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The Week in Investment: Japan is 'ugly beyond belief'

00:01 | 13 March 2010

Japan's domestic economy isn't viable, says Neptune's Chris Taylor - but Japanese companies are world leaders. Plus: Is quantitative easing behind house price rises?

Capitalism is broken, here's how to fix it

12:11 | 09 March 2010

The shareholder model of capitalism only works if investors can influence company behaviour - which is easier said than done.

How to rescue the US economy - and cure cancer

13:54 | 08 March 2010

The US 'isn't viable', says author Richard Duncan - but government spending in the right areas could transform the economy.

(Almost) live from Tokyo: Why Japan is cheaper than you think

12:01 | 08 March 2010

Citywire is at the Tsukiji fish market - the largest in the world - with Neptune Japan Opportunities manager Chris Taylor.

The Week in Investment: Sterling - what happened, and what next?

10:17 | 05 March 2010

Why the UK's Ponzi economy is vulnerable to a fiscal crisis - but not yet

10:21 | 02 March 2010

Acclaimed author Richard Duncan says a larger deficit is better than ‘mass unemployment’ – but warns the UK could face similar problems to Greece.

Bond worries are exaggerated, says A-rated Spreadbury

09:27 | 01 March 2010

Sovereign debt fears have caused a real shift in sentiment towards fixed income, but high quality bonds should do well in the coming environment says Fidelity's Spreadbury.

AdviserCam: Why should I encash my child's savings plan to pay for Keydata?

00:01 | 27 February 2010

There's only one word for the increase in levies IFAs will have to pay following the Keydata debacle, says Nick Lincoln - 'iniquitous'.