Investors Chronicle 1997 - Abstracts

Investors Chronicle 1997
TitleSubjectAuthors
A bank after your own heart.(private banking and the needs of clients; includes related article on private banking and the internet)BusinessStephen Spurdon, Stephen Lockley
A bear story.(forecast for US equities in 1997 from Morgan Stanley)Business 
A better deal on divorce.(divorce and pensions in the UK; includes related notes on changes in the rules on divorce and pensions)Business 
ABI consults on genetics.(Association of British Insurers seeks help for code of practice on genetic data)Business 
ABI Leisure: on the trail.(performance of ABI Leisure)Business 
A buyer's market.(Promodes bid for Casino)Business 
A buying panic.(Japanese stocks could attract investors)Business 
A call to arms.(Alvis stock issue to fund acquisition)Business 
A capital venture for the brave.(UK venture capital trusts; includes related notes on tax advantages of these trusts)Business 
Accelerating.(world economic growth and monetary policy)Business 
A cheap market.(United Kingdom stock market)Business 
A confusing tale of five types of profits.(different ways of defining profits)Business 
Acquiring to grow.(performance of Fishers International)Business 
Acquisitions drive GWB's prospects. (performance of Gartland Whalley and B)Business 
Acquisitions to follow radical shift.(Harrisons and Crosfield to beome specialty chemicals concern)BusinessMark Odell
Action time?(US interest rates could rise)Business 
A cyclical case for index-linked gilts.(UK index-linked government securities)Business 
Add a little excitement to your portfolio: from works of art to cases of wine and classic cares, the alternative investment market can be rewarding in more ways than one.BusinessRuth Corb
Add financial services to your shopping list.(United Kingdom supermarkets offer financial services)Business 
Adding up a company's value needs goodwill.(understanding balance sheets and the concept of goodwill)Business 
Adscene: lots to prove.(performance of Adscene)Business 
A due correction.(Goldman Sachs view of world stock prices)Business 
Advance corporation tax - rest in peace.(advance corporation tax to be abolished in the United Kingdom)Business 
Advanced Power Components: power to shock.(performance of Advanced Power Components)Business 
Aegis.(performance of Aegis; includes related notes)Business 
A feast to come?(performance of John Lusty)Business 
African dreams.(performance of Plantation and General)Business 
After the party.(Hong Konh stock prices)Business 
Aggregates war.(Lafarge bid for Redland)BusinessMark Odell
A global trend.(world interest rates)Business 
A growth label.(performance of Capital Industries)Business 
Aim firms braced for crackdown.(regulations to be implemented on UK Alternative Investment Market)Business 
Aiming for the top.(companies from northern England in the Alternative Investment Market)Business 
Aim start-up proves a Euro success story.(performance of Euro Sales Finance)Business 
Airbus seeks a friend.(Aerospatiale talks with Lockheed Martin)Business 
A lively picture, but no clear message.(UK profit forecast revisions)Business 
All change for Lloyd's.(includes related notes explaining the Lloyd's insurance market)Business 
All change on campus.(investment decisions of a college at Cambridge University, England)Business 
All eyes turn to the Fed. (Federal Open Market Committee to discuss interest rate policy)Business 
All fall down(problems facing economies in South-East Asia)Business 
Allied off the floor.(performance of Allied Domecq)Business 
All will be revealed.(new disclosure rules for UK pooled investments; includes related notes on what has to be disclosed)Business 
American lessons for the Bank of England.(lesson for United Kingdom interest rate policy from the US)Business 
A message from the currency markets.(currency trends and stock prices)Business 
A misreading.(investment prospects offered by southeast Asia)Business 
A mixed picture.(Japanese shares seen by Goldman Sachs)Business 
Amstrad pays the price of Sugar.(performance of Amstrad)Business 
An ace up Labour's sleeve.(possible tax policies of UK Labor government)Business 
Anatolian tiger.(Turkish stock prices)Business 
An end in sight for the manufacturing malaise.(performance of UK manufacturing industry)Business 
An end to ballooning pension costs? (changes in the UK personal pensions market)Business 
A new era.(Credit Suisse First Boston's view of European stock markets)Business 
An eye for a bargain.(United Kingdom development capital)BusinessAnton Fawcett
Angling for growth.(Diagonal plans flotation)Business 
An inflation hiccup.(UK inflation and interest rates)Business 
Annuities: to buy or not to buy.(buying UK annuities)Business 
Another twelve months of investment action.(issues relating to UK personal finance in 1997)Business 
An outperformer.(performance of United Kingdom equities)Business 
Anxious for Rock float.(Northern Rock to float on stock market)Business 
Any port in a storm.(guaranteed investment products for UK investors; includes related notes explaining guaranteed products)Business 
Apple shows the bruises.(problems facing Apple Computer)Business 
Apple's unlikely knight in shining armour.(Microsoft link with Apple Computer)Business 
A question of confidence.(confidence in southeast Asian financial markets)Business 
A questrion of degree.(US stock prices and interest rates)Business 
A recovery story at Highbury House. (performance of Highbury House)Business 
A risky business.(includes related performance tables)BusinessJonathan Fry
A route through the car buying maze.(finance for car purchases in the UK)Business 
Art and antiques: more for love than money.(investing in antiques and art objects)Business 
Arts and antiques.(art and antiques as an investment)BusinessRuth Corb
A safe peg.(Hong Kong dollar and stock market)Business 
Ascot ready to step up a class.(performance of Ascot)Business 
A shift to fixed interest.(company pension schemes change investment strategies)BusinessEdward Dimbylow
A shock in store.(United Kingdom government securities market)Business 
Asia upset and HSBC.(performance of HSBC stocks)Business 
A time to buy.(timing of annuity purchases in the UK)Business 
A top pattern.(world bull market)Business 
A trip-up in the aisles.(Office Depot acquisition may not go ahead)Business 
Aussie windfall.(bonus shares from Colonial Mutual)Business 
Automotive Precision: painful transition.(performance of Automotive Precision Holdings)Business 
Avis Europe: Avis tries again.(flotation of Avis Group)Business 
Avoiding the madness of the crowds. (individual approaches of some UK unit trust managers)Business 
Avoid the scams in investment cyberspace.(benefits and pitfalls for investors using the internet)Business 
A voluntary vision.(United Kingdom national volunteering program)BusinessLaura Noble
Awaiting the Bank's verdict.(UK interest rates likely to be raised after Jul 1997 Budget)Business 
A way through the earnings maze.(United Kingdom corporate earnings)Business 
A year of two halves for Europe.(European stock markets)Business 
Back on a firmer footing.(Flare stock issue)Business 
Back to basics.(performance of Carbo)Business 
Back to life.(performance of OMI International)Business 
Bad habits,(performance of Eyecare products)Business 
Bad luck dogs Kalamazoo.(performance of Kalamazoo Computer)Business 
Baggeridge Brick: ready to build.(performance of Baggeridge Brick)Business 
BA has four fanciers.(performance of British Airways stocks)Business 
Balanced view.(Japanese economy and stock market)Business 
Balance sheets: a game of guesswork.(understanding corporate balance sheets (includes related notes))Business 
Banishing broker funds for all time.(United Kingdom broker funds (includes related notes))Business 
Banking bonanza.(German financial mergers)Business 
Banking on a good deal.(business services in Nottingham, England)BusinessSimon Wilkinson
Banking on profit in Germany.(UBS acquires stake in Schroder Munchmeyer Hengst)Business 
Bank slight.(United Kingdom interest rates, stock prices, and European monetary union)Business 
Base rates not the problem for Footsie.(United Kingdom interest rates and stock prices)Business 
BAT after Liggett.(performance of BAT Industries shares)Business 
BAT lights up.(planned merger of financial services division of BAT Industries and Zurich Re)Business 
Batmen get thumbs up.(performance of BAT Industries stocks)Business 
'BA will stay aloft.'(performance of British Airways stocks)Business 
Bear funds - just a cock and bull story?(investing in bear funds)Business 
Bear funds to soothe investors' sore heads.(advantages and disadvantages of bear funds (includes related notes))Business 
Benchmarking time.(benchmarking for portfolio management)BusinessMichael Lenhoff
Bermudan dispute.(stockholders seek control of European Mining Finance)Business 
Better counsel.(performance of Penna)Business 
Beware of the Pep in a poke.(transferring investments to a new United Kingdom personal equity plan manager)Business 
BG: ignore the shares and take cash.(British Gas offers cash to stockholders)Business 
BG joins the party with mega buy-back.(British Gas stock buy-back)Business 
BG.(performance of BG (includes related notes))Business 
BG - waiting for payout.(performance of BG stocks)Business 
Big chill puts building revival under threat.(impact of weather on UK construction industry and British Gas)BusinessPhilip Whiterow, Alan Yates
Big guns hit the target.(large firms in the north of England)BusinessDavid King
Big losses forecast at troubled giftware group.(Crown Products profit warning)Business 
Blow-off.(possible drop in US stock prices)Business 
Bonds' day in the sun.(UK interest rate policy and corporate bond personal equity plans (Peps); includes related explanatory notes on bond Peps)Business 
Bonus points.(performance of Air London International)Business 
Bookies versus mechanics at the Fed.(United States interest rate policy and inflation)Business 
Booming demand.(performance of Chieftain)Business 
Bought to order.(London Stock Exchange launches new trading service)BusinessCharlotte Black
BP near the summit.(performance of BP shares)Business 
Breaking chains of the past.(performance of Eliza Tinsley)Business 
Breaking free from a chequered past.(performance of Fife Indmar)Business 
Bricks in the portfolio.(investing in United Kingdom residential real estate)BusinessRobert Orr-Ewing
Brighter now.(performance of Emess)Business 
Bring on the super police.(regulation of UK financial services; includes related advice notes for investors)Business 
