Gentle Jimmy rebuts Glencore
JIMMY Wilson generally isn’t one to sink the boot in to his competitors in public, but he is prepared to bite back if necessary.
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NAB’s Chaney could tap Hewson
NAB could make a groundbreaking appointment when Michael Chaney retires by tapping BHP director Carolyn Hewson for chair.
BHP may boost climate investments
BHP Billiton is stepping up its investigation of climate change technologies and is considering boosting spending.
Conventional cycles, unconventional times
THE commodity cycle has been essentially conventional, but what is different now is the conduct of the low-cost producers.
Diamond of a deal among the rough
TODAY we have a posy and a pineapple. A giant, spiky pineapple, inserted with maximum force, for Victoria Police.
CSIRO backs formula for success
ABORIGINAL students are being encouraged to consider the benefits of science, technology and engineering at university.
State of the arts
ABORIGINAL culture goes on show in a new Adelaide festival.
BHP backflip on London listing
BHP Billiton confirmed it would seek a London listing for the spin-off of its aluminium and manganese assets.
LNG will move to spot pricing: BHP
BHP Billiton is predicting the end of the historically lucrative oil-linked LNG pricing model, predicting a move to spot market pricing.
BHP sounds alarm over China’s tariffs
BHP Billiton, the word’s largest miner, has labelled China’s move to impose a tariff on coal imports as “worrying”.
BHP to settle US graft probe
BHP Billiton says it may be close to resolving a US-led investigation into possible violations of anti-corruption laws.
Blokes world to get woman’s touch
GLOBAL mining giant BHP Billiton wants to woo more female miners, praising them as safe, sensible and kind on the equipment.
BHP profit hits $US13.8bn, confirms spin-off
BHP has posted a strong lift in annual profit, as it confirmed a spin-off of its nickel and manganese assets.
Life reflected in BHP’s figures
THE future can in a way be read in one company’s fortunes.
BHP boss calls for G20 to be brave
BHP Billiton boss Andrew Mackenzie has urged the Group of 20 leaders to spend political capital on slashing populist trade barriers.
Bali trade treaty ‘must be signed’
BHP Billiton chief executive Andrew Mackenzie has warned that the Bali trade agreement must be implemented.
Iron ore prices up as plants close
THE man who oversees BHP Billiton’s iron ore sales to China says high-cost production has shut down in recent weeks.
BHP takes axe to Pilbara job numbers
BHP Billiton has cut 170 jobs at its Mount Whaleback iron ore mine in the Pilbara.
Chief takes one for team
WHEN CSIRO chief Megan Clark accepts one of the nation’s top honours today, she will be taking one for the team.
BHP to change tack on China
BHP Billiton chief executive Andrew Mackenzie has flagged that the major miner could “reshape” its key commodities portfolio.
100 jobs go as BHP cuts costs
BHP Billiton has cut about 100 jobs at the Perth headquarters of its iron ore division.
Exxon, BHP mark 50 years of Bass riches
EXXON Mobil and BHP Billiton will start their sixth decade of one of the nation’s longest-standing corporate partnerships.
End GFC barriers: BHP chief
THE head of BHP is urging G20 leaders to roll back protectionist trade barriers imposed after the financial crisis of 2008 to help boost trade.
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