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Minara Resources will submit a joint bid with a Chinese firm for BHP Billiton's mothballed Ravensthorpe nickel mine in Western Australia, according to reports. Full Article at The Age
Nov. 25 (Bloomberg) -- BHP Billiton Ltd. won’t bid for Rio Tinto Group because the companies’ plan to combine Australian iron-ore operations will provide the benefits of a merger, according to Southern Cross Equities Ltd. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
Chip Goodyear, former CEO of BHP Billiton, attends the annual CLSA Investors' Forum in Hong Kong September 24, 2009. Goodyear briefly addressed his departure from Temasek on Thursday and stood up for the importance of long-term shareholder gains. View Photo »
We have had good gains in the retail space, and in the miners you have Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton up
ACTIVISTS plan to protest at BHP Billiton's annual general meeting in Brisbane this morning. As shareholders and the company's leaders prepared for the meeting, Friends Of The Earth Australia launched an attack on the mining giant. Full Article at NEWS.com.au
"The stock market is on the rise, hitting new bull market highs. Stocks are looking good and that goes for nearly all of the world stock markets. They're bullish and poised to rise much further. Full Article at iStockAnalyst
TWO large Australian mining companies are listed on the London Stock Exchange as well as the Australian Securities Exchange - BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto. Full Article at The Age
Chip Goodyear, former CEO of BHP Billiton, attends the annual CLSA Investors' Forum in Hong Kong September 24, 2009. Goodyear briefly addressed his departure from Temasek on Thursday and stood up for the importance of long-term shareholder gains. View Photo »
Resources have come under a little bit of pressure this morning, with BHP Billiton 1.4% down in Australia. Gold stocks have also come off yesterday's levels, following a record gold price. We are seeing a bit of profit taking there
In some cases, rumours emanating from the London market - such as speculation of BHP Billiton's initial, rebuffed offer to Rio Tinto in 2007 - are on target. Full Article at The Age
Nov. 25 (Bloomberg) -- European stocks and U.S. futures rose before reports that may show gains in American consumer spending, durable goods orders and home sales. Asian shares climbed as Japan’s exports fell at the slowest pace in a year. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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Chip Goodyear, former CEO of BHP Billiton, attends the annual CLSA Investors' Forum in Hong Kong September 24, 2009. Goodyear briefly addressed his departure from Temasek on Thursday and stood up for the importance of long-term shareholder gains.
View Photo »Chip Goodyear, former CEO of BHP Billiton, attends the annual CLSA Investors' Forum in Hong Kong September 24, 2009. Goodyear briefly addressed his departure from Temasek on Thursday and stood up for the importance of long-term shareholder gains.
View Photo »Chip Goodyear, former CEO of BHP Billiton, attends the annual CLSA Investors' Forum in Hong Kong September 24, 2009. Goodyear briefly addressed his departure from Temasek on Thursday and stood up for the importance of long-term shareholder gains.
View Photo »Chip Goodyear, former CEO of BHP Billiton, attends the annual CLSA Investors' Forum in Hong Kong September 24, 2009. Goodyear briefly addressed his departure from Temasek on Thursday and stood up for the importance of long-term shareholder gains.
View Photo »Chip Goodyear, former CEO of BHP Billiton, attends the annual CLSA Investors' Forum in Hong Kong September 24, 2009. Goodyear briefly addressed his departure from Temasek on Thursday and stood up for the importance of long-term shareholder gains.
View Photo »A man walks into the head offices of BHP Billiton in central Melbourne July 22, 2009. BHP Billiton said restocking of commodities in China may have come to an end though North American markets may be starting to rebuild inventories, painting a mixed picture for global demand.
View Photo »A pedestrian walks past the head offices of BHP Billiton in central Melbourne July 22, 2009. BHP Billiton said restocking of commodities in China may have come to an end though North American markets may be starting to rebuild inventories, painting a mixed picture for global demand.
View Photo »Former BHP Billiton Chief Executive Chip Goodyear smiles during a news conference in Singapore in this February 6, 2009 file photo.
View Photo »Former BHP Billiton Chief Executive Chip Goodyear (L) and Temasek Holdings Chief Executive Ho Ching arrive for a news conference in Singapore in this February 6, 2009 file photo.
View Photo »Former BHP Billiton Chief Executive Chip Goodyear (R) looks at Temasek Holdings Chief Executive Ho Ching as she speaks during a news conference in Singapore in this February 6, 2009 file photo.
View Photo »Former BHP Billiton Chief Executive Chip Goodyear smiles during a news conference in Singapore in this February 6, 2009 file photo.
View Photo »The share price indicators for Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton are seen in green behind the bell of the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) in Sydney June 5, 2009.
View Photo »In this Aug. 22, 2007 file, global mining giant BHP Billiton CEO Charles W. Goodyear is photographed in Sydney, Australia.