Bristol and West: no conversion like it.(takeover of Bristol and West by Bank of Ireland (includes related article on preference stocks))Business 
Britain's capital spending mystery. (UK capital investment)Business 
Britannia Building Society: medium-term bet.(Britiannia profit share and possibility of demutualising)Business 
British Aerospace.(performance of British Aerospace)Business 
British Petroleum: buy.(performance of British Petroleum (includes related article))Business 
BSkyB ahead of news.(performance of BSkyB stocks)Business 
BSkyB hits digital dip.(performance of BSkyB stocks)Business 
BTR.(performance of BTR; includes related notes)Business 
Building a global portfolio.(includes related advice notes on risk)Business 
Building a monument in Turkmen territory.(performance of Monument Oil and Gas)Business 
Building society conversions: itchy money.(advice to savers on UK building society conversions)Business 
Building society escape.(UK savers and building society conversions)Business 
Bull market buzz hits investment trusts.(Lanica Trust's shares suspended)Business 
Burnfield two come aboard.(UMECO acquires GRP)Business 
Burning mad at Shanks and McEwan.(performance of Shanks and McEwan)Business 
Business time-bomb.(UK small businesses and changes in the tax system; includes related article giving significant dates for the new system)BusinessRichard Baldwin, I.M. Roberts
Buying growth.(performance of Media Business)Business 
Cable and Wireless.(performance of Cable and Wireless; includes related article)Business 
Call the market.(IMS plans share issue)Business 
Calluna.(performance of Calluna)Business 
Cambridge pans for Irish gemstones. (performance of Cambridge Mineral Resources)Business 
C and B sticks to its knitting.(performance of C and B Publishing)Business 
Capital questions for Wall Street.(US stock prices and corporate restructuring)Business 
Capital Radio: like a virgin.(performance of Capital Radio)Business 
Capital's spending spree.(GE Capital plans acquisitions)Business 
Capitol times ahead.(performance of Capitol)Business 
Care beyond the community.(personal finance and saving for care in old age)BusinessTD Alllum
Carpetbaggers beware.(United Kingdom permanent interest bearing stocks; includes related notes)Business 
Car profits hit a bump.(problems faced by major automobile manufacturers)Business 
Cartel busting.(threats to Central Selling Organisation)Business 
Cashback extra.(UK building societies may return cash to shareholders)Business 
Cash crisis.(global liquidity and stock prices)Business 
Cash cure for nervy investors.(corporate bond personal equity plans)Business 
Cash in on the skills of the venture capitalists.(performance of United Kingdom venture capital trusts)Business 
Cash problems for frozen Northern.(performance of Northern Petroleum)Business 
Caught in the crossfire.(Hong Kong dollar link to the US currency)Business 
Caution for UK and US leads to 'emerging' bias.(tips for investment trusts in 1997; includes related articles giving details of individual investment trusts)Business 
Celtic: good brand, bad league.(performance of Celtic)Business 
CGT advertises its global aspirations.(performance of CGT and acquisition of BDDP)Business 
Change from the chancellor.(impact of United Kingdom Jul 1997 Budget on investment trusts; includes related notes)BusinessPiers Currie
Changes on the cards.(American Express takeover speculation)Business 
Changing gear.(performance of Culver)Business 
Changing shape.(changes affecting the Hong Kong stock market)Business 
Charities begin at home.(asset allocation of United Kingdom charities)BusinessPeter Warrington
Charlton to quit Cruden.(Cruden Bay plans placing out of stake held by Michael Charlton)Business 
Cheap beer in the regions.(performance of Morland)Business 
Cheap copier.(performance of Eurocopy)Business 
Cheap credit from your flexible friends.Business 
Checking in to BAA.(performance of BAA shares)Business 
Check your tax on presents and profits.(UK capital gains tax and self-assessment; includes related notes on cutting a capital gains tax bill)BusinessElspeth May
Chime's overlooked attractions.(performance of Chime Communications)Business 
China's army of gambling investors. (share trading in China)BusinessNeris Avery
Chinks in the armour.(German economy)Business 
Choosing a plan and a manager. (Personal Equity Plans)BusinessVeronica NcGrath
Choosing your base rate camp.(United Kingdom interest rate forecasts)Business 
Christies' costs are due for a hammering.(performance of Christies' International)Business 
Christmas turkeys fit for roasting. (awards for businessmen and companies involved in reprehensible, laughable or reckless actions in 1997)Business 
CIFs uncontrolled?(review of regulations affecting UK Common Investment Funds)BusinessJames Saunders Watson
C is for choice.(advice to UK investors on selecting an offshore financial center)BusinessCameron McPhail
City's faith in Glaxo.(forecasts for Glaxo stock price)Business 
Classic pattern.(Gerrard and King's view of the US economy)Business 
Cleaning up.(Qualceram share issue)Business 
Clearer picture.(performance of Norbain)Business 
Climbdown is a victory for VW.(dispute settled between Volkswagen and General Motors)Business 
Climbing back up the mountain.(performance of Paramount)Business 
Cliveden's quest for luxury hotels. (performance of Cliveden)Business 
Closing the gap.(United Kingdom investment trusts)BusinessJames Sausmarez
Clubhaus in the swing.(performance of Clubhaus)Business 
Coal prospect.(performance of Rackwood Minerals)Business 
Come in Sid, your time is up.(investing in new share issues; includes related article giving advice on investing)Business 
Comino provides home for software firms.(performance of Comino)Business 
Commercial property stamped on hard.(real estate stamp duty increased inthe United Kingdom)Business 
Company profiles.(companies operating in Greater Manchester, England)BusinessNeil Palmer
Company reports: why earnings spell profits.(understanding company reports)Business 
Compaq Computer.(profile of Compaq Computer)(Company Profile)Business 
Complicated affairs of Euro property trader.(performance of Compagnie de Participations Fin)Business 
Compliments of the Pep season.(UK personal equity plans)Business 
Computerland UK puts emphasis on service.(performance of ComputerLand UK)Business 
Cooking TV dinners.(performance of West 175 Enteprises)Business 
Cooking up a storm at Donatantonio. (performance of Donatantonio)Business 
Cool views on Sainsbury.(performance of J Sainsbury stocks)Business 
Corporate co-operation.(corporate finance in Leeds and Bradford, England)BusinessLynn Strongin Dodds
Corporate sector does the business. (corporate sector of stockbroking in north east England)BusinessDavid Chapman
Cosalt gets the right mix.(performance of Cosalt)Business 
Cost worry hits Boeing.(Boeing affected by rise in production costs)Business 
Country Casuals: stripping down.(Country Casuals to sell non-core activities after profit warning)Business 
Country Club gives Regal national status.(Regal Hotels buys Country Club Hotels from Whitbread)Business 
Crackdown on pyramid selling. (includes related article)Business 
Cracking Kode.(performance of Kode International)Business 
Crack the code of company reports.(understanding UK company reports; includes related article on phrases used in reports)Business 
Crash course in market survival.(investing and stock market crashes)Business 
Credit Lyonnais rescue: not fair says SocGen.(complaint to European Commission over state help for Credit Lyonnais)Business 
Creditors: people who send you bills.(liabilities in corporate balance sheets)Business 
Credit where credit's due.(credit ratings for bond funds)BusinessTrevor Pitman
Crest on test.(UK stockbrokers and new share settlement system)Business 
Criteria motive.(United Kingdom ethical investments)BusinessRobert Brown
Critical times.(gold mining hit by drop in price of gold)Business 
CS clears the decks.(Credit Suisse group and problems of Swiss banks)Business 
Current assets are cook's delight.(treatment of current assets in corporate accounts)Business 
Cut your Christmas credit card bills.(United Kingdom credit card market and selecting a card)Business 
Damned if they do, damned if they don't.(Hong Kong stock market and interest rates)Business 
Dangerous times.(Russian share prices)Business 
Danka Business Systems.(performance of Danka Business Systems)Business 
Defenders form ranks.(Raytheon acquires defense electronics business from Texas Instruments and may acquire Hughes Electronics)Business 
Definitely not what the small investor ordered.(United Kingdom stock exchange launches order-driven trading; includes related notes)Business 
Delay?(possible postponement for European monetary union)Business 
Delays to hit gilts deals.(UK private investors to face increased difficulties when dealing in government securities)Business 
Digging deep serves Elf well in Africa,(Elf Aquitaine petroleum discoveries in Africa)Business 
Digging for shells.(performance of Bisichi Mining)Business 
Digging up assets.(Ennstone seeks to acquire Bruntcliffe Aggregates)Business 
Digital focus.(performance of Vision Group)Business 
Direct approach.(BCH Group plans stock flotation)Business 
Direct approach.(performance of Dudley Jenkins)Business 
Directory contract.(performance of Goodhead)Business 
Discount bid.(performance of Brown and Jackson)Business 
Distress flare.(performance of Chemring)Business 
Diversification fails yet again.(impact of drop in Japanese stock prices on portfolio diversification)Business 
Diving into offshore investments: offshore funds offer the more sophisticated investor the advantage of investment flexibility and tax efficiency.Business 
Divorcees to do the pension splits. (changes in United Kingdom pension law)Business 
D-mark trouble.(Merrill Lynch's view of the impact of a weak German mark)Business 
Doing the sums on the party poopers.(UK economic and tax policies likely to affect investors)Business 
Do-it-yourself market valuations.(assessing the valueof stocks)Business 
Dollar doubts unsettle investors.(impact of a drop in the value of the US dollar)Business 
Don't bank on a bid.(bid for NatWest Bank unlikely)Business 
Don't put your shirt on it.(Ted Baker stock issue)Business 
Down but not out.(actions to take by United Kingdom investors if a stockbroker collapses)Business 
Down to earth.(Malaysian stock market)Business 
Drinks are on Nomura.(Nomura acquires Inntrepreneur)Business 
Drug floats catch a cold.(Antisoma flotation affected by move in sentiment away from biotechnology companies)Business 
