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.
BHP is bracing for a ‘sharp’ contraction in the US, Europe and India to hit its outlook, but says Chinese demand is strengthening.
The resources industry will continue operating, but all non-essential work to be reduced and fly-in-fly-out to be examined.
BHP has lost its High Court appeal in a $125m tax case over its controversial Singapore marketing hub.
BHP engineered to ‘still have a business not only capable of surviving, but actually of thriving’.
BHP cautions against tax rise on the liquefied natural gas sector as it posts a 29 per cent gain in half year net profit.
Andrew Mackenzie will retire from BHP three months earlier than first announced, after handing the CEO job to Mike Henry.
Rising star Jonathan Price is the latest senior BHP executive to quit with an internal shake-up in full swing.
Petro Talaria and the US-based oil and gas company Helix Energy are understood to be homing in on Australian oil and gas assets.
BHP had two brilliant candidates for the top job. But Mike Henry pulled off something hitherto thought impossible.
Understated and intelligent, BHP’s new boss fits the profile of an executive groomed for leadership.
Ken MacKenzie is taking over a job like no other. Among the things to be done, he must put his own stamp on BHP.
Macquarie says the airline’s cash generation is “under appreciated”, the stock well placed to play sector catch up.
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