Equities unbound: when will the bull market end?
12 mins. to read
Wall Street is setting new records against a backdrop of so-so economic data. What is going on? asks Victor Hill.
Economics & Markets
The Longevity Revolution
12 mins. to read
At Master Investor’s Investing in the Age of Longevity event, leading scientists met with eminent investors. Victor Hill explains why these new technologies are mind-blowing, yet credible.
Cultivated meat: meat grown in space and the $50 chicken nugget
7 mins. to read
Laura Turner of Agronomics reports on the International Cultured Meat Conference in Maastricht, where industry insurgents are targeting a $7.3 trillion meat, poultry and seafood market by 2025.
Election issue number one – the “climate crisis”
14 mins. to read
Whether you believe there is a “climate crisis” or not, climate change and what to do about it is emerging as the pivotal issue of the UK general election.
The UK General Election 2019 – all bets are off
15 mins. to read
The UK will hold a general election on 12 December. Investors should understand that anything could happen, writes Victor Hill.
Frontier technology: the next wave…
21 mins. to read
There is a cluster of new technologies in development right now that will transform the way we live – for both good and, if not effectively regulated, for ill, writes Victor Hill.
AI & Tech Update
13 mins. to read
AI investment in the UK is at record levels. Fintech is booming even as Libra, stalls. And Google has just attained Quantum Supremacy. What should investors make of it all?
Mellon on the Markets
4 mins. to read
Inside the mind of the Master Investor: influential British investor, Jim Mellon, reveals his latest thoughts on the markets.
Aviation – the next phase
11 mins. to read
Flying taxis, hypersonic air travel, electric-powered aircraft, space tourism and ultra-long-haul travel may be closer than we realise, writes Victor Hill.
Compulsory Veganism is not the Answer
13 mins. to read
Now the disciples of Saint Greta want us all to go vegan – and stay at home. They would be better off focusing on how we can eliminate food waste, writes Victor Hill.