Duel over Exmoor is first trust fight of 97.(Panther Securities seeks to acquire Exmoor Dual)Business 
Dwek's family affair.(performance of Newmark Technology)Business 
Dynamics of a growing equity market.(German stock market)Business 
Early days.(problems of southeast Asian financial markets)Business 
Early end to cheap credit.(United Kingdom credit cards)Business 
Earnings doubts.(German stock prices, corporate earnings and interest rates)Business 
Earnings risks.(United Kingdom stock prices)Business 
Edinburgh investors under the cosh. (performance of Edinburgh Fund Managers and decisions faced by investors)Business 
Educating the stock market.(performance of Nord Anglia Education)Business 
Emu's 3 per cent red herring.(European monetary union and budget deficit targets)Business 
Endgame experts.(performance of United Overseas)Business 
Energy out of fizz.(performance of shares in Energy Group)Business 
Engine for growth.(performance of L. Gardner)Business 
Enigmatic Omnicare.(performance of Omnicare)Business 
Equities without upheaval.(using derivatives as part of an investment strategy for pension funds)BusinessMichael Freyd
Era: failing to deliver.(performance of Era)Business 
Esop in action.(case of a profit-sharing scheme)Business 
Ethical obligations.(ethical investments and charities)BusinessHilary Wild
Euro fudge.(Yamaichi views on German fiscal policy and European monetary union)Business 
European funds are doing well.(unit trusts based on Europe for United Kingdom investors)Business 
European growth.(performance of Styltone)Business 
European manoeuvres.(acquisition of Siemens Plessey by British Aerospace)Business 
Europe's great value worries.(European stock prices in 1997)Business 
Europe's sick man begins to recover.(United Kingdom stock prices and European monetary union)Business 
Euro revolution.(impact of planned European monetary union)Business 
Evidence, not proof.(United Kingdom stock market and investment)Business 
Exchange keeps mum.(UK stock exchange threatens action against Alternative Investment Market advisers)BusinessPeter Smith
Exchange to be 'flexible.'(London Stock Exchange plans flexibility over order-driven trading)Business 
Exits, with a flourish.(management buyout exits; includes related article with example)BusinessHugh Richards
Exmoor's U-turn.(Exmoor Dual improves performance and decides against liquidation)Business 
Extra cash for premium bonds.(National Savings increases premium bond prize money)Business 
Fair value?(value of pound sterling)Business 
Faith in burgers.(performance of Sims Food)Business 
Falling down.(London Bridge Software share issue and prospects)Business 
False alarm.(Indian share prices)Business 
Familiar worries for the long-term saver.(United Kingdom savings rates)Business 
Fashion victim.(Tomkins sees share price fall)Business 
Fastener focus.(performance of Lilleshall)Business 
Faster fastener.(performance of McKechnie)Business 
Fears misplaced.(UK share prices)Business 
Fears wrong.(ING Barings view of US interest rates)Business 
Fed shock.(possibility of US interest rate rises)Business 
Fed up by waiting for share certificates.(United Kingdom investors suffer delays when waiting for stock certificates)Business 
Few bargains on the second-hand market.(United Kingdom second-hand endowment policies (includes related notes))Business 
FID is the big BAT bugbear.(performance of BAT Industries stocks)Business 
Fighting for pension cash.(UK pension fund surpluses; includes related article on rights of members of company pension schemes)Business 
Figures that leave us in the dark.(difficulties in interpreting UK economic data)Business 
Fill your Boots.(performance of Boots stock price)Business 
Final phase.(London Stock Exchange launches quote-driven system)Business 
Finely balanced.(predictions for petroleum prices)Business 
Fines to hit tardy investors hard.(United Kingdom stock exchange to impose fines for delays on stock dealing paperwork; includes related article)Business 
First Choice.(performance of First Choice (includes related notes))Business 
Fists fly at Saracen.(Saracen Value stockholders to vote on HSBC fund management bid)Business 
Fitness First shapes up for bright future.(performance of Fitness First)Business 
Five per cent.(US interest rates could drop)Business 
Five sure of Shell.(performance of Shell's stock price)Business 
FKI.(performance of FKI (includes related notes))Business 
Floats and flops in the fickle world of fashion.(performance of fashion designers)BusinessSophie Roell, Katie Walker
Floral Street reaches a development crossroad.(performance of Floral Street)Business 
Focusing on the core.(performance of Marling Industries)Business 
Following the property market higher.(oerformance of Eleco Holdings)Business 
Footsie fears.(UK share prices forecast by ABN-AMRO Hoare Govett)Business 
Footsie's hopes of a 1960s revival. (United Kingdom stock prices)Business 
Footsie's misplaced wage worries.(United Kingdom wage inflation)Business 
Footsie's single currency fantasy.(United Kingdom stocks and planned European monetary union)Business 
Footsie's struggle with Wall Street's charms.(United Kingdom stock prices compared to those of the US)Business 
Footsie's suspect link with fortune.(UK share prices and bond yields)Business 
Footsie waits for a wall of money.(UK share prices and institutional investors)Business 
Forewarned is forearmed.(investor protection in the United Kingdom)Business 
France: don't panic.(French stock prices and elections)Business 
France: no more.(BZW's forecast for French stocks)Business 
France's single currency dilemma.(European monetary union as an election issue in France)Business 
Fresh start.(performance of S Daniels)Business 
Friendless metal.(gold market)Business 
Friendly, tax-free and exceedingly expensive.(investment plans from United Kingdom friendly societies)Business 
From bad to worse.(Japanese economy and stock market)Business 
From Harrogate to the Caspian Sea.(performance of Wedderburn Securities)Business 
From hogsheads to hogwash.(dangers of whiskey investment schemes (includes related notes))Business 
From Russia with Riceman.(performance of Riceman Insurance.)Business 
Funds that come in shades of green. (socially responsible investments (includes related article))Business 
Further value to come from Cairn's shell.(performance of Cairn Energy)Business 
G7 leaves currency markets guessing.(Group of 7 views on the US dollar)Business 
Gambling in retirement.(planning for retirement income; includes related notes)Business 
Gambling on growth.(investing in emerging markets)BusinessStuart Fieldhouse
Garden Green.(performance of Jardinerie Interiors)Business 
Gas burns brighter.(performance of British Gas shares)Business 
Gearing: a definition for all seasons.(methods of calculating gearing)Business 
GEC stoical under fire.(forecasts for performance of GEC stocks)Business 
General Cable: nice but awful.(performance of General Cable)Business 
'Get big or get niche.'(niche management consultants in the UK)BusinessTim Ring
Get connected.(performance of Interoute Telecom)Business 
Get ready for the next round.(speculating on bonuses from UK building societies and life insurers)Business 
Get ready for the recession of 1998.(likelihood of a recession in the United Kingdom in 1998; includes related articles)BusinessChris Dillow
Get SAM to unlock the value of your home.(shared appreciation mortgages; includes related article)Business 
Getting riskier.(prospects for European equities and bonds)Business 
Getting rougher.(Thai stock prices)Business 
Getting the right tone.(mobile phone market grows)Business 
Getting warmer.(Russian economy and performance of Russian share prices and)Business 
Get yourself connected.(oneline stock dealing services for UK investors (includes related articles))BusinessStephen Eckett
Gilt complex.(United Kingdom stock prices and bond yields)Business 
Gilts and earnings fight for equities' future.(UK share prices and bond yields)Business 
Gilts outflanked on all sides.(comparison of United Kingdom government securities with equities)Business 
Glaxo has four fans.(forecast for Glaxo Wellcome stock price performance)Business 
Glaxo will surge by '99.(performance of Glaxo shares)Business 
Global perspectives.(using personal equity plans for global investments)BusinessPeter Hargreaves
Going global in the search for returns.(emerging market funds)Business 
Golden promise at Abbeycrest.(performance of Abbeycrest)Business 
Golden rails.(GB Railways flotation brings profit for directors)BusinessAlan Yates
Golden Rose: on the sunny side of the street.(performance of Golden Rose Communications)Business 
Gold, no longer such a precious metal.(impact of drop in gold prices)Business 
Gold: out of favour.(gold price changes in 1997)Business 
Gold: still suffering.(factors affecting gold prices)Business 
Good news for savers.(United Kingdom savers benefit from higher interest rates)Business 
Good news travels fast.(performance of Hays (includes related notes))Business 
Good vibes at Sanctuary Music.(performance of Sanctuary Music)Business 
Goodwill that works in companies' favour.(understanding goodwill on balance sheets)Business 
Gordon Brown's secret weapon.(intervention to control the level of pound sterling)Business 
Granada.(performance of Granada; includes related notes)Business 
GrandMet in favour still.(performance of Grand Metropolitan stock price)Business 
Grantchester: warehousing on a roll.(Grantchester share issue)Business 
Great expectations.(work of English Partnerships in promoting economic growth in the West Midlands region of England)BusinessMike Goodall
Great Portland Estates: portfolio expansion move.(share issue by Great Portland Estates)Business 
Growing old gradually.(lifestyle pension schemes in the United Kingdom)BusinessNigel Webb
Growth manual.(performance of Haynes Publishing)Business 
Growth pattern.(performance of Colefax and Fowler)Business 
Guaranteed, but not for long.(security of guaranteed funds)Business 
Gus rules out float.(Gus does not plan float for Burberrys)BusinessBlair Osborne
Halifax: all in the price.(performance of Halifax stock price)Business 
Halifax flotation: free shares pitfall.(Halifax Building Society may allocate too many shares to some members)Business 
Halifax in the dog house early.(complaints relating to Halifax)Business 
Halifax on its way.(flotation of Halifax building society)Business 
Hammerson: less isn't more.(performance of Hammerson)Business 
Handle with care.(using management consultants to implement change)BusinessGeoffrey Kitt
Hanging on to the coat-tails of the sage of Omaha.(significance of Warren Buffet's move into bonds for portfolio management)Business 
