Joseph Cotterill

Bondholders ‘very disappointed and extremely concerned’ over collapse in talks

Invictus Energy has discovered gas in Zimbabwe, raising hopes the landlocked southern African nation could become a producer decades after ExxonMobil abandoned a search for oil in the region. The Australian-based company said four samples from a well in the north had shown the presence of gas in a country that has suffered severe power shortages and endured years of economic hardship. Shares in Invictus surged 28 per cent to A$0.20 on Thursday — the highest daily rise in a year, although from a low base.

South Africa’s Secunda plant has higher emissions than Portugal but investors are piling on pressure for change

Prices of China’s products shipped overseas have been falling at the fastest rate since 2008 crisis, and could help to push down inflation worldwide.

Angola is using an unusual deal with China to relieve a debt crunch in Africa's second-biggest oil producer by unlocking cash from a Chinese

Anglo American has unveiled the most radical plans to reshape the 107-year-old producer of copper, coal and diamonds in decades, as it fends

One of the largest investors in Israel's bonds is not a hedge fund titan or a Wall Street trader, but an elected municipal comptroller

A clogged dryer vent is a problem you shouldn't ignore. Failing to clean the lint out of the vent can mean it takes longer to dry your clothes, raising your energy costs.

Overseas buyers defy Beijing authorities’ unease over fear of debt market bubble

Unlike virtually every other holiday our nation celebrates, Labor Day isn't about any single American, religious event or group of heroes.