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In the 1980s, junk bonds changed the world of business and finance. This is how

It looks pointless for William Hill’s bosses to resist a three-into-one betting combination

Economists' models are often overrated. Not this one, the development of which was worth a Nobel Prize for its author

One day, interest rates will rise - honestly - and it will be a mixed blessing for investors

Philip Ryland finds two objects that illustrate the benefit of spotting a new idea early and the power of FMCG brands

Philip Ryland highlights three objects that tell you – almost – everything you need to know about options

It's odd that investors have shunned high-yield shares during times of ultra-low interest rates

An enigmatic painting and a Salvador Dalí sketch provide important insights into accounting

Technology titans won't want to watch quietly as chip designer Arm is swallowed by an indebted conglomerate

Two iconic objects tell us why some companies are marvellously successful but always face the threat of change