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From the editor...

Six decades of the Bond brand

The first cracks in the housing market

US inflation tightens its grip

Beaten by the bond market

Viewpoint

■ Stocks are pricier than they look

Murdoch’s remerger • The media mogul is considering bringing Fox and News Corp under one roof almost a decade after he split them. Why? Matthew Partridge reports

Marcus has failed to make its mark

Over the Hill at Hargreaves Lansdown

MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to this week’s share tips

A German view

IPO watch

Truss steadies the ship • But the storms the PM faces have not ended yet. Matthew Partridge reports

Fortress China plots a new course

Betting on politics

News

A ceasefire in the war on drugs • Joe Biden has taken steps that could end the prohibition on cannabis in the US. Some say he should go further and fully legalise other drugs, including cocaine. Is this sensible? Simon Wilson reports

Business shoots itself in the foot • The hostility to the Tories from the City and industry is baffling. They have prepared the way for worse

City talk

The lure of the US market • Everything went right for US stocks in the past decade. It will be hard to repeat that as interest rates rise

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Guru watch

Best of the financial columnists

Money talks

Red tape grounds our flying cars

What Ben Bernanke got wrong

A toaster that cost £1,187

The hidden cost of “dark data”

Overlooked value in EM stocks • Mobius Investment Trust’s small-cap strategy sets it apart from other emerging-market funds

Activist watch

Short positions... Hipgnosis’ songbook could run dry

What the future holds for food • Global prices soared after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Will they remain high? And what does this mean for supermarket stocks? David J. Stevenson explains

What to buy now

Chips run the world • Semiconductors are becoming crucial to almost every aspect of our lives, says Mikhail Zverev, manager of Amati Global’s TB Amati Strategic Innovation Fund. Yet the sector is no pricier than the wider market

What next for stocks as bonds crash? • Despite the slump in prices, gilts remain too pricey; equities are much better value, says Max King

A market leader in medical devices • Medtronic, which specialises in heart, spinal and diabetes products, is a promising long-term bet

Rising profits and a healthy yield

Your frozen tax benefits • Many allowances have fallen far behind inflation – costing you a packet

The unclaimed Child Trust Funds

Pocket money... banks cash in on our “fear of faff”

Do you qualify for the EIS? • The enterprise investment scheme can help early-stage firms raise cash

Late payments are on the increase

Petty cash... name your company carefully

Growth without...