HeyJaredJamie Ward
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 29, 2026
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- Jul 17, 2026
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Should you invest in CVS Group? (opens the original)
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CVS Group (LSE:CVSG) is an example of how temporary uncertainty can create attractive investment opportunities. For the past three years, the UK's largest listed veterinary services group has traded under the shadow of the Competition and Markets Authority's (CMA) investigation into the sector. Investors feared the regulator would impose remedies severe enough to undermine the industry's profitability, pushing the shares down to 13 times earnings – a ten-year low. Get unparalleled financial insi
What does shrinkflation signal to investors? (opens the original)
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Shrinkflation is rife. When did you last open a tube of Pringles and find the crisps reaching the foil seal? The gap at the top is no optical illusion – the makers of Pringles narrowed the canister and cut the contents from 200g to 165g while the price climbed towards £2.25. The result was a 118% increase in the price per gram. Customers may see fewer crisps, but shrinkflation isn't just an irritation for consumers. Investors should see something more revealing: it can be an early signal that a
Can new technology break Mastercard and Visa's duopoly? (opens the original)
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Mastercard and Visa are the dominant global payment networks. Their systems allow you to tap your card to buy a coffee virtually anywhere in the world, and two seconds later you are walking away. It feels effortless, but behind that two-second transaction lies a complex global relay. Your bank confirms funds, the merchant's bank requests authorisation and fraud systems assess the risk. To most people, Mastercard (NYSE: MA) and Visa (NYSE: V) are little more than logos on cards. In reality, they
How Taiwan's TSMC became the world's top chip company (opens the original)
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) (Taipei: 2330 and NYSE: TSM) may be the most important business most people have never heard of. Right now, you're probably carrying products that it has made. Most consumers recognise names such as Apple and Nvidia. Yet behind many of the products they sell sits a Taiwanese manufacturer responsible for turning their designs into reality. Every day, billions of people rely on devices powered by chips produced by TSMC. The company's influence stre
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