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Valued at £1bn with no revenue: Greatland Gold’s incredible rise

West Australian gold developer sees record highs as release of mineral resource estimate gets closer

Fears of office demise conjure Reit value

Predictions of a more permanent shift to homeworking have caused market valuations to plummet for office landlords, but that might not be entirely justified

Open-ended property funds: time to move on?

Structural problems persist, even as a reopening looks likely

Carbon capture's questionable place in net zero push

Held up as 'critical' technology in the decarbonisation revolution, carbon capture has long way to go before making a dent in emissions levels

Commercial landlords intensify efforts to recoup income

Retail and leisure landlords are increasingly mounting legal action to recover missed rent payments in the wake of the pandemic

Mid-cap project pauses offer chance for rethink

Oil crash and Covid-19 restrictions have seen projects in production pushed back and those in development paused while times are tough

Mining’s lack of diversity is a reminder of its dark past in Africa

Even companies solely focused on Africa have few black leaders, with one expert calling the lack of representation a "tragedy"

Investors should buckle up for the US presidential race

Democrat nominations could pose a risk to US shares

Defusing the debt bomb

Careful management of the consumer debt burden is essential to avoid plunging the economy into a great depression, says James Norrington

Gold: records are made to be broken

In sterling terms, gold is at record highs. But conditions remain ripe for it to climb, with central banks struggling in the face of mass unemployment and stumbling economies