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| | ... the remaining 2.8% to "related businesses." The Citi report notes that most coal exposures lies within BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and Wesfarmers, "none of which are significantly leveraged to thermal coal." The report notes that only Whitehaven Coal is ... |
| | | ... are challenging the Dodd-Frank Act section. Debra Valentine, group executive legal, external and regulatory affairs at Rio Tinto said that transparency is now an expectation for resource companies, and that it is time to push beyond transparency as a ... |
| | | ... Australian listed companies. ASX-listed companies with coal assets included BHP Billiton, with 8.87 GtCO2 in their reserves, Rio Tinto with 3.70 GtCO2, AGL Energy with 2.72 GtCO2, Whitehaven Coal with 2.09 GtCO2, Wesfarmers with 1.14 GtCO2, Alumina woth ... |
| | | ... the remaining 2.8% to "related businesses." The Citi report notes that most coal exposures lies within BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and Wesfarmers, "none of which are significantly leveraged to thermal coal." The report notes that only Whitehaven Coal is ... |
| | | ... approaches." Companies with the highest CSV scores over the five years of analysis include Wesfarmers, BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, Transurban, NAB, ANZ, Stockland, Origin Energy, AGL Energy, IAG, Santos and Bluescope Steel. See Also: Net Balance launches ... |
| | | ... considered to be CSR leaders, and to identify what activities set them apart. Companies including ANZ, Patagonia, Interface, Rio Tinto, Marks & Spencer, Stockland, National Australia Bank, Unilever, Nike and Westpac were all identified. According to ... |
| | | ... were invited to participate in the survey, and five of those six companies responded to the survey. BHP Billiton, CSL, Rio Tinto, Wesfarmers and Woolworths Limited all answered the question, while Woodside Petroleum declined to participate, according ... |
| | | ... financial information provided for each company in which they operate. Norway's Statoil was top rated,with a score of 8.3. Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton came in ranked in second and third place, respectively, both with scores of 7.2. Companies were ranked ... |
| | | ... telecommunications, transportation and insurance also scored well. Materials were in the red zone, with the exception of BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and OZ Minerals. The report found that there was no correlation between the number of women on a board and ... |
| | | ... O'Faircheallaigh's arguments were corroborated by Jane Gronow, principal advisor - communities and social performance at Rio Tinto. Gronow noted that Rio Tinto's 12 separate businesses led to uneven levels of engagement with Indigenous communities around ... |
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