BHP targeted as Samarco pulls the plug
Lenders circling $US2.7bn owed by BHP and Vale’s Samarco iron ore operations in Brazil say the company has ‘entirely failed to negotiate’.
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Borders uncertainty a recovery risk: BHP
Snap border closures by trigger-happy state governments could hamper the nation’s recovery from the pandemic, says BHP.
UBS forecasts iron ore price drop
Analysts at the investment bank say iron ore is likely to drop below $US100 within a year and have hit Australian miners with rating downgrades.
BHP to subsidise student fees for regional training courses
The mining giant will help underwrite a federal government program for unemployed, young and Indigenous Australians to access apprenticeships, skills and short-course training.
Buying lacks conviction as investors keep wary eye on Fed
It was a sharp but unconvincing rise in Australian shares this week.
BHP push for gas price transparency
BHP wants independent domestic gas index and use of the spot market, amid standoff between producers and users over prices.
Big investors pressure miners, resources over climate
Climate investors controlling $US54tn have raised concerns over corporates including BHP and Rio Tinto for failing to match their future spending with long-term emissions goals.
BHP’s Slattery in Woodside contention
The race to find a successor to long-time Woodside Petroleum boss Peter Coleman is heating up.
Iron ore OK as BHP offloads its China coal
BHP boss Mike Henry says all of the company’s China-bound coal is now finding new customers.
Former BHP boss to chair Shell
Former BHP boss Andrew Mackenzie has been named chairman of energy giant Shell.
BHP to mine new technology for ‘golden age’
The global mining sector is on the cusp of a new ‘golden era’ of discovery, BHP’s new exploration boss says.
Quay to the city
There’s a surprising connection between this Perth hotel and the story of The King and I.
ASX backtracks to finish lower
The local sharemarket reversed a strong early lead to finish slightly down after the RBA reaffirmed the cash rate.
US puts brake on giant Rio, BHP copper project
BHP and Rio’s Resolution copper project faces new delays as Biden administration demands more consultation with Native Americans.
ASX higher as travel stocks surge, Zip Co sinks
Australian stocks rose strongly and BHP hit a record after gains on Wall Street. Flight Centre, Qantas shares rose despite losses. Zip Co and A2 Milk dive. ASIC sues NAB.
Mining heavyweight bets on batteries
Mick Davis, a key figure in the BHP-Billiton merger, is raising money to invest in mining the metals required to store power.
$5.1bn cash splash: BHP pays monster dividend
BHP will return a massive $US5.1bn to shareholders on the back of a surging iron ore price, even as statutory profits fell.
BHP’s made-in-China riches iron clad for now
China will this year produce more than one billion tonnes of steel for the third successive year which is great news for BHP and Australia’s other iron ore miners.
BHP heralding a new dividend super cycle?
Miners aren’t growth stocks, but if the commodity super cycle really is beginning again, what’s the difference?
BHP a big winner from Biden’s carbon attack
BHP stands to be one of the world’s bigger beneficiaries from the election of Joe Biden as US president, but its focus has shifted.
China ban hits BHP coal arm as profits slide
BHP’s coal operations booked a $US1.1bn ($1.4bn) reversal in its half-year result as the pandemic and China’s coal bans bit deep into the division’s usually reliable profits.
ASX surges on jam-packed news day
The ASX surged on a chockablock corporate news day, with BHP delivering a bumper dividend and more woe for Crown.
Bumper payday for BHP investors
BHP shareholders are pocketing a record return from their investment, with the company paying out a staggering amount in the last three years.
ASX posts another solid gain, Bitcoin hits new record
ASX closes near 12-month high as BHP rallies; New blow to Fortescue leadership; Bitcoin testing $US50,000 as it hits new record high.
BHP’s nagging $10bn headache
While he basks in the glow of a record interim dividend, BHP’s Ken MacKenzie still has to sort a $10bn problem that’s yet to return a cent.
Olympic Dam’s new boss announced
BHP has employed Dr Jennifer Purdie to head up Olympic Dam – the third woman in a row to take on the role.
Last Post: Australia Day/Invasion Day and how to reconcile the two
It seems the negative connotations attached to celebrating Australia Day on January 26 have rendered it a difficult date on which the nation can come together.
China the elephant in the room
China looms large over BHP’s future in both the dividend boost it will provide thanks to the booming iron ore earnings.
Black outlook for coal: BHP slashes mine values
BHP has cut up to $US1.3bn from the value of its NSW thermal coal mines as it looks to offload the assets, and amid China bans.
Slashing mine value says what about coal, BHP?
How much of this is about BHP’s long-term outlook for the coal price?
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