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Hedge-fund billionaire Paul Marshall is nearing a deal to acquire Britain's Spectator magazine for more than $131 million, as the would-be media mogul seeks to expand his roster of news outlets.

Index funds are a great way to match the performance of the market. So why do so many investors end up falling short?

Wealth advisors recommend considering factors beyond returns, such as fund house reputation and macroeconomic conditions, before investing in mutual funds.

HNIs are increasingly investing in real estate, technology, pharma, fintech, and healthcare startups, as well as lifestyle products. Blue-chip stocks remain a favored asset class due to their growth and security balance.

Single holding offers full control to one individual but requires proper succession planning. Joint holding suits couples/families with shared access and flexibility but may cause disagreements. Choose based on personal ...

An artificial-intelligence land grab is lifting shares of the centers' landlords, such as Equinix, after years of mediocre rent growth.

What buyers should look out for in agent agreements.

Eight investors share why they bought the chip maker's stock--and how much they have made.

The tried-and-true 60/40 portfolio and 4% withdrawal rate in retirement could lead to "catastrophic" outcomes if markets behave differently than in the past.

A Mumbai trader lost ₹60 lakh in options trading over eight years. Here is his story that offers insights and lessons on the risks of F&O trading and financial management

Energy bills are to rise by an average of £149 a year from October under the new price cap, as pensioners face a double hit from the loss of winter fuel payments.

Pre-EMI interest paid until March 31, 2024, can be claimed in five equal installments starting from March 31, 2025. Interest paid in 2024-2025 is deductible in the same year. Principal repaid before possession is not ded...

A high CIBIL score upward of 750 can enable borrowers to procure personal loan at a low interest rate. Meanwhile, the rate of interest is at the discretion of the bank's credit department