Radioactive material at risk of supply shocks given small number of dominant mines

Prices rebound from March lows after miner Kazatomprom slashes production

Chinese producer moves to offload some of its majority holding in Australia’s Greenbushes project

Chief executive Mark Bristow says miner has taken lessons on tackling coronavirus from experience of Ebola outbreak

Anglo-Australian mining group benefits from resilient iron ore price

Country’s production this year expected to top 2019 if coronavirus kept at bay

Chunk of assets already pledged as collateral could complicate efforts to secure fresh debt

German airline looks at procedure similar to Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid dispute over bailout conditions

One year saving for airline would be just 5 per cent of ex-fuel operating costs

Europe’s largest low-cost airline expects return to 2019 passenger levels to take 2 years

UK airport reports slump in passenger demand as calls resurface for expansion to be axed

Lenders and lessors had little alternative but to accept the debt-for equity swap

Treasury secretary’s comments compound woes for airline sector hit by Buffett’s share sale

Airline to axe up to 3,150 jobs and close London Gatwick operations as it scales back to save business

How Virgin Galactic might help the rest of the group escape the gravitational pull of coronavirus

Producers’ realised prices are lower than they appear, while traders are braced for more turmoil

Priority status as grid suppliers helps Orsted and Iberdrola weather drop in demand

Fall could be the equivalent of India’s total annual consumption, IEA says

Crash into negative prices jolts producers into cutting back

Biggest US oil company takes $2.9bn charge to account for crude’s plunge

Charging 2 per cent to hold assets when returns are low is wrong, writes Sebastian Mallaby

In future it may have to be budget stimulus that rides to the rescue

China looks set to pour billions in national savings down a black hole

It is always easy for central banks to find reasons not to act

If stimulus is well targeted, Boris Johnson’s government may achieve something of elegance

Benin crossing has been shut for three months, halting trade on vital frontier

State-owned flag carrier struggling to pay salaries and secure funds to stay aloft

First state company to enter business rescue since end of apartheid

Business contestants battle for $1m prize money in glitzy televised extravaganza

Telecoms group seeks to turn mobile payments unit into provider of wider services

Legislation cuts taxes for some enterprises while increasing VAT

McKinsey, BCG and PwC named in records showing allegations of looting by Angolan billionaire

State-backed carrier starts cancelling flights as vital government funding is delayed

Suspected suicide comes as Angolan billionaire indicted for money laundering

Pretoria has waived rules that prevented mining groups generating electricity for their own use

Endiama chief wants ‘radical change’ in overhaul of country’s scandal-hit gem industry

Neal Froneman highlights ‘lowest payback period’ after £285m purchase

Move could pave way for company to shift primary listing to London

Restrictions have hampered miner’s ability to move money out of the country

Petrochemicals group to launch sale of up to $2bn in shares as part of debt reduction push

Central African Republic has just three ventilators for its 5m people

Two Gulf companies shipped jet fuel to renegade general Khalifa Haftar, documents show

Investors fret over the level of economic stimulus Washington is likely to provide

Nikkei 225 average drops 16 per cent over the week amid broad pandemic-linked sell-off

Japanese tech group’s splurge on its own shares is not enough to impress investors

Trading restrictions did not work in the past; there is less reason for them to work this time

Country becomes first in world to halt all stock, bond and currency trading

The Japanese tech investment group is looking increasingly challenged

Strategy shift comes shortly after $1.4tn fund’s CIO tweeted he was stepping down

Virus’s swift and unforgiving economic effect may silence activists