Hanson demerger: unravelling Hanson Peps.(Hanson personal equity plans)Business 
Head and shoulders above the rest.(stock price forecasting using charts)Business 
Headed for 8%.(United Kingdom interest rates)Business 
Head for the spirits.(mergers likely in liquor industry)Business 
Head full of steam to Australia.(performance of GB Railways)Business 
Heading back up.(performance of Belhaven Brewery)Business 
Heal's: head over Heal's.(Heal's share issue)Business 
Heart stopping.(performance of Shield Diagnostics)Business 
Hercules begins to reveal its strength.(performance of Hercules Property)Business 
Here comes the euro.(impact of planned European monetary union)Business 
Hewlett Packard.(profile of Hewlett Packard)(Company Profile)Business 
Hickson's no longer a laughing stock.(performance of Hickson)Business 
Hidden assets.(performance of CFS)Business 
Highland poised for seasonal growth.(performance of Scottish Highland Hotels)Business 
High price to pay for decent performance.(performance-related fees for United Kingdom unit trusts)Business 
History is bunk.(assessing the performance of UK portfolio managers)Business 
History lessons.(US bond market)Business 
Hitch a ride with Intercare: refocused Intercare looks well placed to capitalise on an ageing population's need to get around. The shares are inexpensive and offer an attractive yield.Business 
Holes in the accounts: a brief guide to investor protection.(protection for UK investors using stockbrokers)Business 
Home thoughts.(United Kingdom housing market)Business 
Hong Kong/China: after Deng.(Hong Kong and Chinese economies and share prices after the death of Deng Xiaoping)Business 
Hong Kong: red but still very much alive.(impact of handover to China on investments in Hong Kong)Business 
Hot property.(performance of CNC Properties)Business 
How Emu might break up.(problems facing European monetary union)Business 
How Get got over flex price war.(performance of Get)Business 
How to complain, and make it stick. (guide for United Kingdom investors seeking to complain)Business 
How to make the most of Internet investment.(advice for investors on using the Internet; includes related article on using share price charts)BusinessStephen Eckett
How to put a price on your reputation.(understanding intangibles in corporate balance sheets)Business 
How will a windfall tax work?(UK Labor party plans for a UK windfall tax on utilities)Business 
HSBC ahead of red rule.(performance of HSBC shares)Business 
HSBC's fund with a flaw.(drawbacks of new fund from HSBC Asset Management)Business 
Hunting for hidden treasure.(advice on old stock certificates; includes related article giving an example)Business 
Hunting for lost shares.(delays in receiving certificates for unquoted stocks)Business 
Hurry while stocks last.(Iceland stock buy back)Business 
Hydro set for water companies windfall.(performance of Hydro)Business 
IBM.(profile of International Business Machines)(Company Profile)Business 
ICI boosts US appeal.(performance of ICI stocks)Business 
ICI.(performance of ICI (includes related notes))Business 
If the shoe fits.(performance of Hi-Tec Sports)Business 
If you've got it, flaunt it.(reserves of United Kingdom charities)BusinessHugh Rogers
IMI to benefit from liquid assets.(performance of IMI)Business 
Import boost for Tudor.(performance of Tudor)Business 
Improved designs.(performance of Fitch)Business 
In better heart.(performance of Lionheart)Business 
Indebted to gearing for better returns.(understanding company balance sheets)Business 
In defence of stock market volatility.Business 
Independent Energy's deregulation plans.Business 
Index-linked gilts show their mettle.(attractions of index-linked government securities for UK investors)Business 
Index-linked gilts to stay the odd man out.(arguments over the attractiveness of United Kingdom index-linked government securities)Business 
Index-trackers in new price war.(price competition among UK index funds)Business 
Inflation joy.(view of US interest rate policy)Business 
Inflation risks.(world economy and inflation in 1997)Business 
In on the buyout bonanza.(UK management buyouts; includes related article on alues for buyouts)BusinessPeter Temple, Mike Wright, Ken Robbie
In retreat.(Japanese financial markets)Business 
In search of new markets.(United Kingdom private banks in the international market)BusinessJoe Welman
In search of the consumer boom.(UK consumption)Business 
In search of the productivity miracle.(productivity and US stock prices)Business 
Insurance merger worth covering.(JIB and Lloyd Thompson merger)Business 
Insurers seek more gene data.(concern about usage of genetic data by insurers)Business 
Intel.(profile of Intel)(Company Profile)Business 
Internet watchdogs show their teeth.(financial web sites and regulation; includes related article)Business 
In the price?(German interest rates and stock prices)Business 
Investment funds: European dreamtime.(advice on European funds; includes related article on the impact of planned European monetary union)Business 
Investment trusts fail to squash discounts.(UK investment trust discounts)Business 
Investment trusts - the road to recovery.(United Kingdom investment trusts; includes related notes)Business 
Investors bear brunt of the Budget blues.(impact of the United Kingdom Jul 1997 Budget (includes related notes))Business 
Investors in for a nasty dose of Asian flu.(impact of crisis in Asian financial markets on investment and unit trusts available to United Kingdom investors)Business 
Investors in the middle of fight for Saracen.(battle to manage Saracen Investment Trust)Business 
Investors left counting the cost of Crest.(impact of Crest stock settlement system in the United Kingdom)Business 
Investors sleep tight.(UK stockbrokers can offer more security through insurance)Business 
Investors the victims of changing charges.(changes in charges of United Kingdom investment trusts and unit trusts)Business 
Inviting prospects.(Nottingham, England, seeks to attract investment)BusinessLynn Hanna
Inward mobility.(inward investment in Bradford and Leeds, England)BusinessLynne Greenwood
ITG tries to overcome the City's internet fear.(performance of Internet Technology)Business 
It's not over.(United Kingdom stock market)Business 
It's smart to go with Alliance and Leicester.(attractions of Alliance and Leicester stocks)Business 
Jacks of all trades.(accounting firms diversify)BusinessDeborah Holmwood
Japan danger.(impact of a recovery of the Japanese economy)Business 
Japanese government bonds: bulls in retreat.(Morgan Stanley's views on Japanese government bonds)Business 
Japan: no rise yet.(Japanese interest rates)Business 
JCI circles Lonrho's assets.(speculation of bid for Lonrho by JCI)Business 
Justice on trial.(United Kingdom financial ombudsmen)Business 
Karstadt.(profile of Karstadt)(Company Profile)Business 
KBC Advanced Technologies: refining profits.(KBC Advanced Technologies share issue)Business 
Keep breathing.(performance of Porvair)Business 
Keep faith with UK funds.(UK stock prices and funds)Business 
Keeping tabs on fund managers' performance.(monitoring portfolio managers)Business 
Keeping to the middle ground.(pension fund management and asset allocation)BusinessMike O'Shea
Keeping track of shopaholic companies.(advice to shareholders on mergers and acquisitions; includes related articles on bids and rights issues)Business 
Keeping track of trucks and related parties.(performance of Minorplanet Systems)Business 
Keep it simple.(Geared Income Investment Trust)Business 
Kerry Packer is XC's heavyweight backer.(performance of Xavier Computer)Business 
Kingfisher observed.(performance of Kingfisher stocks)Business 
Kiss French fund adieu.(Paribas French board proposes winding up of fund)Business 
Kleinwort trust cash escape.(Kleinwort overseas plans restructuring)Business 
Kmart.(profile of Kmart)(Company Profile)Business 
Know the customer.(financial advice and ethical considerations)BusinessKaren Eldridge
Krupp might bid again.(Krupp Hoesch could carry out further hostile bids)Business 
Labour flexibility.(employment and labor market flexibility)Business 
Labouring the point.(personal finance and policies of a possible UK Labor party government)BusinessDonald Elkin, Wilfred T. Fry
Labouring under historical bunk.(impact of UK 1997 election on share prices)Business 
Labour probes the pensions problem. (includes related article on problems with the United Kingdom pensions system)Business 
Labour's uncharitable gift.(impact of changes to United Kingdom tax regulations on charities)BusinessHilary Wild, Derek Lygo
Ladbroke.(performance of Ladbroke; includes related notes)Business 
Land of the falling Nikkei: Japanese equities have been investment dogs for so long that they're practically a write-off. But could the market be about to turn the corner? if so,which funds are the ones to go for?Business 
Lands in bigtime.(performance of Wiggins Group)Business 
Learning the lessons of Black Monday.(lessons from the 1987 stock price crash; includes related notes)BusinessChris Dillow
L'Eau road to France for Leigh.(General Utilities bid for Leigh Interests)Business 
Let them eat cake.(performance of Northumbrian Fine Foods)Business 
Let your broker pay for high-tech sharedealing.(United Kingdom stockbrokers offer sponsored membership of Crest)Business 
Lighten oils.(Merrill Lynch view of petroleum prices)Business 
Lights at the end of the tunnel for Thorpe.(performance of FW Thorpe)Business 
Little lift for Rolls.(performance of Rolls-Royce stocks)Business 
Littlewoods bails out Burton.(Littlewoods and Burton set up JV)Business 
Lloyds TSB.(performance of Lloyds TSB (includes related notes))Business 
LM Ericsson.(profile of LM Ericsson)(Company Profile)Business 
Local news good for Newsquest.(Newsquest plans stock issue)Business 
Logica.(performance of Logica (includes related notes))Business 
Log jam remains over pensions mis-selling.(UK government seeks to tackle pensions mis-selling)Business 
London, Paris still top Euro hot spots.(favored European business locations)BusinessPaul Orchard-Lisle
Lonely Lonrho.(Lonrho mining assets in Africa)Business 
Long wait for building societies to deliver.(performance of United Kingdom building societies; includes related article)Business 
Long wait for Midshires money.(acquisition of Birmingham Midshires by Royal Bank of Scotland)Business 
Looking a much better bet.(performance of Zetters)Business 
Looking beyond the new paradigm.(valuation of US stocks)Business 
Looking for the best of both worlds.(investing in UK equity income funds)BusinessCatherine Barron
