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Stocks around the world upended by worries about growth, a Big Tech sell-off and the unravelling of a popular yen trade

Election seen as a referendum on the competence of a party that has governed since the country’s first post-apartheid vote

Policymakers try to revive IPOs and trading volumes but plans are fragmented and progress has been slow

Low rates on Ireland, high levies on Slovakia, Asian misery and the strange tale of St Pierre and Miquelon

They may be boring or boastful, but the much-mocked Christmas missives help relationships survive modern life

While bragging and smugness are out, delighting in your achievements shouldn’t be

Contempt for younger workers protesting at the daily grind masks the fact that so few are happy with it

Also in this week’s newsletter, advice for a parent who faces a tough talk with their job-shy child

A complex society is best served by a competent, professional and neutral public service

Denise Dupré has got American money to spend on French wine tourism