Hardie boycotts start to bite
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BOYCOTTS of James Hardie building products over the company&#39;s handling of asbestos liabilities were beginning to hurt sales in Australia, the company said today.
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Competition and merchandise are posing some big problems.
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MORE than 20,000 workers and victims rallied across Australia today, pledging to force James Hardie Industries to meet its responsibilities to those suffering asbestos related diseases.
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Union delegates, asbestos victims and workers are marching from Melbourne&#39;s Trades Hall to the Stock Exchange, calling on James Hardie to provide sufficient funds for asbestos victims.
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Angry that the Salvation Army might lose nearly $200,000 in donations collected in red kettles outside Target department stores in Washington state, customers have latched onto Internet-fueled boycott campaigns, written stinging letters and vowed to take
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Protests against cuts in the NHS are threatening to rival the rebellion against the poll tax, campaigners warn.
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The campaigns and the outside groups supporting them are taking a confrontational advertising war into grim territory.
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International buildings materials firm James Hardie is caught in a row over a  compensation fund for asbestos victims which faces administration.
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Australian building products firm James Hardie Industries Ltd., tainted by a row over asbestos, sought to repair its reputation on Wednesday
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Local Target stores might soon be the target of a boycott because of a new holiday policy. A group called the American Family Association sent an e-mail to more than two million people urging them not to shop at Target.
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Consumer groups call one-day pasta-buying boycott in protest at increasing costs that have seen its price rise by almost 20%.
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MELBOURNE James Hardie Industries, Australia&#39;s fourth-biggest maker of building materials, said Monday that full-year profit would miss analysts&#39; estimates because of boycotts by unions protesting the handling of asbestos compensation.
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I don&#39;t understand why everyone can&#39;t get past Target&#39;s deciding against the Salvation Army bell-ringers [&quot;Target&#39;s ban on red kettles gets a boycott in return, from me!
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The move comes as the company tries to win back choosy high street customers amid fierce competition from the likes of Next and supermarket chain Asda.