Looking to close the gap.(performance of stock prices of smaller United kingdom companies)Business 
Losing faith in crystal balls.(problems with economic forecasts)Business 
Losing its shine.(performance of Bakyrchik Gold and refinancing deal)Business 
Low and Bonar stuck in the wrong packet.(performance of Low and Bonar)Business 
Lowly rated Shani is due for a bounce.(performance of Shani)Business 
LVMH.(performance of LVMH)Business 
MA Bell takes a tumble.(AT and T share price drops after profit warning)Business 
MAID and Knight join forces.(MAID talks with Knight Ridder over acquisition of online information business)Business 
Making a packet.(performance of Dolphin Packaging)Business 
Making money from the mining funds. (addvice on investing in mining funds)Business 
M and G star flickers again.(M and G restructures unit trusts; includes related article.)Business 
Manifesto cribsheet.(UK political parties and policies that could affect investors)Business 
March into Saints.(performance of Southampton Leisure)Business 
Market takes a tanking.(United Kingdom gasoline retailing market)Business 
Marks's stores swoop.(Marks and Spencer to buy stores from Littlewoods)Business 
Maverick Goldsmith takes his leave. (business life of James Goldsmith)Business 
MEPC mystery adds to doubts.(performance of MEPC)Business 
Mepit buys back...again.(Mercury European Privatisation Investment Trust stock buy back)Business 
MFI furniture.(performance of MFI Furniture; includes related notes)Business 
Michelin: on the right track.(Michelin plans and share price rise)Business 
Millennium blues.(performance of Spargo Consulting)Business 
Mind the gaps.(prospects for United Kingdom current account)Business 
Miras faces Labour hatchet.(UK tax relief on mortgage interest could be abolished)Business 
Misplaced hopes for government debt.(government borrowing and government securities)Business 
Misplaced hopes of a lower pound.(impact of the United Kingdom Budget on pound sterling)Business 
Misys pays heavily for tonic.(Misys bid for Medic Computer Systems)Business 
Mixed ability, but double the index.(performance of UK share portfolio)Business 
Model returns.(benchmarks for private-client portfolio management)Business 
Moderation goes out of fashion.(United Kingdom financial markets in 1997; includes related notes)Business 
Modern Russia: more bull than bear. (Russian stock market)Business 
Mondas provides Radica solution.(performance of Mondas)Business 
Money talks - but only in a whisper.(impact of a rise in the United Kingdom money supply)Business 
More clarity, less credit.(Inchcape to change accounting practices and trim Asia Pacific activities)Business 
More difficult.(forecast for UK financial markets in 1997 from Legal and General)Business 
More down than up.(UK profit forecasts and economy)Business 
More good news for internet investors.(United Kingdom internet stock dealing expands; includes related notes)Business 
More to come.(European equity markets)Business 
More to come.(European stock prices)Business 
More to come.(world equity markets in 1998)Business 
Motoring ahead.(performance of Quicks)Business 
Moulding recovery.(performance of Tex)Business 
Mr Brown's headache over sterling.(problems facing UK chancellor over value of pound sterling)Business 
Mr Men US tour.(performance of Copyright Promotions)Business 
Mulberry hopes to boost brand awareness.(performance of Mulberry)Business 
Murphy's law.(complaints over UK building society conversions)Business 
Mushrooming.(performance of Xenova)Business 
Mutual party.(UK Building Societies Bill)Business 
Myth and measurement in the outlook for Emu.(European monetary union and bond markets)Business 
Nationwide rebels are not for turning.(pressure on Nationwide Building Society to demutualise)Business 
NatWest who cares?(performance of National Westminster Bank shares)Business 
New broom picks up the thread at Coats.(performance of Coats Viyella; includes related notes)Business 
New century, new ICI.(strategy of ICI)Business 
New cycles for old.(US bull market and business cycles)Business 
New direction.(performance of Trace Computers)Business 
New horizons.(performance of Dares Estates)Business 
New Labour, Pep danger.(possible tax changes affecting United Kingdom personal equity plans)Business 
New Mediterranean frontier for gold.(performance of Gold Mines of Sardinia)Business 
New model.(performance of Metaltech International)Business 
New seeds of doubt.(United Kingdom stock market)Business 
New Shell favoured.(performance of Shell Transport and Trading stocks)Business 
New tricks for old watchdogs.(regulation of United Kingdom financial services industry)Business 
Nike on the back foot.(Nike share price drop)Business 
No backlash.(US workers benefit from rising wages)Business 
No big deal....(mid-range management buy-outs in the United Kingdom)BusinessPaul Thomas
No buy tips for A and L.(performance of Alliance and Leicester stocks)Business 
No clear path through the forests.(performance of FNR)Business 
No cure for biotech hangover.(United Kingdom biotech companies see stock price falls)BusinessMark Court
No easy answers to the crisis in the east.(crisis in Asian financial markets)Business 
No fire without smoke for Maiden.(performance of Maiden)Business 
No flies in the industry soup.(United Kingdom tourist industry)BusinessDerek Taylor
No fun on the swings.(volatility and selecting investments for charities)BusinessRobert Brown
No improvement at Lands Improvement.(performance of Lands Improvement)Business 
No longer a dock too far.(London Docklands Development Corp, and its work in London, England)BusinessNeil Spence
No luxury.(Richemont bid for Vendome Luxury stake)Business 
Nominal benefits.(United Kingdom private investors' views of nominee accounts)Business 
Nominee accounts: time for a change.(UK nominee accounts; includes related explanatory notes)Business 
Nominees in bad odour.(nominee accounts for stockholders (includes related notes))Business 
No more little boxes.(changes affecting professional services)BusinessMike Beverley
No more tomorrows.(performance of Roxspur)Business 
No opportunity.(Morgan Stanley recommendations on Asian markets after currency devaluations)Business 
Norbain moves out of the frame.(performance of Norbain)Business 
Nord Anglia Education: Nursery rhyme.(Nord Anglia Education share issue and prospects)Business 
No reason to buy is a reason to buy.(UK investment trust warrants; includes related article explaining the characteristics of warrants)Business 
Northern lights under bushels.(Scottish charities)BusinessAlan Rattigan
Norwich members ready their buckets.(flotation of Norwich Union; includes related notes on the flotation schedule and other flotations)Business 
Norwich Union: 'we will make this brief.'(Norwich Union plans to abandon mutual status; includes related article giving details of the plan)Business 
Not all frozen wastes at Iceland.(performance of Iceland)Business 
No tax rises.(United Kingdom Jul 1997 Budget)Business 
Nothing ventured, nothing gained.(venture capital investment trusts)Business 
Nothing ventured....(UK institutional investors and venture capital investments)BusinessChris Tennant
Nothing ventured?(UK venture capital trusts)BusinessGraeme Morrison
Notice to quit.(companies could be forced to leave Alternative Investment Market)BusinessPeter Smith
Not necessarily.(performance of pound sterling in relation to the German mark)Business 
Not so crazy about football shares. (stocks in United Kingdom soccer clubs)Business 
Not so fast.(UK economic growth forecast from Salomon Brothers)Business 
Not so fixed.(UK rates for savers and borrowers)Business 
Not so precious.(Billiton stock issue)Business 
No weak euro.(planned European monetary union)Business 
Now it's all down to you.(UK tax authorities intoduce self-assessment)BusinessChristine Flower
Nusimatists haven't been coining it.(coins as an investment)Business 
NWF: under pressure.(performance of NWF)Business 
Ofex attempts to improve its image. (code of practice may be launched for Ofex)Business 
Office politics.(market for office space in Manchester, England)BusinessSimon Reynolds
Offshore, on the ball.(offshore services for UK investors)BusinessDonald Elkin
Off the floor.(performance of Hewetson)Business 
Oil: the guessing game.(petroleum price forecasts)Business 
Old Names face new options.(options for Lloyd's of London Names)Business 
On a dime.(forecasts for US interest rates)Business 
One-stop shops.(private client investment management in the United Kingdom)BusinessChristopher Jones-Warner
On line cash drain.(performance of Phonelink)Business 
Only following orders.(United Kingdom stock exchange introduces new trading system)Business 
Only one issue.(UK inflation prospects for 1997)Business 
On tenterhooks.(Japanese economy and share prices)Business 
On the edge.(performance of Russian stock market)Business 
On the right road.(performance of Parkland)Business 
On the track of simple investment returns.(guide to index tracker funds)Business 
On whom the apples hit.(United Kingdom windfall tax (includes related article on arguments for the tax and aims behind it))Business 
Orbis secures heavyweight clients.(performance of Orbis)Business 
Out for the count.(profile of voters for stocbrokers' awards)Business 
Out of control.(SBC Warburg forecasts for US interest rates)Business 
Out of favour.(performance of Brasway)Business 
Out of toon.(Newcastle United share issue)Business 
Output not the problem.(performance of United Kingdom manufacturing industry)Business 
Overheating.(UK economy seen by Goldman Sachs)Business 
Overlooked attractions.(performance of Toy Options)Business 
Overlooked outsourcer.(performance of Salehurst)Business 
Overseas potential.(performance of Sherwood International)Business 
Oversupply.(crude petroleum prices drop)Business 
Pascoe's: no more dog days.(performance of Pascoe's)Business 
Patience pays.(earnings forecasts and stock price performance in the United Kingdom)Business 
Paying for care in your old age.(funding for long-term care of the aged in the UK; includes related notes on demographic changes and demand for care)Business 
Peace of mind at a price.(cost of investing in protected funds)Business 
Penny shares in the dock.(investing in penny stocks; includes related notes giving examples of particular stocks and article on the performance of penny stocks)Business 
Pensions: Serps alert.(charges affecting UK pension funds; includes related notes on state earnings related pension scheme)Business 
