Today's featured articles
Expert View: Hargreaves Lansdown, Mothercare and Cranswick by Michelle McGagh
Overnight Markets: Wall Street little changed as deal news offsets data by Himanshu Singh
Tuesday Papers: ‘Reprehensible’ Lloyds under fire from Carney by Himanshu Singh
Farmland in Chernobyl? Pension investments to avoid by Michelle McGagh
Other headlines
Financial stocks drag FTSE into the red
Aberdeen Asset Management continues to fall on news of loss of big clients. Investors shrug off Lloyds' Libor fine.
Lloyds fined £218m over Libor rigging
Fines by US and UK authorities also relate to attempts to manipulate government lending scheme.
How Templeton Emerging Markets stands up
Performance of Templeton Emerging Markets investment trust has faltered and there's concern who will succeed manager Mark Mobius.
Pension liberation scheme seeks to appeal court ruling
The Pensions Regulator faces a challenge in its attempt to close down a pension 'liberation' scheme run by a former owner of Loaded magazine.
Mystery claims delay Pritchard payout
Thousands of investors with failed stockbroker Pritchard face a further nine-month wait before getting back their money.
5 shares pros are buying and selling
A roundup of trades by professional investors, including Neil Woodford. This time we look at Synairgen, Ashmore, Macfarlane, Wilmington and Acal.
Telecoms sector leads Asian stocks higher
Shares rose as profit at industrial companies in China increased by 17.9% in June from a year earlier, after gaining 8.9% in May.
Monday Papers: GSK opens issue of spinning off consumer division
And Lloyds Banking Group is to set aside another £500 million to compensate customers mis-sold payment protection insurance.
Sunday Papers: Malaysia Airlines in brand overhaul
And the UK Government is expected to launch the "14th onshore licensing round", inviting companies to bid for fracking rights in previously untouched areas.
Saturday Papers: Destination Maternity abandons Mothercare bid
And UK’s second quarter GDP growth of 0.8% means total economic output was 0.2% points bigger than in the first quarter of 2008, its previous peak.
Week Ahead: big US bounce-back on the cards
Second quarter US growth figures should show world's biggest economy has bounced back after cold winter.
Watchdog warns investors over corporate bonds
The Financial Conduct Authority urges consumers to consider the dangers of owning corporate bonds as interest rates start to rise.
The Accumulator: emerging markets keep rising
Our exclusive Accumulator table shows all global markets were up in the week ending Thursday, apart from a small fall in Russia.
Is shorting shares ethical?
Five financial experts debate the pros and cons of selling shares 'short' to make a profit.
Tech stock hiccup is a welcome pause for breath
David Sandham explains why the spring sell-off in technology equities represents a healthy 'correction' rather than heralding a repeat of the dotcom crash at the start of the century.
4 pension perks you don't want to lose
Savers who strip out their pension under the new retirement rules need to check they won't be losing one of these four key benefits.
