BHP, PEER eye long haul SA training partnership
BHP and new SA training partner PEER have started the groundwork on building a talent pipeline for the mining giant through their first apprenticeship placement.
BHP and new SA training partner PEER have started the groundwork on building a talent pipeline for the mining giant through their first apprenticeship placement.
BHP has identified the commodity it thinks is its best bet to cash in on the global push to decarbonise and electrify industrial economies.
Lenders circling $US2.7bn owed by BHP and Vale’s Samarco iron ore operations in Brazil say the company has ‘entirely failed to negotiate’.
Snap border closures by trigger-happy state governments could hamper the nation’s recovery from the pandemic, says BHP.
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.
The mining giant will help underwrite a federal government program for unemployed, young and Indigenous Australians to access apprenticeships, skills and short-course training.
It was a sharp but unconvincing rise in Australian shares this week.
BHP wants independent domestic gas index and use of the spot market, amid standoff between producers and users over prices.
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.
The race to find a successor to long-time Woodside Petroleum boss Peter Coleman is heating up.
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.
How much of this is about BHP’s long-term outlook for the coal price?
The resumption of production at a mine that caused an environmental and human tragedy five years ago has boosted BHP’s full-year iron ore forecast.
Rio Tinto and BHP set to clear another hurdle over a giant US copper project, but face opposition from Native American tribes.
Investors are positioning ahead of what is expected to be a bumper dividend season.
Torrens Mining, which is already on the ground exploring near Olympic Dam, had a solid first day on the ASX.
Australian stocks close higher on a shortened day of trade as BHP resumes production at Brazil mine.
Five years after a deadly dam collapse, the Brazil iron ore operation jointly run by BHP and Vale has resumed production.
Scott Morrison says reports about China black-listing Australian coal are ‘speculation’, as he confirms the nation is set to beat its 2030 emissions targets.
Warning shots to the mining giants follows a move by Beijing that has all-but-formalised the blacklisting of Australian coal, devastating the $14bn trade.
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