Pensions to help you live long and prosper.(factors to be assessed when selecting a pension plan; includes related notes)Business 
Pep deals for Rock members.(personal equity plans for members of Northern Rock)Business 
Pepping up your building society winnings.(using personal equity plans (includes related articles))Business 
Performance reporting that needs to be pepped up.(performance data on United Kingdom unit trusts (includes related article))Business 
Phytopharm: Chinese checkers.(performance of Phytopharm)Business 
Pilkington.(performance of Pilkington; includes related notes)Business 
Pioneering spirits.(corporate law firms in north west England)BusinessMichael Prince
Pioneers tempted by a taste of China.(Chinese shares may increasingly be listed abroad)BusinessYonghao Pu
Pipelines in the Caspian.(Caspian Sea region petroleum pipelines)Business 
Playing the field.(using more than one stockbroker)Business 
Plum deal.(Aegon to acquire Providian Corp)Business 
PMI: not so healthy for your wallet.(United Kingdom private medical insurance)Business 
Poachers and gamekeepers.(United Kingdom invetsment trusts)Business 
Pole position.(performance of Universal Ceramic Materials)Business 
Poll jitters in Paris.(French election and share prices)Business 
Poor prognosis.(problems affecting the Malaysian economy)Business 
Portents of doom in the gilts market.(UK government securities)Business 
Positive expansion.(ethical investment and impact on companies)BusinessWilliam Hemmings
Powder metals' pluses to power GKN. (performance of GKN)Business 
Powell Duffryn.(performance of Powell Duffryn)Business 
Power boost.(performance of Eve)Business 
PowerGen: four fans.(performance of PowerGen stocks)Business 
Powerhouse offer.(Centra Capital Corp bid for Powerhouse Resources)Business 
Power of speech.(performance of Vocalis)Business 
Precoated growth.(performance of Precoat International)Business 
Premature relief from the consumer boom.(consumption and interest rates in the United Kingdom)Business 
Pride of Merseyside.(Cammell Laird flotation)Business 
Prime movers.(United Kingdom commercial real estate market)BusinessPaul Wolfenden
Print perfect.(Xaar seeks stock market listing)Business 
Prism: an eye for a bargain.(performance of Prism Leisure)Business 
Profits from the pursuit of pleasure.(private equity investment and the UK Leisure industry; includes related article giving case study)BusinessAlastair Gibbons
Profits in store.(performance of Novo)Business 
Protest at Suez 'merger,'(rumors of merger between Suez and Lyonnaise des Eaux)Business 
Proteus: mad cows to the rescue.(Proteus technology used for mad cow disease test)Business 
Pruning reliefs.(tax changes affecting United kingdom pension schemes)Business 
Putting payphones on Dublin's streets.(performance of ITG)Business 
Pycraft profiting from losses.(performance of Pycraft and Arnold)Business 
Question time.(Chinese economy and stock prices)Business 
Quick on the drawdown.(phased retirement and income drawdown; includes related notes)BusinessRonnie Lymburn
Quids in for kids.(savings plans for children)BusinessMark Battersby
Racal: the sum of its parts - and some.(performance of Racal)Business 
Railtrack.(performance of Railtrack (includes related notes))Business 
Railtrack still on time.(performance of Railtrack stocks)Business 
Rate dilemma.(United Kingdom interest rates)Business 
Rate shock.(United Kingdom interest rates)Business 
Rate threat in Europe.(German interest rates and European stock prices)Business 
Rate warning.(forecast for United Kingdom interest rates)Business 
Reactive or proactive.(Isle of Man trust law)BusinessKay Burgess
Read the small print.(risks to UK investors from high-income bonds)Business 
Recovery fears.(concern about German economic recovery)Business 
Recovery process.(performance of Apollo Metals)Business 
Refreshing change.(performance of Provend)Business 
Regaining its colour.(performance of European Colour)Business 
Relative merits.(BZW's view of United Kingdom stock market)Business 
Relative merit.(United Kingdom equities viewed by Goldman Sachs)Business 
Relief for Telefonica.(Spanish government to decide on fees to be paid to Telefonica by Retevision)Business 
Renault deepens loss.(Renault 1996 operating loss)Business 
Reports and accounts: read between the lines.(understanding corporate accounts)Business 
Restructuring.(capital productivity, restructuring and stock markets in Europe)Business 
Retail discount.(performance of TJ Hughes)Business 
Rewards for loyalty.(performance of Peter Black)Business 
Rewards for loyalty.(performance of Royal and Sun Alliance)Business 
Rewards for the grim reapers.(UK management consultants)BusinessTim Ring
Rexam.(performance of Rexam; includes related notes)Business 
Rich pickings from grubby business. (performance of Albemarle and Bond)Business 
Riding on the back of world deregulation.(performance of World Telecom)Business 
Riding out the crisis.(performance of Gowrings)Business 
Ringing up recovery.(performance of Riva)Business 
R.I.P Hanson warrants.(many investors hit by performance of Hanson stock warrants; includes related article)Business 
Risen from the grave.(United Kingdom public companies return to private ownership)BusinessAnton Fawcett
Risk unwrapped.(advice on the volatility of investments; includes related statistics on the performance of investment trusts and unit trusts)BusinessJonathan Fry
Rivals lift Abbey.(performance of Abbey National shares)Business 
Rivals remain all square.(Hilton seeks to acquire ITT)Business 
RJB's reasons to be cheerful.(performance of RJB Mining)Business 
Round and round.(stock prices of smaller companies)Business 
R-R losing altitude.(performance of Rolls-Royce shares)Business 
Running out of patience with pensions injustice.(United Kingdom pensions mis-selling scandal)Business 
Russian hiatus.(palladium prices and Russian production)Business 
Scared of sterling.(impact of a strong pound sterling on international portfolios)Business 
Sceptical on steel.(performance of British Steel stocks)Business 
Scottish value veers off course.(performance of Scottish Value Management)Business 
Seafood sale to let Fisher off the hook.(Albert Fisher to sell seafood business)Business 
Searching for the consumer boom.(United Kingdom consumption trends)Business 
Second-guessing the value of fixed assets.(understanding fixed assets in corporate accounts)Business 
Secrets of the trading ring.(investing in commodity markets; includes related articles on copper trading and options)BusinessDonald Spence
Secular upturn.(HSBC James Capel's forecast for US and United Kingdom stock prices)Business 
Selective investment.(offshore investment for United Kingdom investors)BusinessNerys Avery
Serious damage.(economies and stock prices in emerging markets)Business 
Serps: investors return to the fold.(United Kingdom state earnings-related pension scheme; includes related article)Business 
Service with a smile (and with a certificate).(training in the United Kingdom hotel industry)BusinessDavid Wood
Seven days that shook the markets.(chronology of the 1987 stock price crash)Business 
SGB climbs free.(SGB stock issue)Business 
Shared concern.(US interest rates and stock prices)Business 
Share dealing hots up.(Halifax and Edward Jones invest in expansion of stock dealing services)Business 
Share prices on the move.(stock price information available to UK investors using phones)Business 
Share the secrets with ShareLink.(ShareLink investors' conference (includes related notes))Business 
Share transfers that cut out the middleman.(stock transfers and tax planning for United Kingdom investors (includes related notes))Business 
Shell.(performance of Shell; includes related notes)Business 
Sheriff rides off.(Astead to acquire Sheriff Holdings)Business 
Shifting fee structures.(fees for UK personal equity plans)BusinessKaren Zagor
SHL: testing the market.(SHL may use stock flotation proceeds for acquisitions)Business 
Short but not so sweet.(disadvantages of shortened versions of corporate reports)Business 
Short-lived comfort from the Fed.(US interest rates)Business 
Should I stay or should I go?(unit trusts geared to Asian markets)BusinessNerys Avery
Sid faces up to another chilly winter.(changes affecting the UK stock exchange (includes related notes))Business 
Sighs of relief.(Hong Kong stock market)Business 
Signs of the seven-year itch.(Asian emerging markets)BusinessStuart Fieldhouse
Sinclair makes most of health opportunities.(performance of Sinclair Montrose)Business 
Sinks rise again.(performance of Spring Ram)Business 
Sitting ducks.(UK friendly societies)Business 
Sitting on a gold mine.(Rangold Resources stock issue)Business 
Six of the worst.(world equity markets seen by HSBC James Capel)Business 
Sketchley: yet to convince.(performance of Sketchley)Business 
Skorpion makes for a happy reunion. (performance of Reunion Mining)Business 
Slick recovery.(performance of Greenway)Business 
Slick work at Edinburgh Oil and Gas.(performance of Edinburgh Oil and Gas)Business 
Slimma: putting on weight.(performance of Slimma)Business 
Small companies that have failed to deliver.(performance of stocks in small UK companies)Business 
Small may be beautiful.(possible attractions and disadvantages of investing in smaller firms' shares)Business 
Smalls feel the strain.(small business in northern England)Business 
SmithKline riding high.(performance of SmithKline Beecham stocks)Business 
Snapshot.(United Kingdom Jul 1997 Budget)Business 
Social calls.(United Kingdom pension funds and socially responsible investments)BusinessMalcolm Lynch
Soco International: Mongol hoard.(share issue planned by Soco International)Business 
So far, so good.(Indian stock prices)Business 
Softening up the market.(AIT plans stock issue)Business 
Soft landing.(NatWest Markets sees danger of recession in the United Kingdom)Business 
Software king.(Royalblue stock issue)Business 
Some doubt.(United Kingdom government securities)Business 
Some surprises, some disappointments.(changes in forecasts for UK corporate results)Business 
Something brewing.(performance of Whittard of Chelsea)Business 
Something out of the blue.(possible drop in stock prices)Business 
Sound future.(performance of TGI)Business 
Sound recovery.(performance of Headway)Business 
Space to let, apply within.(office real estate in Nottingham, England)BusinessRichard Tresidder
Speeding up Internet access.(performance of GEO-Interactive Media)Business 
Splashing out in Leamington Spa.(success of Leamington Spa, England, as a business location)BusinessSebastian Calnan
Split views on Granada.(performance of Granada stock price)Business 
Stadium's eye for acquisitions.(performance of Stadium)Business 
