BHP to trial own contact tracing app on sites
Chile will begin the trial, with the miner potentially rolling out the technology across its global workforce.
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BHP boss backs oil rebound
BHP boss backs oil and says price will rebound when coronavirus restrictions on movement end.
China offers some hope for BHP
BHP is bracing for a ‘sharp’ contraction in the US, Europe and India to hit its outlook, but says Chinese demand is strengthening.
Mines ready to trim FIFO trips
The resources industry will continue operating, but all non-essential work to be reduced and fly-in-fly-out to be examined.
BHP loses $125m tax appeal
BHP has lost its High Court appeal in a $125m tax case over its controversial Singapore marketing hub.
BHP seeks deals if market slump prolonged
BHP engineered to ‘still have a business not only capable of surviving, but actually of thriving’.
Iron ore prices, $A lift BHP profit
BHP cautions against tax rise on the liquefied natural gas sector as it posts a 29 per cent gain in half year net profit.
Mackenzie in early BHP exit
Andrew Mackenzie will retire from BHP three months earlier than first announced, after handing the CEO job to Mike Henry.
Jonathan Price to leave BHP
Rising star Jonathan Price is the latest senior BHP executive to quit with an internal shake-up in full swing.
Suitors circle Inpex, Santos oil assets
Petro Talaria and the US-based oil and gas company Helix Energy are understood to be homing in on Australian oil and gas assets.
Why they liked Mike
BHP had two brilliant candidates for the top job. But Mike Henry pulled off something hitherto thought impossible.
Is Mike Henry the perfect CEO?
Understated and intelligent, BHP’s new boss fits the profile of an executive groomed for leadership.
BHP reveals new CEO
BHP has announced Mike Henry will take over as CEO, with Andrew Mackenzie set to retire.
Buying Bass Strait stake ‘complex’: BHP
Petroleum boss Geraldine Slattery says buying Exxon’s half-stake in Bass Strait could be too difficult.
Climate hypocrisy getting annoying
Protesters must make personal sacrifices – no cars, no flights.
From Moscow with a mission
The unusual resume of Michael Heine proves he’s no ordinary boss.
BHP boss digs in on climate
BHP’s boss isn’t backing down from the champion of capitalism’s vocal stance on climate change.
In BHP’s interests to keep coal
Coal is an essential ingredient of our prosperity.
BHP should think of big picture
BHP has a duty beyond its responsibilities to shareholders.
Unwise of BHP to get out of coal
It would be folly to blow up reliable coal-fired power.
Fossil fuels will power the future
It appears the BHP chief is indulging in virtue signalling.
Coalface to the cloud
BHP looks to a cutting-edge, tech savvy future workforce
Shipping ‘victims’ win payouts
Shipping workers have won redundancy payouts of up to $560k from a major company amid a union war on BlueScope and BHP.
Unions at loggerheads with BHP over foreign-crewed ships
Maritime unions have locked horns with BHP.
Miners must support native group backing for Adani: Canavan
Matt Canavan has urged BHP and Rio Tinto to back traditional owners in their support for Adani’s Carmichael coal mine.
Miners back Uluru call for ‘voice’ Miners back Uluru call for ‘voice’
BHP and Rio Tinto today become the first major corporations to publicly support the Uluru Statement from the Heart.
Sacked miner gets his job back
BHP Coal has been ordered to reinstate a veteran mine worker and pay him $44,000 in lost earnings.
Quit Paris now, mining chiefs’ lobby demands
A new lobby group started by Hugh Morgan and other former mining chiefs rejects consensus on man-made global warming.
Stocks tick higher on BHP boost
A strong lift in BHP shares and a Wall Street tailwind helped push the bourse to its fifth-straight positive close.
Nasser parks his penthouse
Melbourne businessman Jac Nasser, the former president of Ford, has quietly listed his luxury South Yarra penthouse.
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