Hardie feels boycott pain
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ASBESTOS-RELATED boycotts of James Hardie products have forced the controversial building products maker to slash its profit forecast.
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August presented a challenge for yet another retailer.
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Sportswear retailer suffers another damaging blow.
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PETER CAVE: The disgraced building products firm James Hardie has revealed softer first half profits as a result of costs related to an inquiry into its asbestos compensation fund.
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By The Sun News, Myrtle Beach, S.C.  Sep. 13--Some folks get satisfaction in refusing to help people who refused to help them in an hour or need.
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Public anger in China over a popular  skin-care line has become a public relations headache for  Procter & Gamble , underlining the challenges foreign  firms face as they contend with increasingly discriminating  consumers.
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ARM gets slapped for making a pricey buy.
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Â· Traditional owners protest at government crackdown Â· Police sent in after report of rampant child sex abuse
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Opposition has been raised to a possible takeover of two luxury brands by Indian companies, prompting accusations of racism
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The newspaper publisher John Fairfax Holdings is making an effort to become harder to swallow.
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Ponders withdrawing support for non-stickered product
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Shares in James Hardie Industries NV rallied on news that two key executives will stand aside, rather than resign, over the company&#39;s underfunding of asbestos compensation.
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Competition and merchandise are posing some big problems.
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Rewarding the irresponsible isn't the right move.
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Christian groups go after Crest, Tide due to company&#39;s opposition to Cincinnati anti-gay statute. NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Conservative Christian groups are urging a boycott of two of consumer product maker
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The opposition boycott that threatened to wreck Afghanistan&#39;s first presidential election appeared to be crumbling yesterday, as the leading opposition candidate said he would recognise
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Millions of men buy their underpants from Marks and Spencer -- and one of them is not happy.