Stars of the show.(stockbroker awards to private client stockbrokers in the United Kingdom)Business 
Staying mutual: what is it worth to you?(benefits of mutual status for UK building society members; includes related article on Britannia building society)Business 
Stay overweight.(Golman Sachs view of equities)Business 
Steel defies analysts.(performance of British Steel stock price)Business 
Step by step to the best Pep choice.(UK personal equity plans (Peps); includes related notes on tax allowances for Peps)Business 
Sterling puzzle.(impact of strength of pound sterling)Business 
Still a long way to go for Graystone.(performance of Graystone)Business 
Still attractive.(attractions of United Kingdom equities)Business 
Still cool on BAA.(performance of BAA stocks)Business 
Still fighting over the single currency.(arguments for and against planned European monetary union)Business 
Still no joy in battle for nominee justice.(problems relating to nominee accounts for United Kingdom private investors (includes related notes))Business 
Still on hols.(trends in UK corporate pension schemes analysed by Dresdner Kleinwort Benson)Business 
Still some way to go.(performance of Chesterton)Business 
Still struggling to attract attention.(Cisco seeks separate market for stocks in small firms)Business 
Still stuck in the pits.(Formula One flotation)Business 
Still time to cope with self-assessment.(United Kingdom tax self-assessment; includes related notes)Business 
Still vulnerable.(financial markets in east Asia)Business 
Stockbrokers north east: strengths and pressures.(stockbrokers in north east England)BusinessEwart Mann
Stocking fillers with some value.(rare documents as an investment)Business 
Stop taking the tablets.(Powderjet Pharmaceuticals plans stock issue)Business 
Strategic boost.(Danka Business Systems link with Hewlett-Packard)BusinessRoger Philips
Strength beyond the EU.(fund industry in Guernsey)BusinessJacqui Canham
Strength in the middle ground.(medium-sized companies in northern England)Business 
Strips will leave small investors feeling cold.(United Kingdom government securities strip market; includes related notes)Business 
Strong growth in the teeth of the beef crisis.(performance of Pittards)Business 
Strong sterling still a problem.(strong pound strling affects UK stock prices)Business 
Strong tide with Thames.(performance of Thames Water stocks)Business 
Sum of the parts worth more than the whole. (Alpha Omikron)Business 
Surf's up at Hawtin.(performance of Hawtin)Business 
Suspend disbelief.(performance of BTG)Business 
Sutton builds on its historic foundations.(performance of Sutton Harbour)Business 
Sweet tax news.(Amstrad reconstruction and benefits to stock holders)Business 
Take a bet on the boss.(United Kingdom profit-related pay; includes related article)Business 
Taking comfort in new management.(performance of Friendly Hotels)Business 
Taking credit.(performance of Helphire)Business 
Taking shape.(performance of Springwood)Business 
Tastier dish.(performance of Lincat)Business 
Tax credit alert.(tax credit changes could affect UK bondholders)Business 
Tax curtain raiser.(possible changes in United Kingdom tax regulations)Business 
Tax deadline looms for non-mathematicians.(United Kingdom tax deadline for new self-assessment system)Business 
Taxman reviews its tablets of stone.(tax treatment of United Kingdom self-invested pension schemes; includes related notes)Business 
Tax warning.(UK tax shops likely to be set up as a response to self-assessment)Business 
Telefonica: sell-off hits the mark. (Telefonica share issue)Business 
Telspec: ignore the bumps.(perfromance of Telspec)Business 
Temporary relief.(value of pound sterling, interest rates and United Kingdom manufacturing industry)Business 
Term insurance is cheaper than ever.(premiums for United Kingdom term insurance drop (includes related notes))Business 
Tesco in its sector.(performance of Tesco stocks)Business 
Thailand's baht bargains.(devaluation of the Thai baht)Business 
The American way.(US pension system and lessons for the United Kingdom)BusinessAngus MacFadyen
The art of dumping.(United Overseas share issue)Business 
The attractions of leg-room.(Isle of Man as a financial center)BusinessKay Burgess
The attractions of UK equities.(forecasts for the performance of United Kingdom equities)Business 
The Bank of England's poisoned chalice.(Bank of England to decide on interest rates)Business 
The bank's fine monetary judgement. (UK interest rate policy)Business 
The blue diamond plot.(performance of Petra Diamonds)Business 
The Bre-X fiasco.(Bre-X share price drops)Business 
The brokers broken?(changes affecting UK stockbrokers)BusinessMatthew Orr
The case for corporate bonds.(includes related performance tables for UK personal equity plans)BusinessJohn Stopford
The case for scrapping Miras.(arguments against tax breaks for UK mortgage holders)Business 
The consumer dog that didn't bark.(UK retail sales and inflation)Business 
The dangers of tracking bears.(dangers of passive investment)BusinessLorenzo Romanelli
The dangers of US index-linked bonds.Business 
The doubtful charms of share buy-backs.(impact of stock buy-backs)Business 
The dubious charms of emerging markets.(performance of emerging markets)Business 
The early bird argument.(UK personal equity plans and tax planning)BusinessJason Hollands
The EMU has landed.(impact of European monetary union on private client fund management)BusinessSimon Rubinsohn
The Fed keeps the world guessing.(US interest rate policy)Business 
The Fed's problem with inflation.(US inflation and interest rates)Business 
The Fed's warning.(United States interest rate policy, inflation and stock markets)Business 
The ghost of Fawlty Towers.(United Kingdom hotel industry)BusinessJonathan Langston
The great and good: the cheap and irrelevant.Business 
The great base rate dilemma of 1997.(UK interest rates in 1997)Business 
The great dividend yield mystery.(significance of low dividend yields)Business 
The great rate gamble.(United Kingdom mortgages (includes related notes))Business 
The hole in the Treasury's books.(UK budget deficit and tax policy)Business 
The impossible pursuit.(predicting United Kingdom stock prices)Business 
The intact bull.(US share prices)Business 
The man from the Pru...may have cash for you.(Scottish Amicable takeover by Prudential)Business 
The name's bond... with-profits bond. (Absolute Beginners)Business 
The new economics: currencies and inflation.(changing views of economists on the impact of a currency rise)Business 
The new problem with Britain's trade balance.(United Kingdom trade balance and the value of pound sterling)Business 
The next decade.(United Kingdom housing market)Business 
The only way out.(need for boost from fiscal policy for Japanese economy)Business 
The partial death of inflation.(UK inflation)Business 
The pension revolution.(changes in United Kingdom company pensions)BusinessPhilip Beale
The power of persuasion.(ethical investments by charities)BusinessMichael Thomas
The presuppositions of Gordon Brown.(informed economic policy and economic performance)Business 
The price of stock market security. (advice on stock market funds for United Kingdom investors (includes related notes))Business 
The pull of the pool.(advice on unit trusts for UK investors)BusinessAmanda Davidson
The puzzle of Britain's wage inflation.(UK wage inflation fails to rise)Business 
The puzzle over Footsie's volatility.(United Kingdom stock prices)Business 
The rationality of exuberance.(benefits of investing in stocks)Business 
The real concern behind inflation data.(United Kingdom inflation)Business 
The real question.(southeast Asian financial markets seen by NatWest Markets)Business 
The risk of briskness.(risks of short term investments in management buy-outs)BusinessHugh Richards
The rule of 20.(US stock prices and interest rates)Business 
The self-destructing economic miracle.(United Kingdom economy and stock prices)Business 
The shape of things to come.(charting United Kingdom charities' performance)BusinessHeather Lamont
The spectre at the US feast.(possibility of higher US bond yields)Business 
The tax form cometh.(UK self-assessment for income tax; includes related notes giving significant dates for the new system)Business 
The three-cornered fight over Footsie.(factors affecting UK stock market)Business 
The true hole in UK public finances.(analysis of UK public finances and measures to deal with the budget deficit.)Business 
The true interest rate question.(United Kingdom interest rates in 1998)Business 
The truth behind your credit rating.(includes related article on UK credit reference agencies)Business 
The world's currency mystery.Business 
The year of the windfall.(conversion windfalls for members of UK building societies)BusinessBen Speke
They're playing our theme.(funds using themes as an investment strategy)Business 
Thin metal rolls out thickening profits.(performance of Metsec)Business 
Thomas's new friends.(performance of Britt Allcroft)Business 
Thoroughly modern Midlands.(economy of Nottingham, England)BusinessRichard Tresidder
Threadneedle blazes the OEIC trail. (Threadneedle to convert funds to open-ended investment company)Business 
Three back Centrica.(performance of Centrica stocks)Business 
Three's company.(merchant banking in north west England)BusinessColin Gillespie
Tiger plague.(performance of stock markets from Pacific Basin countries excluding Japan)Business 
Time for a crash course on paying school fees.(paying for school fees in the United Kingdom)Business 
Time for investors to get on their cycle.(business cycles, stocks and other investments)Business 
Time for the sun to finally shine.(Japanese stock market)Business 
Time is running out for Redland.(performance of Redland)Business 
Time's up for Fleming fund.(Fleming Far Eastern investment trust may be wound up)Business 
Time to be wary.(Swiss Bank Corp's view of world equity markets)Business 
Time to get to grips with Crest.(new UK share settlement system)Business 
Time to take a brighter view of Hadleigh.(performance of Hadleigh)Business 
Timing is crucial in hunt for Pep bargains.(UK personal equity plans)Business 
Tobacco's extra.(performance of BAT Industries)Business 
Tomkins.(performance of Tomkins (includes related article))Business 
Tooling up for expansion.(performance of Polyhedron)Business 
Too much trust in windfalls.(possible performance of Cairngorm Demutualisation Investment Trust)Business 
Too tough to tackle.(flotation of Nottingham Forest)Business 
Top dog on wall Street.(Salomon Brothers and Merrill Lynch report earnings)Business 
