Posts tagged "bluescope"

There is no indication timber prices will go down again, as they did in 2020. As for steel, 2013 was the last time there was a significant price reduction.

In markets where there is competition, there is some check on price rises. But where there is none, it’s a free run for monopolists like Bluescope.

BlueScope being forced to pay duties after its own complaint shines a spotlight on the damage caused to Australian steel users by the illogical dumping protection afforded to the company.

BlueScope is cutting 170 jobs from its Western Port facility as part of a “reconfiguration”. “Whilst domestic coated steel demand has not…

The new financial year brings with it plenty of opportunities for Australian entrepreneurs, along with severe challenges for certain sectors…

In the 2008 film Gran Torino, Clint Eastwood’s Korean-war-hardened protagonist scornfully asks a young local priest what the hell he knows a…

SMEs are strongly opposed to the Federal Government’s plans to introduce a carbon tax next year, with just one in five chiefs behind the tax…

The unemployment rate remained at 5% during February, according to the latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The fig…

The Australian share market has opened lower this morning at a 12-month low, following disappointing leads from European and Asian markets. …