigh on earnings growth in 2018
The company plans to invest in brands, developing markets and delivery services -
Miton to launch US small cap fund
Investment collective is expected to have a particular bias towards IT and financial services -
Beaufort Securities collapse affects 14,000 clients
The company also faces fraud charges in the US as it is declared insolvent -
Tesco-Booker deal gets final sign-off
Court approves takeover as Booker shares delist -
Ex-Melrose experts float new buy, fix and sell firm Stirling
Cash shell floated on AIM on 6 March -
Unexpected fall in UK house prices
‘Big freeze’ in the market may have taken hold -
Smurfit Kappa bid approach lifts packaging sector
FTSE 100 firm rejects takeover approach by US rival -
Brace yourselves for the big weather fall-out
Poor weather conditions won’t have helped retailers, leisure groups and transport operators -
What the Government’s housebuilding plans mean for the sector
Consumers are growing wary of big purchases amid new housing proposals -
Businesses are looking for Brexit transition deal
Theresa May’s speech gets thumbs down in foreign exchange markets -
Why restaurant closures are healthy for the sector’s longer term future
The sector is currently paying the price for expanding too fast
Great Ideas
Great Ideas Update
Story In Numbers
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Sage relying more on technical staff to boost productivity
Accounting software company's employee costs went up 17% per head in 2017 -
Carpetright’s five embarrasing profit warnings
Retailer has been a serial disaster from an investment perspective -
UK gaming market defies retail sector's challenges
More than £5bn worth of sales were made in the UK's gaming sector in 2017
Great Ideas
Great Ideas Update
Great Ideas Update
Money Matters
Week Ahead
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Prudential set to publish results on 14 March
Investors will be eager to see if UK growth has improved in the second half of its financial year -
How challenging will 2018 be for Hikma?
The drugs developer cut sales guidance several times last year -
Will Dignity be able to update on new pricing strategy?
Funeral services provider has taken action following increased competition