Top gearing.(gearing of United Kingdom investment trusts; includes related performance tables)BusinessLynn Strongin Dodds
Top of the Peps.(UK personal equity plans (Peps); includes related article on the tax benefits of Peps)Business 
Topsy-turvey.(Hong Kong financial markets)Business 
Top tips for a sure Aim in the company nursery.(UK Alternative Investment Market)Business 
Touch of jam-tomorrow at Concurrent.(performance of Concurrent Technologies)Business 
Tough times.(BZW forecasts for United Kingdom equities)Business 
Training the market.(performance of MediaKey)Business 
Trains and buses and planes.(performance of National Express)Business 
Tread carefully abroad.(international investment trusts)BusinessRolly Crawford
Treatt scents new triumphs.(performance of Treatt)Business 
Trends, traumas and turning points. (trends in UK share prices)BusinessDavid Schwartz
Trocadero property merry go round.(performance of Trocadero)Business 
Trust in Peps.(United Kingdom personal equity plans)BusinessCharlie Ricketts
Trust yourself.(UK taxpayers face self-assessment)BusinessRosemary Carr
Trying to deliver in the future.(Shire Pharmaceuticals acquires Pharmavene)Business 
Turbo charged.(Avis Europe share issue)Business 
Turnaround time.(Indian budget and stock market)Business 
Turning around.(Russian stock market)Business 
Twenty questions to ask your stockbroker.(advice for novice investorson using United Kingdom stockbrokers)Business 
Twin fears.(concerns affecting US share prices)Business 
Two readings.(US stock prices)Business 
UK budget: not needed.(Salomon Brothers view of UK budget)Business 
UK economy: policy dilemmas.(UK inflation and exchange rate policy)Business 
UK economy: price surprise.(UK inflation)Business 
UK economy: rates up.(UK interest rates could rise)Business 
UK economy: steady, healthy.(United Kingdom economy stable)Business 
UK equities: a fine path.(performance of UK equities)Business 
UK equities: gloomy.(forecast for UK equities)Business 
UK equities: playing safe.(UK share prices in 1997)Business 
UK gilts: high spirits.(UK government securities)Business 
UK housing: what boom?(performance of UK housing market seen by Nikko Europe)Business 
UK investors to get Aussie windfall.(Australian Mutual Provident flotation)Business 
UK pension funds' 100 pounds billion sterling mistake: pension funds could have invested 100 billion pounds sterling in the wrong places - because international diversification may not be as rewarding as they believe.Business 
UK retailing: buying time.(factors affecting shares in UK retailers)Business 
UK windfalls: no boom.(impact of UK building society payouts)Business 
Uncertain times.(performance of Norcor)Business 
Uncle Sam's vanishing budget deficit.(US budget deficit may be disappearing)Business 
Unexciting.(world equity markets seen by Goldman Sachs)Business 
Unnatural.(US inflation and interest rates)Business 
Unreasonable?(US share prices and corporate earnings)Business 
Unsure returns.(performance of London Insurance Market Investment Trust)Business 
Unsustainable?(United States bond market)Business 
Untapped resource.(performance of Pittencrieff)Business 
Unusual vehicle.(performance of Euclidian)Business 
Urge to merge.(mergers in Europe)Business 
US economy: the R-word.(US business cycles and share prices)Business 
Using sterling to put pounds in your pocket.(advice for United Kingdom investors seek to benefit from a strong pound sterling)Business 
US: missing the point.(danger of US inflation)Business 
Usury? Schmoozery - smart ways to borrow.(advice on borrowing in the UK; includes related note on interest rates)Business 
Utility windfalls - a time for rapid action.(cashback deals from UK utilities; includes related notes on the individual deals)Business 
Value times they are a-changing.(need for more frequent real estate valuations)BusinessDavid Martin
Vanishing deficit.(US budget deficit)Business 
Vans in shock reverse.(ABI Leisure warns of loss)Business 
VDC: a cavity to fill.(performance of VDC)Business 
Vehicle prospect.(performance of Airflow Streamlines)Business 
Ventured and gained.(UK venture capital companies)BusinessNorman Murray
Very stylish.(new stock indices measuring growth and value)Business 
Vickers: needing extra in the tank. (performance of Vickers)Business 
Villa's solid performance.(Aston Villa share issue)Business 
Visions and realities.(economy of Leeds, England)BusinessLynne Greenwood
Vitec.(performance of Vitec; includes related notes)Business 
Vodafone calls up overseas mobility: pay-off time is here for vodafone's overseas business. Now as they move out of costly start-up mode, group earnings will grow rapidly, underpinned by a far from mature UK mobile market.Business 
Vultures to profit from sickly trusts.(new United Kingdom investment trusts; includes related notes)Business 
Waddington's neater package.(performance of Waddington)Business 
Wage surprise.(UK inflation and wages)Business 
Waging a phoney war on inflation.(UK interest rate policy and risks from wage inflation)Business 
Wait for the invite to the takeover party.(rationalization likely among UK building societies carring out share issues; includes related articles on four building societies)Business 
Waiting for the bubble to burst.(performance of United Kingdom pension funds)BusinessJohn (American clergyman) Williams
Wall St eyes smoke signals.(US tobacco companies face litigation)Business 
Wall Street: two halves.(forecast for Wall Street in 1997 from Morgan Stanley's Byron Wien)Business 
Wall Street: wealth dangers.(US share price rises and inflation)Business 
Wanted: investors to plug the equity gap.(finance for UK private finance initiative projects)BusinessChris Eliott
Warming up.(United Kingdom interest rates set to rise)Business 
Warning.(factors that could lead to a drop in US stock prices)Business 
Warning signs.(ABN-AMRO Hoare Govett sees possible drop in United Kingdom stock prices)Business 
Waste not, want not.(ERAtech plans stock flotation)Business 
Watchdogs revamp.(regulation of United Kingdom financial services industry)Business 
Watching and waiting.(US interest rates and share prices)Business 
Watching Wall Street.(US share prices and UK shares)Business 
Watch out for the bargain basement Peps.(United Kingdom personal equity plans)Business 
Watch this space.(developments among United Kingdom investment trusts)Business 
Waterstone to try again.(Waterstone proposals for WH Smith)Business 
Ways to beat the taxation blues.(advice on tax planning in the UK)Business 
Ways to cope with do-it-yourself taxation.(changes to UK tax system; includes related advice notes)Business 
Ways to join tax-free fat cats.(ways of avoiding capital gains tax; includes related notes giving advice to investors)Business 
Ways to tap the best in Peps by phone.(buying UK personal equity plans by phone)Business 
WBA plans an attractive game off the pitch.(performance of West Bromwich Albion)Business 
Weathering the interest rate storms.(impact of German and US interest rates on stock prices)Business 
Weetabix serves up a tasty mouthful.(performance of Weetabix)Business 
We've been here before. (investments)Business 
What hole?(United Kingdom budget)Business 
What if?(impact of a possible delay to European monetary union)Business 
What Labour means for UK industry.(impact of a victory for the UK Labor party in 1997 on policies related to industry)Business 
What's at stake in the rate debate. (United Kingdom interest rate policy)Business 
What's it worth?(performance of Northern Rock)Business 
When barons fall out.(Russian stock market)Business 
When fear gives way to complacency. (wage inflation, employment and stock prices in the United Kingdom)Business 
When green issues are not black and white.(variations in criteria used by ethical funds)BusinessAdrian Bowden, John (American governor) Hancock
Where have all the donors gone?(donations to United Kingdom charities)BusinessSarah Tanner
Where's it going?(impact of repatriation by Japanese investors and other factors affecting fixed income markets)Business 
Where to look for independent advice.(using independent financial advisers in the United Kingdom)Business 
Which way Railtrack?(performance of Railtrack shares)Business 
Whistling in the wind.(impact of the abolition of dividend tax credits in the Jul 1997 United Kingdom Budget (includes related article))Business 
Why a budget surplus is bad news.(United Kingdom fisal policy)Business 
Why Asia's financial crisis matters.(includes related article on Japanese banks)Business 
Why delay can be dangerous.(delay in United Kingdom interest rates rise)Business 
Why delay may be deadly for EMU.(impact of a delay in planned European monetary union)Business 
Why Footsie is not at 9000.(UK stock prices and risk premiums)Business 
Why it's not so bad to be up to your neck in debt.(importance of gearing for a company's finances; includes related notes)Business 
Whys and wherefores of the windfall tax.BusinessPhilip Ryland
Why the balance of trade matters.(United Kingdom balance of trade)Business 
Why women get lousy pensions.(pensions for women in the United Kingdom)Business 
Windfall? 'No chance!'(Lanica Trust bid for Co-operative Wholesale Society)Business 
Wine investments are flavour of the month.(wine as an investment)BusinessPamela Shimmell
Wireless wonder.(Ionica stock flotation)Business 
With all my worldly goods I thee endow (less 30%).(problems affecting planned merger between British Telecommunications and MCI (includes related notes))BusinessPhilip Whiterow
Woolwich nears the finishing post.(Woolwich stock flotation (includes related notes))Business 
Worry over Pru posers.(performance of Prudential stocks)Business 
Worry over R-R margins.(performance of Roll-Royce stocks)Business 
Worry?(prospects for UK inflation)Business 
Wounded tigers.(investment and unit trusts from the United Kingdom focusing on the Far East)Business 
Yearning for an easy answer to earnings.(analysing corporate earnings)Business 
Year of the cull.(UK investment trusts and takeovers; includes related article on control of managers and trustees)Business 
You can run.(correlation of major financial markets)Business 
You don't have to be a rocket scientist.(using investment software)Business 
You may as well be a Scrooge as a Santa.(ecxonomic aspects of gift giving at Christmas)BusinessChristmas Dillow
Young cashes in on the pound's muscle.(performance of H Young)Business 
Zeneca in fine health.(performance of Zeneca stocks)Business 
Zomig lifts Zeneca.(performance of Zeneca shares)Business 
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