BHP says commodity prices have stopped falling
BHP Billiton has committed to grow cash flow and declared commodity prices have stopped falling.
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Peter Ker
Peter Ker covers resource companies, based in Melbourne.
BHP slumps to record $8.3b loss, dividend slashed
BHP's $US6.38 billion ($8.3 billion) loss is the worst since the company was formed in 2001 through a merger of BHP and Billiton.
Newcrest to pay US7.5ยข dividend
Newcrest Mining shareholders will receive a dividend for the first time in 42 months.
BHP braces for massive loss
Some believe BHP will be tempted to respond to one of its worst ever financial results with higher than expected spending on growth.
AGL mulls 'step-in' rights for Peabody's Wilpinjong mine
Energy generator AGL could appoint a receiver to Peabody Energy's Wilpinjong coal mine within months if certain production milestones are not achieved.
Rio willing to sacrifice low-cost crown for cash
Rio Tinto's new boss says he is willing to lose the position of world's cheapest iron producer if it costs too much to achieve
Rio Tinto first half result hits 12-year low
Rio Tinto has posted its lowest first half profit since 2004 despite stronger-than-expected commodity prices.
Rio Tinto green lights iron ore expansion
Rio Tinto will spend $US338 million completing its iron ore expansion in Western Australia.
FMG vows tug-of-war with BHP
Fortescue chief Nev Power vows to compete with BHP for the contestable tugboat business at Port Hedland.
No fire sale for Aussie coal: Cutifani
Improved conditions over the past six months mean Anglo American is not a distressed seller of Australian coal mines.
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