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A Commodity Superpower Asks What If India Is The Next China?
The expansion of India's economy is drawing rising interest from resource-rich exporters including Australia, the world's largest shipper of iron ore, as well as mining companies such as BHP Billiton Ltd. keen for new opportunities as the pace of China's growth cools.
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BHP Billiton Books Record Loss, Says Commodity Price 'Free Fall' Over
BHP Billiton reported a record $6.4 billion annual loss, hammered by a bad bet on shale, a dam disaster in Brazil and a commodities slump, but sounded a note of optimism as prices stabilise and its costs fall.
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BHP Billiton Profit Dives to 10-Year Low on Commodities Rout
The world's biggest miner reiterated its pledge to never cut its dividend, and lowered its target for capital spending for the year to June 2016 to $8.5 billion from $9 billion previously to help meet the promise.
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BHP gives up nine oil & gas exploration blocks in India
Exploration efforts, however, have so far brought little in the way of major finds partly because of the delays over permissions but also in some areas because of geological factors.
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BlackBerry shares rally on AT&T launch, takeover hopes
BlackBerry shares rose 14 per cent on Monday, fueled by takeover speculation and news that AT&T Inc will start selling the new BlackBerry Z10 touchscreen smartphone in the United States on March 22.
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A Commodity Superpower Asks What If India Is The Next China?
The expansion of India's economy is drawing rising interest from resource-rich exporters including Australia, the world's largest shipper of iron ore, as well as mining companies such as BHP Billiton Ltd. keen for new opportunities as the pace of China's growth cools.
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BHP Billiton Books Record Loss, Says Commodity Price 'Free Fall' Over
BHP Billiton reported a record $6.4 billion annual loss, hammered by a bad bet on shale, a dam disaster in Brazil and a commodities slump, but sounded a note of optimism as prices stabilise and its costs fall.
-
BHP Billiton Profit Dives to 10-Year Low on Commodities Rout
The world's biggest miner reiterated its pledge to never cut its dividend, and lowered its target for capital spending for the year to June 2016 to $8.5 billion from $9 billion previously to help meet the promise.
-
BHP gives up nine oil & gas exploration blocks in India
Exploration efforts, however, have so far brought little in the way of major finds partly because of the delays over permissions but also in some areas because of geological factors.
-
BlackBerry shares rally on AT&T launch, takeover hopes
BlackBerry shares rose 14 per cent on Monday, fueled by takeover speculation and news that AT&T Inc will start selling the new BlackBerry Z10 touchscreen smartphone in the United States on March 22.
