Prepare for the dividend backflip
BHP has prepared its investors for a dividend cut, paving the way for industry-wide backflips.
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Tragedy rips $6.7bn off BHP
The London market has wiped $6.7bn from the dual-listed miner’s market value in the wake of the Brazil disaster.
A True North can calm nerves
BHP Billiton’s Peter Beaven has one of the tougher chief financial officer briefs in Australia.
South32 spin-off hopes dashed
South32’s stock has been in free fall as prices dive for products including aluminium and coal.
Time for BHP to rethink dividend?
Some analysts are questioning whether BHP should be adding to its debt load while commodities are falling.
CSL: Lamont named new finance chief
CSL has hired former BHP Billiton executive David Lamont as its new chief financial officer.
CFMEU set for BHP showdown
The CFMEU has taken aim at BHP in a sign a coming industrial battle could become just as vicious as past negotiations.
Climate policy won’t hurt us: BHP
BHP Billiton has moved to quash concerns it will be badly affected by co-ordinated global moves to combat climate change.
BHP slashes 17,000 jobs
BHP Billiton slashed 16,924 employee and contractor jobs in the past financial year, or 14 per cent of the workforce.
Miners to test for drug use
Mining giants BHP and Rio Tinto are among companies asking drug detection labs to create tests for synthetic drugs.
Rio in Pilbara costs assault
It’s in the Pilbara that Rio’s group-wide assault on costs can be stepped up over the next couple of years.
China’s iron ore appetite wanes
Australia’s big miners — BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and Fortescue — have sought to allay fears about China’s outlook.
BHP, Tabcorp take sustainable turn
BHP Billiton and Tabcorp are among big winners from this year’s shake up of the Dow Jones Sustainability Index
Domestic debate ‘more an irritation’
Australia must accept there are legitimate concerns over labour costs and productivity, says a former BHP China chief.
BHP earnings halve, cost cuts loom
Plunging commodity prices have sliced BHP earnings in half and the giant miner plans to cut its spending in response.
Climate crusades and Clive Palmer
Climate crusades, Clive Palmer on polling, forward into the past with Kim Carr and time to nationalise BHP Billiton.
China deal vital, says BHP boss
The boss of the world’s biggest diversified mining company has urged the finalisation of the FTA with China.
BHP’s nickel crown tarnished
BHP Billiton operatives kept to the shadows as rumours spread that the nickel business is losing tens of millions a month.
Crime syndicate bigger than BHP
Unlike Islamic State who are said to be coming for us, ‘Ndrangheta is already on our shores.
BHP still in race for Zaldivar mine
BHP Billiton is among the final bidders for Barrick Gold’s $2 billion-plus Zaldivar mine in Chile, according to sources.
‘Game on’ for Olympic Dam: BHP
BHP Billiton chief executive Andrew Mackenzie has declared the Olympic Dam expansion is ‘game on’.
BHP iron ore output strategy consistent
There has been a lot of commentary on the iron ore market in recent weeks.
Mining giant backs recognition
BHP Billiton will today join the campaign to include indigenous Australians in the Constitution.
Fortescue’s in critical condition
Andrew Forrest’s quixotic campaign against Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton has ended — and not with a bang.
Australia’s IR laws make it ‘tough’
BHP Billiton oil and gas boss Tim Cutt says strike action at Bass Strait oil and gas fields will have a big effect on production.
Oil chiefs differ on outcome of crisis
The heads of the two biggest Australian-listed oil and gas units have revealed significantly different views.
Oil strikes hit BHP, Exxon hard
BHP Billiton and ExxonMobil have lost another month of oil production as strike action continued into April.
BHP shale ‘revolution’ rethink
BHP Billiton boss Andrew Mackenzie says the shale oil and gas revolution will not be as widespread as thought.
Sirius to ‘spurn’ Nickel West buyer
Nickel developer Sirius Resources says it will avoid signing up a customer that intends to buy BHP’s Nickel West business.
BHP upbeat on oil despite price fall
ANDREW Mackenzie has urged the oil industry to respond to the collapse in prices by launching a self-help productivity drive.
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