Woodside logical ‘BHP oil buyer’
Woodside is a logical owner of BHP Billiton’s $US10 billion Australian oil and gas business, Credit Suisse says.
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BHP opens door to shale sale
BHP chief Andrew Mackenzie says the resources heavyweight would be prepared to sell its US shale business.
The Big Australian returns home
BHP has re-learnt its history and is re-engaging with its Australian small shareholders and the general community.
Billiton buried in BHP makeover
Billiton will embark on its second major branding campaign, reverting to its basic name BHP.
Bye Billiton, BHP returns to roots
Three months after the Brazilian dam disaster, BHP CEO Andrew Mackenzie went to the town that gave the miner its name.
New cash for Bass Strait oil
Exxon Mobil has flagged major new investment in the big offshore Victorian gasfields it owns with BHP Billiton.
Cash carries South32 forward
South32 booked a strong increase in cashflow yesterday despite struggling to match production forecasts.
Qantas shares low-flying fruit?
Macquarie says the airline’s cash generation is “under appreciated”, the stock well placed to play sector catch up.
Rebel a tough sell for Griffin
US hedge fund Elliott has enlisted Coalition-aligned lobbyist Barton Deakin as part of its activist tilt at BHP.
Quick BHP staves off Elliott bid
BHP may have won the opening rounds this week, but history suggests that the battle may have only just begun.
A new raider at BHP gate
The 21st century version of Robert Holmes a Court, Paul Singer of Elliott Management, has started a new attack on BHP.
Decay of Alan Stockdale’s vision
Blackouts in SA, BHP’s Olympic Dam power costs rising $30m in one year, businesses worried their power costs may rise.
Activist strategy ‘dire’ for BHP
US hedge fund Elliott says it’s surprised at BHP’s “dismissive” response to its radical restructuring plan.
Small shareholders key to BHP
A hedge fund plans a transfer of value from Australia to the UK. Local shareholders will be vital to preventing big BHP losses.
BHP list plan doomed to fail
No Australian treasurer will approve the proposal by a US activist investor to ditch BHP’s dual-listing structure.
BHP to seek to kill revamp plan
BHP plans a detailed rebuttal of proposals by an activist investor to spin off its petroleum assets and axe its dual-list structure.
BHP pressured on oil spin-off
BHP has rejected a radical plan to split its asset base in two and again make it a fully Australian-headquartered firm.
BHP to fend off dual list threat
An activist investor claims the dual-listed structure BHP has had since its 2001 merger with Billiton is outdated.
BHP rockets on activist play
Shares in the world’s biggest miner surge nearly 5 per cent on an activist New York hedge fund’s call for reform.
BHP leads stocks to two-year high
The local sharemarket powers past 5900 in a strong showing across the board and a late surge from BHP.
Liveris in mix for Nasser’s job
As the process to replace the BHP chairman gets to the pointy end, who should jet into Australia but Andrew Liveris?
Miners fall on iron ore slide
BHP and Rio shares slipped over 2pc at the open, after the price of iron ore tumbled below $US90 a tonne overnight.
Gail blows in
Former Westpac MD Gail Kelly is a contender to take control of the BHP Billiton board.
Dam suit on hold for BHP, Vale
A judge has suspended a $65bn lawsuit against mining firms responsible for the 2015 Samarco tailings dam disaster.
BHP warns against protectionism
BHP Billiton’s Andrew Mackenzie wants businesses to to counter the “false gods of protectionism and nationalism”.
Analysts rethink iron ore surge
Iron ore’s surprising price has led analysts to upgrade their expectations for the likes of Fortescue, Rio and BHP.
US agenda awful, says BHP boss
BHP Billiton chief executive Andrew Mackenzie has stepped up his concern over Donald Trump’s trade plans.
BHP could still leave investors short
Taking cues from share prices can lead investors astray.
Nahan ‘agreed on Rio, BHP levy’
WA Nationals leader Brendon Grylls has suggested Liberal Treasurer Mike Nahan privately backed his mining levy plan.
‘They have a dog in this fight’
Jay Weatherill rejects concerns from SA’s biggest employer, BHP Billiton, about its ongoing viability in the state.
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