Weekly dispatches

The stocks of North Sea oil producers have been left for dead. Could that soon change?

Australian micro-cap Energy Transition Minerals could hold the key for a US-Greenland-Denmark deal – as crazy as it may sound.

Prices for dinosaur skeletons have gone vertical. Will rare human bones experience a similar boom?

Deep-sea mining could reshape the world’s supply of key minerals. The Metals Company could be at the heart of it.

The stocks of pandemic vaccine makers have been decimated. What’s next for these companies – devastating lawsuits or a surprise recovery?

The media industry remains in turmoil, further fuelled by the recent US election results. How will The New York Times do during this new era?

The soaring share price of Rockhopper Exploration has put the Falkland Islands back in focus. Is it too late to jump on the bandwagon?

Once maligned and ignored, European bank stocks have just had another year of strong returns. Which stocks could benefit from the momentum?

Valuations of some British stocks are ridiculously low. This could be a generational investment opportunity for small-cap sleuths.

I had mobilised GBP 30m to buy a portfolio of real estate in Sark, with plans to IPO the company. How did it go, and what may happen next?

Guyana could become the world’s richest country. Besides oil and gas stocks, it also entails an unknown, century-old land company.

The City of London is struggling to figure out its future. Could it emerge yet stronger? What are some British stocks to look at now?