BHP Billiton

BHP Billiton

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BHP Billiton will pay AUD 529m in taxes on income earned by its Singapore-based subsidiary between 2003 and 2018. It has already paid AUD 328m of the total sum

Miner BHP settles 15-year tax dispute with Australian authorities

The world’s largest miner will pay over a half a billion Australian dollars to settle unpaid tax claims dating back to 2003
Corporate Finance
Global mining giant BHP Billiton has posted a record annual loss of $6.4bn. The company has been greatly affected by the global commodity price slump

BHP Billiton reports record loss of $6.4bn

BHP Billiton has endured a mining disaster and low commodity prices this year, both of which have weighed heavily on results
Asia & Australasia
BHP's new chief executive Andrew Mackenzie. Mackenzie is keen to simplify the global resources company, and focus business on iron ore, copper, coal and petroleum assets

BHP Billiton considers $19bn sell-off

In a move to hedge against falling commodity prices, the world’s biggest resource company is looking to sell off non-core assets
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