BHP heading for the Finnish line
BHP Billiton is headed to Finland for the next crucial stage of its heap leach testing to allow a potential doubling of production from the massive Olympic Dam copper mine.
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Simon Evans
Simon Evans writes on business specialising in retail, mining, manufacturing. Based in our Adelaide newsroom, Simon has reported on business for The Australian Financial Review for more than 12 years.
Over 40 firms eyeing Arrium assets
More than 40 different parties have expressed an interest in buying parts or all of the collapsed Arrium business.
Can this car dealer do what ANZ couldn't?
$2 billion ASX-listed car dealer AP Eagers is looking to beat ANZ's run of record dividends since the GFC.
Brakes on for Volvo profits in Australia
Volvo Car profits in Australia went into reverse in 2015 but sales rose to $245 million as the company prepares to end its foray in the V8 Supercars series.
Treasury shakes up Californian business
Treasury Wine Estates is restructuring its assets in California with the sale of the Paicines winery and several small vineyards.
Ten stocks to buy if June turns ugly
Soft drinks, aged care, health insurance and property development are four sectors to seek shelter in if the ASX is headed for a rough June.
Hit to vitamins suitcase trade won't hurt demand
Some of the part-time workers involved in the China vitamins suitcase trade will bow out, but the appetite for Aussie brands will keep rising.
Programmed shares surge
Painting, repairs and laying turf are picking up where the mining boom fades, pushing up Programmed shares by 13 per cent.
Former stockbroker keen on Maggie Beer before China push
The chairman of the ASX company buying 48 per cent of Maggie Beer's food business knows it is a capital-hungry industry as they set sights on the giant China market.
Maggie Beer's slim profits revealed
Investors have been given a glimpse into the inner workings of the premium food business of celebrity chef Maggie Beer ahead of a planned capital raising.
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