Olympic Dam a Trump casualty?
BHP’s extension of its Olympic Dam project could be delayed, as mining giants rush to take advantage of US tax breaks.
BHP’s extension of its Olympic Dam project could be delayed, as mining giants rush to take advantage of US tax breaks.
Australia’s top corporate leaders are urging the government to continue to engage actively with China.
BHP’s chief has given Malcolm Turnbull the clearest possible indication of how to respond to the US tax rate cuts.
Increased renewable power will require more steel, copper and other mined resources than fossil fuel or uranium plants.
BHP chief Andrew Mackenzie says Western antipathy to free trade is blocking economic progress.
Chris Jordan says he is prepared to go to court against BHP and Rio over their use of Singapore marketing hubs for tax purposes.
Perth mayor Lisa Scaffidi has won an appeal in a travel and gifts saga that resulted in her being banned from office for 18 months.
BHP will pump almost $US3 billion ($3.9bn) into an overhaul and expansion of its Olympic Dam mine in South Australia.
Strong banks are a key source of competitive advantage.
Australia’s biggest miner is creating a most unlikely alliance with environmental charities.
Australia’s biggest miner is creating a most unlikely alliance with environmental charities. It can only end in tears.
New CEO Jimmy Wilson says he will focus on cutting costs and ensuring market transparency at Australia’s largest cooperative.
BHP Billiton may be looking to offload assets, other than US shale, in the coming years.
BHP chair Ken MacKenzie has backed his CEO, noting they’re both firmly in control, as he flagged board renewal.
Some of the nation’s biggest employers will be hit with an extra $435m in payroll taxes in Western Australia.
Copper is the metal of the future as demand for electric cars takes of, BHP believes.
The ACCC says it’s expecting a big drop in output from Exxon and BHP’s Gipplsand Basin Joint Venture next year.
BHP’s divergence of views with the Minerals Council chief has seen an abrupt end to his leadership.
An interesting concept has emerged from this week’s meetings between Elliott Partners and fellow investors in BHP.
Lieutenants from New York billionaire Paul Singer’s hedge fund Elliott Partners are back in Australia.
BHP has officially split from the Minerals Council of Australia’s climate change position and renewed calls for a CET.
A team of BHP Billiton mining workers have started running the nation’s biggest coal system from a Brisbane office.
Mining company dividends have surged on the back of higher commodity prices.
Grant King has stepped down from the BHP Billiton board because of an investor backlash over his appointment.
Grant King has quit the BHP board after an investor backlash, as Terry Bowen and John Mogford step up.
BHP chief Andrew Mackenzie says he is keen to get out of the company’s US shale business ‘relatively quickly’.
BHP Billiton will try to exit its US shale assets, as it swung back to a $US5.9bn net profit but missed expectations.
The disposal of BHP’s US shale assets could wipe net debt off its books and leave it primed for a major capital return.
BHP’s headline numbers disappointed but other numbers point to a looming cash bonanza for shareholders.
Not only are Paul Keating and Peter Costello decorated treasurers. It seems they’re on retainers with BHP, too.
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