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Apple’s new chief executive, John Ternus, faces old worries about whether the world's biggest technology brand can sustain explosive growth. But his predecessor, Tim Cook, faced similar fears when he...
Food will never go out of fashion and it is impossible to feed the world’s population of 8.3 billion people without efficient agricultural equipment, such as combine harvesters and tractors. That adds...
Bad news about global conflict is good news for shares in this investment trust, which is benefiting from Europe's rush to re-arm with new technology led by space-tech. While doubts remain about where...
Food snobs may sneer but McDonald’s is the biggest fast food business in the world because it serves up affordable treats people like to eat. Devotees of DIY healthy cooking at home may wish it...
Energy is the economy and investors aiming to build a diversified portfolio of shares should consider having some exposure to this sector. Sad to say, violent conflicts and recent restrictions on the...
Pharmaceutical shares offer investors the chance to help fund medical research and do well by doing good. But they but do not guarantee healthy returns because only 10% of new medicines that begin...
An unholy combination of droughts and floods this year threaten food production and prices. Corn, wheat and a wide variety of agricultural commodities for human and animal nutrition are the goods that...
However much we would like to see less pollution, the fact remains that oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) are likely to remain necessary to keep us warm and in work for years to come.
These fossil...
Human tragedies hit the headlines in any violent conflict, quite properly, but wars produce winners as well as losers. BAE Systems (BA.) is a major beneficiary of bad news from the Middle East and...
Hard commodities - such as iron ore and metallurgical coal for making steel - are about as far away as you can get from the digital world of artificial intelligence (AI). So investors should consider...
