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Can Baltic Classifieds boost your portfolio? (opens the original)
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Baltic Classifieds (LSE: BCG) operates a wide range of car, job, real estate, and professional services websites in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. It is uniquely placed to benefit from the region’s prosperity. While countries such as France, Spain and Germany have been struggling, the Baltic states have been quietly getting on with boosting productivity and growth. Barely two decades after joining the EU in 2004, Estonia's GDP, adjusted for inflation, is now close to that of Portugal, while Lith
Halfords is moving up a gear – should you invest? (opens the original)
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During Covid, Halfords (LSE:HFD), briefly benefited from the expectation that everyone would become a cyclist. Many people were making changes to their lives, such as adopting a pet, buying an exercise machine, or taking up a new hobby. Shares in the firms that served these sectors surged, but once the lockdowns ended, many of these interests dwindled, causing the shares to fall back. Even today, Halfords’ share price is still down 50% from its record peak in May 2021. But recently it has starte
Tina Fordham: “It's a mad world – and it's here to stay” (opens the original)
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Tina Fordham is the former chief global political analyst at Citigroup and founder of Fordham Global Foresight. Tina has spent more than 25 years advising senior business, government and military leaders on navigating political and geopolitical risk; she has served as a senior adviser to the UK prime minister and advised military leaders. She also sits on advisory boards at Columbia University and the University of Cambridge. Her forthcoming book, Mad World: A Geostrategy Survival Guide for Lead
UK housebuilders that will profit from a Burnham boost (opens the original)
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The past few years have been very tough for UK housebuilders and their shareholders, says Jo Rands, a portfolio manager on the UK Equity Income, UK Managers' Focus and UK Rising Dividends strategies at ClearBridge Investment. The government has pledged to build 1.5 million homes in five years, but various headwinds, including cost increases and higher interest rates, have caused UK housebuilders' shares to plunge over the past two years. Yet with Andy Burnham entering No. 10 with talk of buildin
Is CEO Dave Lewis Diageo’s hangover cure? (opens the original)
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Dave Lewis, new CEO of alcoholic-drinks giant Diageo, laid out plans to revamp the company after several years of falling profits, says Madeleine Speed in the Financial Times. The maker of Guinness and Johnnie Walker posted a 2% decline in organic revenue for the year to 30 June 2026, while operating profits dropped 27% to $3.2 billion. Savings will be made by “redesigning Diageo's operating model and overhauling its supply chain”, with the elimination of what Lewis calls “massive duplication”.
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