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Diamond miners are in dire straits. The $90bn market is being squeezed by demand and supply problems and faces a long-term threat from manufactured gemstones. The post was first published on .

In this week's Currency Corner, Dominic Frisby explains why he's tempted to buy the New Zealand dollar. The post was first published on .

The world of work is changing as the gig economy – and the self-employed themselves – go global. That will leave a big hole in countries’ coffers, says Dominic Frisby. The post was first published on .

Has the stockmarket bull run gone has high as it can go, or is there some festive cheer for investors waiting around the corner? Dominic Frisby investigates. The post was first published on .

MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to the best of this week’s share tips from the rest of the UK's financial pages. The post was first published on .

From a thatched stone cottage in Northamptonshire, to a Grade II-listed Georgian townhouse in Rugby, eight of the best houses for around £500,000 on the market right now. The post was first published on .

Chris Carter looks at some of the best Christmas markets, including a fantastical fair in Aachen presided over by a gingerbread man. The post was first published on .

2018 Aristea sauvignon blanc/semillon This sem/sauv blend from Bordeaux walks the tightrope between lush fruit and dramatic acidity with rare precision. The post was first published on .

China's annual economic growth is forecast to dip below 6% in the final quarter of this year and continue to fall into 2020 thanks to weaker exports and tighter domestic credit. The post was first published on .

In today's Money Minute we get half-year results from housebuilder Berkeley Group, and the latest non-farm payrolls data from the USA. The post was first published on .

The average price of a house in the UK rose by 0.8% on the year in November, the fastest pace since April. The post was first published on .

This week the US president unleashed surprise tariffs on Brazilian and Argentine steel imports. The post was first published on .

Ted Baker, the struggling fashion retailer, saw its share price fall to a ten-year low this week after it admitted that it had overstated the value of its inventory by around £25m. The post was first published on .

A century ago, Argentina was economically on a par with France and Germany. Left-wing populism may now have irretrievably ruined it, says Max King. The post was first published on .

Why do some companies fizzle out and fade away while others build on a strong start? Dr Mike Tubbs looks at the key factors behind sustainable success and highlights his favourite consistent performers. The post was first published on .

Given that whoever wins next week's election will be going on a massive spending spree, we're going to need to raise at least some of that money through taxation. What's the best way of going about it? The post was first published on .

Many things in finance are complicated, says John Stepek. But whether or not to put your money in an open-ended property fund is not one of them. The post was first published on .

Today's Money Minute looks forward to results from AJ Bell, DS Smith and DMGT; plus Germany's factory orders and the latest US jobless figures. The post was first published on .

There is money to be made in the rapidly expanding holiday let market. But do your sums carefully before you buy. The post was first published on .

All three of the main political parties are promising a rethink of the business rates system. Until then, here's how to make sure you're not paying too much. The post was first published on .

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