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BHP drops a truth bomb on green iron
BHP says Chinese blast furnaces have a long way to run, and unveiled a big breakthrough with Baowu. If BHP is right, the Pilbara golden goose will be just fine, countering Andrew Forrest’s claim the region risks becoming a wasteland.
Samarco millions sidestep ‘$70bn’ suit
More than 250,000 Brazilians registered for the BHP-backed compensation scheme over the deadly dam collapse. Much of the $18m a day paid out by iron ore miner Samarco is going to claimants ditching the Pogust Goodhead class action.
BHP appeals ruling reinstating fighting miner
The miner was sacked for punching a co-worker twice during a late-night fight at work.
What now for ailing resource giants?
Our big five resources stocks – BHP, Fortescue, Rio Tinto, Woodside and Santos – have disappointed investors recently, and now face fresh challenges.
Big lessons from Rio Tinto’s leadership trap
The big miner wants to move faster. And now rivals Rio and BHP are in a race to lock in a new chief executive.
Markets rebound; bitcoin hits new record
The ASX 200 index closes up 0.2 per cent at 8360.9 points after rising to 8380.6. Myer shares rise after sales dip. Judge lashes ACCC’s ‘appalling’ moves in supermarkets hearing. Bitcoin hits new high.
BHP says the return of unions is the ‘definition of unproductive’
BHP now employs people just to drive union officials around to facilitate ‘right of entry’ requests. The miner pleaded with Labor for policies that help, not hinder, productivity as the mood in the Pilbara between the miners and unions turns frosty.
BHP boss doubts free trade recovery, ‘pretty far-fetched’
BHP and Rio Tinto agree that China is showing real confidence despite the trade war, with Mike Henry predicting a future marked by ongoing tariffs and bilateral agreements.
Miner sacked for work fight wins job back
A BHP miner sacked for punching a co-worker twice during a late-night fight has successfully argued self-defence.
Rio shareholders urged to vote for unification
UK hedge fund Palliser Capital is ramping up its campaign for Rio Tinto to abandon its London listing, challenging shareholders to consider rival BHP’s performance since it ditched dual listing.
Bets are off over BHP returns for Anglo with Mike Henry exit
With chatter that a new chief could be taking the helm at the mining giant, sources say it is likely to spell the end of any mega deal plans.
ASX 200: Banks, gold miners help offset tech, energy falls
Gold record rings alarm bells for the global financial system. ASX ends flat as CBA and gold miners soar. Macquarie shares climb on $2.8bn asset sale to Nomura.
White House win for Rio Tinto, BHP as copper mine gets fast track
Rio Tinto and BHP are big winners from the White House’s battle with China to seize control of critical minerals used in energy and military projects after the White House fast-tracked the duo’s Resolution copper project in Arizona.
Hiring more women has made BHP ‘safer and better’
BHP chief executive Mike Henry says reaching the 40 per cent female employee milestone across its global ranks has given the miner a ‘distinctive competitive advantage’.
Energy stocks rebound leads ASX higher
The local sharemarket extended gains in afternoon trade, driven by a sharp rebound in energy stocks and buoyant gold miners. Jobs data won’t push RBA rate cut in May. BHP gains on steady March quarter. Woodside spikes on LNG deal, oil price.
Hunter jobs rest on BHP’s hydro dream
The future of 2000 workers is under the spotlight with BHP set to close NSW’s largest coalmine in 2030, amid demands for the Albanese government to step in to safeguard the Hunter Valley region.
BHP axes more contractors as coal price falls
BHP-run coal miner BMA has dumped contractors hired for rehabilitation work in Queensland.
Trump thump: ASX 200 haemorrhages $112bn
Trump tariffs trigger GFC echoes as market trims falls. Treasurer warns on recession risk, flags potential 50bp rates cut. Fears of Black Monday-like crash as traders reel from speedy rout. AUD back above US60c.
ASX halves fall to 0.9pc even as Trump tariff fears grip Asia
Trump tariff relief as Aussie beef escapes ban, medicines exempt. Asian equities slump as China, Japan urge dialogue. Last-ditch reprieve for Gupta’s InfraBuild. APRA lifts ANZ capital buffer, demands over concerns.
Aussie giant’s big move to get rich in Africa
Australia’s biggest miner boasts operations in Australia, Chile and Canada, and now it’s making a new play for Africa.
ASX 200 slumps; Star close to Queen’s Wharf deal
Casino operator’s deal with Hong Kong partners to help avoid administration. Ex-dividend trading, oil price slide weigh on bourse. Insurers face $2bn-plus hit from Cyclone Alfred. APRA moves to tighten financial board rules.
Union claims victory in BHP, Rio recruitment drive
The Electrical Trades Union has signed up hundreds of workers at key BHP and Rio Tinto operations, in a shake-up of the Pilbara’s industrial relations landscape.
Top tips to strengthen your share portfolio
Investment experts deliver their latest buy, hold and sell recommendations for Australian listed companies.
Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure on acquisition hunt
The coal port operator says it is identifying opportunities for diversification through acquisitions.
Whyalla needs innovative thinking to be revived for nation
Perhaps in a few years international companies will be buying Australian green steel from Whyalla. We won’t know if we don’t try, and we are well placed to succeed.
BHP in spotlight: Dividend drop and a road map for copper
BHP’s finance chief Vandita Pant explains the result and dividend cut to retail shareholders as the group focuses on copper.
BHP goes cold on M&A as dust settles on Anglo bid
BHP is questioning the wisdom of large-scale acquisitions in the sector after its $77bn takeover tilt at Anglo American.
The $50bn strategic bet that’s set to change BHP forever
The BHP of the future will be less reliant on Australia and even less about iron ore as CEO Mike Henry reshapes the miner. Is it the right strategy?
BHP boss throws down gauntlet on productivity
The mining giant says the outcome of union attempts to regain a foothold in the iron ore industry will have a big bearing on investment after its dividend fell to an eight-year low.
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