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Even if Trump strikes a peace deal tomorrow, we're hurtling towards a world of financial pain. Here's what I'm doing to prepare: JEFF PRESTRIDGE

Today

Nobody knows what the future holds, especially when we have a rogue state holding the rest of the world to ransom.

MURRAY INCOME TRUST: New managers stick with winning formula

Yesterday

The Artemis team, comprising managers Andy Marsh, Nick Shenton, and Adrian Frost, comes with a bucketload of experience in the UK stock market.

CHRIS JAGGER: My brother Mick helped me pay my five sons' school fees

Yesterday

Singer-songwriter Chris has toured the world and released 13 albums. He is also an actor and journalist.

Hargreaves Lansdown set to allow 'shadow bank' bets

Yesterday

The move by Britain's biggest investment platform comes as fears about unregulated 'shadow banks' grow after a spate of corporate collapses.

Reform UK bosses 'keen' on new trade alliance to bolster British economy

Yesterday

Richard Tice, the party's deputy leader, told us that boosting ties with the three other nations was 'of real interest'.

Buzz Bingo boss: Tax hike is Treasury own goal

Yesterday

But Dominic Mansour, chief executive of Buzz, warned the rise could push operators out of business.

Janus Henderson under fire for 'mafia gangster' tactics

Yesterday

Janus is facing a claim after it was alleged to have been 'unjustly enriched' when its subsidiary, Victory Park Capital, orchestrated a buyout deal of its competitor, Calumet.

HAMISH MCRAE: We don't need to be chained to a superpower like the US

Yesterday

It is easy to see what we have been doing wrong. But a time of global economic chaos needs a positive outlook.

Iran conflict fires up demand for new generation of remote-controlled weaponry

Yesterday

Since war erupted in Iran, Jon Parker, the boss of British drone maker Flyby, has rarely enjoyed a quiet moment.

British steel furnaces left stranded in China

Yesterday

Delivery of one of the world's largest electric arc furnaces has been delayed by the Iran war.

RAY MASSEY: New Toyota C-HR+ is a polite reminder of Japan's car making prowess

Yesterday

Enter the smart new C-HR+ coupe-like SUV, which I recently drove along motorways, country roads and around town.

LV to hand 250,000 members £100m bonus

Yesterday

Its latest handout, the biggest ever, includes a one-off £80m related to the 2019 sale of its general insurance business.

ALEX BRUMMER: Pernod in premium deal to lift spirits and Diageo should take note

Yesterday

A Pernod Brown-Forman deal is clearly defensive and an attempt by both companies to preserve leading spirits brands.

Asda boss says minimum wage hike to hit jobs for the young

Yesterday

Allan Leighton's comments came as a survey by consultancy firm RSM found 50 per cent of employers plan to recruit more experienced workers.

Pernod plots heady mix with Jack Daniel's maker

Yesterday

Pernod's include Absolut Vodka (endorsed by Paris Hilton, pictured) and Jameson Irish whiskey. Brown-Forman produces el Jimador tequila and Chambord.

Is real estate still a safe space to house your money?

Yesterday

Since tax and legal reforms have robbed buy-to-let of much of its allure, attention is switching to commercial property in the shape of Reits - real estate investment trusts.

Pension fund alert in gilt market chaos

Yesterday

The cash calls come as UK bonds, known as gilts, take a pounding amid the market mayhem caused by the war in Iran.

Renault's famous people carrier is set to return for the electric era as French firm teases stylish MPV

Yesterday

Shown here is a prototype five-seater called 'R-Space' - it takes its inspiration from the original MPV that proved hugely popular in the 1980s and 1990s.

We're selling our home and it has a conservatory which was built 20 years ago - why are there so many questions about it?

Yesterday

The buyer acquiring our house is asking a load of questions about the 2005-built conservatory we didn't build - why is this happening?

Greensill leak by Government agency 'to protect David Cameron'

Yesterday

Gavin Millar KC said it was part strategy to protect the appointment of Cameron as Foreign Secretary from bad press, after a lobbying scandal had engulfed Greensill and Cameron.

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