IGA, Mitre 10 shines thanks to local shopping boom | BHP's dividend and big petrol, coal exits | Chinese Uber de-lists in US to re-list in Hong Kong
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Metcash, the owner of IGA supermarkets, Mitre 10 and Foodland, saw sales and profits grow big time this year, thanks to a shift towards local neighbourhood shopping.
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BHP has hinted that it might be open to boosting its dividend payout next year after selling off key petrol and coal assets.
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Didi, a Chinese version of Uber, is going to de-list from the New York Stock Exchange despite only IPO-ing 6 months ago - and it now plans to re-list in Hong Kong.
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