View Photo »Former BHP Billiton CEO Chip Goodyear, Temasek Holdings Chief Executive Ho Ching and Temasek Holdings Chairman S. Dhanabalan, (L-R) arrive for a news conference in Singapore February 6, 2009.
View Photo »Former BHP Billiton CEO Chip Goodyear smiles during a news conference in Singapore February 6, 2009. Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings said on Friday its chief executive Ho Ching will step down and be replaced by Goodyear on Oct. 1.
View Photo »Former BHP Billiton CEO Chip Goodyear puts a document in his pocket after a news conference at Temasek Holdings' offices in Singapore February 6, 2009.
View Photo »Former BHP Billiton CEO Chip Goodyear smiles during a news conference in Singapore February 6, 2009. Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings said on Friday its chief executive Ho Ching will step down and be replaced by Goodyear on Oct. 1.
View Photo »Former BHP Billiton CEO Chip Goodyear (R) looks at Temasek Holdings Chief Executive Ho Ching as she speaks during a news conference in Singapore February 6, 2009.
View Photo »Former BHP Billiton CEO Chip Goodyear, Temasek Holdings Chief Executive Ho Ching and Temasek Holdings Chairman S. Dhanabalan, (L-R) arrive for a news conference in Singapore February 6, 2009.
View Photo »Former BHP Billiton CEO Chip Goodyear, Temasek Holdings Chief Executive Ho Ching and Temasek Holdings Chairman S. Dhanabalan, (L-R) arrive for a news conference in Singapore February 6, 2009.
View Photo »Activists hold a anti-nuclear protest outside BHP Billiton's annual general meeting in Brisbane November 26, 2009. The words on the pants read, "Nuc Free Zone".
View Photo »BHP Billiton Chairman Don Argus speaks at the company's annual general meeting in Brisbane November 26, 2009. Argus is due to retire in early 2010 after more than 10 years as chairman, presiding over the group's transformation into the world's biggest miner.
View Photo »BHP Billiton's Chairman Elect Jac Nasser speaks before the company's annual general meeting in Brisbane November 26, 2009. Former Ford Motor Co chief Nasser will replace BHP Billiton's Chairman Don Argus who is due to retire in early 2010 after more than 10 years as chairman.
View Photo »BHP Billiton's Chairman Elect Jac Nasser speaks before the company's annual general meeting in Brisbane November 26, 2009. Former Ford Motor Co chief Nasser will replace BHP Billiton's Chairman Don Argus who is due to retire in early 2010 after more than 10 years as chairman.
View Photo »BHP Billiton's Chairman Elect Jac Nasser speaks before the company's annual general meeting in Brisbane November 26, 2009. Former Ford Motor Co chief Nasser will replace BHP Billiton's Chairman Don Argus who is due to retire in early 2010 after more than 10 years as chairman.
View Photo »Chip Goodyear, former CEO of BHP Billiton, attends the annual CLSA Investors' Forum in Hong Kong September 24, 2009. Goodyear briefly addressed his departure from Temasek on Thursday and stood up for the importance of long-term shareholder gains.
View Photo »We have had good gains in the retail space, and in the miners you have Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton up
Resources have come under a little bit of pressure this morning, with BHP Billiton 1.4% down in Australia. Gold stocks have also come off yesterday's levels, following a record gold price. We are seeing a bit of profit taking there
Given the recent strong import data out of China and a rosier than expected GDP number due for release tomorrow, BHP Billiton's comments that it is yet to see evidence of sustainable demand for metals emerging is slightly puzzling
The CRM transaction had a number of attractions for the company, but the BHP Billiton proposal crystalizes value for all UMC shareholders now
BHP Billiton is the logical owner and developer of the Railway Deposit given the proximity to BHP Billiton's iron ore deposits, and established mine and rail infrastructure
Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton are pleased with progress towards definitive joint venture agreements and expect to finalise these agreements on schedule
As a result, all production from the proposed joint venture would be marketed separately by Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton.
Following discussions between the two companies, Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton have decided not to proceed with the joint venture marketing activity
The main contributors today are the four major banks, and also BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, Newcrest Mining and Lihir Gold.
There is a saying in Chinese: to a gentleman, revenge in 10 years is not too late. You just wait. There is another saying: kill the chicken to show the monkey. In this case, Stern Hu is the chicken, Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton and Australians are the monkeys.
Our list is a mix of giant, established companies this year which includes Australian miner BHP Billiton, Hong Kong conglomerate Noble Group and Indian oil and gas heavyweight RIL and smaller outfits such as Agile Property Holdings, Anhui Conch Cement and Digital China Holdings
My grave concern is that with the open-cut mine expansion that BHP Billiton wants permission from state and federal governments to go ahead with, that the radioactive tailings left behind will blow over the eastern coast centres of the most populated cities of Australia
That’s been great news for BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto
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