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A round-up of some of our most-read stories in a year that Covid-19 dominated the headlines
Cash prizes up for grabs for 14-19 year olds in the FT’s annual contest
To buy something for less than it is worth is as useful as ever
Apply for a place in the second FT annual ranking of companies in North, Central and South America
List of 150 funds reveals the severe impact of pandemic on returns
Apply for a place in the fifth annual ranking with data provider Statista by November 30
Businesses shift their focus from scale to survival as a coronavirus-led downturn takes hold — but the region’s underlying growth prospects bode well for the recovery
Apply for a place in the third annual FT ranking, compiled with Statista and Nikkei Asia, by January 31 2021
The investment style is at a crossroads after the fall of high profile managers and historic dividend cuts
Pardoning cronies is offensive but precedented. Using DoJ to go after enemies is Nixonian
Coronavirus means many businesses face an uncertain future but the region’s fundamentals will aid recovery
I have little doubt that Trump will pardon his associate whatever sentence he receives
Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets
Fund managers find that trying to seek cheap and unloved stocks no longer pays
Strategy is due a comeback but not all ‘cheap’ stocks will outperform
Vast majority of entrants ‘go long’ in our 2019 stockpicking competition
Compete against FT writers in our annual stockpicking competition
Attempt to beat the market in 2019
David Stevenson explains why he has reduced equity exposure in his portfolio
Beijing shifts towards supporting short-term economic growth
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The Financial Times features 100 European companies, individuals and organisations that are using technology to change their businesses and tackle social challenges
Fund managers who claim to seek out undervalued companies must find new skills in the passive age
Investment strategy gains are over-reliant on one sector, reflecting little broader shift
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