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This week's articles: 27 October 2017

All the articles published in this week's magazine in one place
October 27, 2017

FEATURES

Building the world

With low yields on bonds, the hunt for income is challenging for investors. Could listed infrastructure provide a part of the answer?

Finding safe high-yielding shares

Phil Oakley helps investors understand the tools they can use to identify which high-yielding shares are most likely to maintain or grow their dividends

Understanding investment in 50 objects part 42 & 43: The bill on London & The Edgar Wood Centre: shareholder rights

To understand the modern financial system, you have to understand bills of exchange

SEVEN DAYS

Our take on the biggest business stories of the past week

 

NEWS

Mediclinics’s offer for Spire looks poor value

Interserve unveils fresh woes

Hunting heads back to black

Carillion's risk remains high despite funding increase

News Spotlight – Turbulent summer for travel and leisure

Economic Outlook – A policy mistake?, Next week’s economics…

 

COMMENT

The Editor – The end is nigh

Simon Thompson – Targeting a break-out

Chris Dillow - Implementation failuresNegative yields forever

Mr Bearbull – Theory meets practice

The Trader – Time to get on with it

 

MONEY

Invest to beat inflation

Portfolio Clinic – An overfunded pension problem

 

TIPS

Hilton Food

Auto Trader

ADES International

Strix

Man GLG Japan CoreAlpha Fund

Tip Updates

Lloyds Banking

Games Workshop

Apple

IWG

Marshalls

 

FUNDS

Fidelity to launch more high-quality income ETFs

ETFs an accident waiting to happen, says Monks manager Plowden

Sustainable out performance and a dangerous game of Monopoly

 

SHARES

Taking Stock – Regulators need to broaden scope

Stock Screen – Shares for long-term value

Sector Focus – Cyber-crime’s silver lining

 

Results

Whitbread

Tristel

Stobart Group

Braemar Shipping

Gear4Music

Bloomsbury Publishing

 

WEEK AHEAD

DIRECTORS DEALINGS

No sweat for Gym Group non-exec

Mission Marketing chief frees up shares