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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Everton could face protests from their fans today in the wake of Wayne Rooneyâs transfer request. Both the shareholdersâ association and director Paul Gregg, who is challenging
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Australia&#39;s James Hardie Industries shares fell as much as 11 per cent after the company cut its full-year outlook because of higher costs and possible boycotts.
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The most controversial provisions of the new anti-social behaviour act are coming into force.
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About 1,000 workers of the C-Market company protested today against the proposed buy-out of the company stocks by Slovenian retail giant Merkator.
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Media & professional: Academics and students hit back at lecturers' support for a boycott of Israeli institutions.
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A group based in Tupelo is one of two organizations calling for a boycott of some Procter &amp; Gamble products because of the company&#39;s stand on a political issue in its home town, Cincinnati.
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Residents nationwide are increasingly protesting their associations' fees and rules.
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The battle lines for the control of Manchester United were being drawn up last night with distressing evidence that the struggle could turn ugly following vandalism of property
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James Hardie Industries NV, Australia&#39;s fourth-biggest building materials maker, said full-year profit will miss analysts&#39; estimates because of boycotts by unions protesting the handling of asbestos compensation.
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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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LOCAL SHOPS TAKE PART IN TV APPEAL ISLE of Man residents are being urged to dig out old clothes for Blue Peter and the British Red Cross.
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When the going gets tough, the tough go shopping.
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SYDNEY (Dow Jones)--Australian building materials group James Hardie Industries NV (JHX) came under fire Wednesday from disgruntled shareholders and union groups
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Victims and unions have emerged as key stakeholders in the fight to ensure James Hardie Industries meets its asbestos compensation responsibilities after the NSW government tied them to the company&#39;s economic future.
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A furious attack on the rush for biofuels is launched by a charity that supports poor farmers.
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Rail commuters are going on "fares strike" to protest about prices, overcrowding and unreliability.