In the US, the CIA has hit the headlines having opened its first Facebook and Twitter accounts, but while social media has well and truly infiltrated the establishment are investors really still spying growth opportunities in the sector?
Ian McNaught digs into Taiwan’s impact on the global tech industry
Axa Investment Managers’ Nigel Thomas has stated his respect for companies that cope particularly well with “disruptive technologies, business cycles and new secular trends” in his latest six-monthly report.
Technology failings at Brewin Dolphin will cost the group £32m in the first half of 2014.
As equities across the developed world rallied strongly at the end of last year, Richard Champion explains the dangers of some areas of the market demonstrating behaviour not seen since late 1999.
UBS Wealth Management is positioning its client portfolios to take advantage of a number of opportunities within technology and emerging markets.
JP Morgan American manager holds firm on technology choices, despite holding back performance.
Bolko Hohaus, portfolio manager of Lombard Odier Technology Fund, picks the following five technology stocks.
Instead of only focusing on products garnering press coverage, investors should look at cyber security and storage as areas with potential for huge growth.
Many seem fond to talk up the “return of the stockpicker” but what about the age of the thematic investor?
Over 80% of UK fund managers can now automate their asset re-registration via associated third party administrators (TPAs), according to Calastone.
An interesting juxtaposition last week as Apple announced the runaway success of its new iPhone5 models, while Blackberry informed investors it is in discussions with a consortium led by Fairfax Financial regarding a possible sale.
