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From the editor...

Lawsuit of the week

A turning point in economic history

Semiconductors head for “supersize bust”

China’s engine is sputtering

US inflation is still a threat

Viewpoint

■ A drought in the New York stockmarket

New headache for Haleon • GSK’s former consumer-products arm, spun off last month, has made a dismal debut on the stockmarket. Simon Wilson reports

Disney must build on its success

A stand-off over Mongolian copper

MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to this week’s share tips

A German view

IPO watch

How to deal with the energy crisis • Some combination of price cap and targeted help seems to be the way forward.

British universities are a “con trick”

Europe’s rivers dry up • That will have huge economic ramifications. Matthew Partridge reports

India’s massive transformation will continue

Betting on politics

News

Fixing Britain’s leaky pipes • A drought has been officially declared across much of the country, despite the fact that climate change is bringing more rain than ever. What’s going wrong?

Disney reclaims its crown • The media giant was late to the streaming party. But sometimes the latecomers have the advantage

City talk

The peril of playing it safe • Holding too much cash is painful in a high-inflation world, even if you expect the market to tread water

I wish I knew what a real interest rate was, but I’m too embarrassed to ask

Guru watch • Hao Hong, former chief strategist, Bocom

Best of the financial columnists

Money talks

Brace for global regime change

It’s time for Tory socialism

Make a mint from royalties

The internet is disappearing

The dawn of the smart factory • Exciting new technologies and trends are coming together to change the face of manufacturing. Matthew Partridge looks at the companies that will drive the fourth industrial revolution

Five smart-manufacturing stocks

Put your trust in private-equity trusts • One fund’s poor performance has dented confidence in the whole sector. This is wholly unjustified, says Max King

Latin America: the key to net-zero • The continent’s base metals are crucial to stabilising global greenhouse-gas emissions, says James McKeigue

Turning up the heat • The energy-price cap will almost double in the autumn. What does this mean for your money, and how can you alleviate the squeeze?

Insuring gifts can help you avoid IHT

Pocket money... where there’s a will

Save with salary-sacrifice • These schemes can be a valuable perk when you are building up a pension

A new type of retirement fund

News round-up... pensions for children

Strong tailwinds bode well for Chinese stocks • A professional investor tells us where he’d put his money. This week: Dale Nicholls of the Fidelity China Special Situations Trust picks three favourites

If only you’d invested...