Investment bankers are set to reap bumper fees this year despite the coronavirus slump as they work on a series of emergency fundraisings, takeovers and stock market listings.
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PUNT OF THE WEEK: Small-cap logistics firm Clipper
A small-cap logistics company with several different businesses, including one that oversees online shopping deliveries and returns.
Why Buffett’s investment philosophy could give YOU cause to celebrate
The legendary investor Warren Buffett, boss of the £390billion Berkshire Hathaway conglomerate, will celebrate his 90th birthday tomorrow.
MARKET REPORT: More tears for Boohoo backers as crisis grows
Boohoo investors were given another kicking after the company admitted it had suspended orders with a number of suppliers over sweatshop allegations.
RAY MASSEY tests the Volkswagen Grand California 680 motorhome
The Volkswagen Grand California 680 motorhome comes with everything including the kitchen sink, plus a hob, loo, shower, double bed, swivel seats, storage and picnic furniture.
New Christopher Nolan film Tenet puts Cineworld in limelight
Cineworld shares rose 5 per cent after the cinema chain’s boss said it had seen a number of sold-out screenings and that summer blockbuster Tenet had triggered a much-needed surge in bookings.
SMALL CAP MOVERS: Base Resources soars as it keeps paying divi
Miner Base Resources shot up 32 per cent to 15p this week after it declared a maiden dividend of 35 Australian cents per share.
Do you know how your pension is invested? This is Money podcast
A large chunk of workers are unaware that their pension savings are invested in the stock market. Why does that matter? Lee Boyce and Georgie Frost take a look.
Smart meter installations increased just 0.4% since last quarter
In the first three months of the year, 980,000 meters were installed – compared to just 135,000 between April and June – a fall of 845,000.
City vs Country hotels: The pandemic leave the British hotel industry facing a shake-up
The World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) released figures yesterday which estimate that the country will lose £22billion in spending this year due to the drop in international tourism.










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