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RIO Tinto has dumped its gas-related carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in the United Arab Emirates and will instead focus on sequestering emissions from coal. Full Article at The Age
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Reuters 7 December 2009, 8:06am The UK blue chip index closed up 9.36 points, or 0.2%, on Friday at 5,322.36 as Wall Street gained after US employers cut a fewer than expected 11,000 jobs in November, the smallest decline since the start of the... Full Article at This Is Money
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An employee walks past the reception area at the Rio Tinto Limited Shanghai Representative Office in Shanghai August 12, 2009. View Photo »
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Taking into account all regulatory review processes and shareholder approvals, Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton anticipate completion of the joint venture in the second half of calendar year 2010
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TOKYO (Dow Jones)--The Japanese steel industry maintains its opposition of a joint venture between Anglo-Australian miners Rio Tinto PLC and BHP Billiton Ltd. , as such a deal would impede competition in iron ore markets, the head of Japan's steel... Full Article at Nikkei
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Johannesburg — GLOBAL resources giants BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto met Saturday's deadline to sign binding agreements on a 116bn mining joint venture in w estern Australia, despite speculation they might walk away because of resistance from various... Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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"The market looks tired. Investors seem happy to lock in profits following a tough year, seemingly wanting to rule a line through 2009 and come back refreshed in the new year,'' Mr Potter said. Full Article at Herald Sun
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Employees walk out of the Rio Tinto Limited Shanghai Representative Office in Shanghai August 12, 2009. View Photo »
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Chinese enterprises have been looking out for overseas buys to reduce the monopoly of the three giant miners Vale SA, Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton and counter their unreasonable pricing mechanism in iron ore talks
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Australia's resources giants BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto will focus their energies on appeasing competition regulators across several jurisdictions, after signing a binding agreement for an historic 116 billion U.S. dollars iron ore merger at the... Full Article at People's Daily Online
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BHP Billiton Ltd. and Rio Tinto Group agreed to the terms of an iron ore joint venture that will save the companies at least US$10 billion a year. Full Article at China Post
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These changes are designed to strengthen my team and develop the next generation of Rio Tinto leaders. We are in a long term business and management development is an important priority. Two of our five product group heads will now be based in Australia, reflecting the importance of our base there, with...
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As a result, all production from the proposed joint venture would be marketed separately by Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton.
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Following discussions between the two companies, Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton have decided not to proceed with the joint venture marketing activity
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Rio Tinto leads the FTSE 100 leaderboard, boosting the sector after the dual fillip of raising full-year production targets and better-than-expected iron ore prices. Also riding the mining wave are Xstrata and Kazakhmys, with all three resources giants more than five percent ahead.
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Rio Tinto's third-quarter production numbers reflect the strength of iron-ore demand in China
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I am pleased to confirm Rio Tinto's decision to increase its investment in Ivanhoe
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Rio Tinto confirmed today it has given notice to complete the second tranche of its investment in Ivanhoe Mines Ltd, which will increase its holding from 9.9 per cent to 19.7 per cent
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This is consistent with our view that the primary source of funding for advancing the project near term will come from Rio Tinto as it increases its stake-holding in Ivanhoe Mines through the existing private placement agreement
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The main contributors today are the four major banks, and also BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, Newcrest Mining and Lihir Gold.
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What (Hunt) did in Columbus by doing the first soccer-specific stadium was set the wheels in motion for the Home Depot Centers of the world, and Red Bull Arena (in the New York City area) as it comes up, and Rio Tinto (in Utah) and all the other stadiums that are in the league now
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We are very fortunate to be able to have John join our management team ... His experience will help us fulfill our very high expectations for both Scottrade Center and Rio Tinto Stadium as we continue to strive to make each a dominant facility in their respective region of the country. As importantly, h...
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There is a saying in Chinese: to a gentleman, revenge in 10 years is not too late. You just wait. There is another saying: kill the chicken to show the monkey. In this case, Stern Hu is the chicken, Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton and Australians are the monkeys.
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Just as Rio Tinto (RIO) and (Turkey's) Eti Mine can effectively stymie any competitor production by controlling the borate market, China can and, I believe, will do the same to emerging producers
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We're excited to work closely with Alcan Cable's talented employees, valued customers and other important stakeholders in partnership with Rio Tinto
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We are encouraged by the recent progress achieved by Ivanhoe and Rio Tinto on negotiating an Investment Agreement on their Oyu Tolgoi copper gold project and we are prepared to immediately commence negotiations with the Government of Mongolia. Recent discussions in Mongolia with our joint venture partne...
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Rio Tinto gets its two billion dollar subsidy if the carbon price turns out to be $30 a ton.
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Rio Tinto is committed to its partnership with Ivanhoe in developing Oyu Tolgoi ... We have made good progress with the Government of Mongolia and expect to sign the Investment Agreement shortly. We then can move forward with completing the conditions precedent to taking up our second tranche of Ivanhoe...
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This win reflects both our long-term relationship with Rio Tinto Iron Ore and our ability to safely deliver on large scale, engineering construction projects
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Schweiter Technologies is well placed to successfully develop the Composites business, and we are realising further value for Rio Tinto shareholders
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Based on our analysis, Xstrata is increasingly likely to walk away from its proposed nil-premium merger of equals with Anglo American ... Without this M&A support, and with company specific risks for Anglo we do not believe Anglo's premium valuation to its primary peers is appropriate at this time. We t...
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Finally we found Wuhan Iron and Steel Corp., known as Wisco, China's third-largest steelmaker, which wanted to diversify its sources of iron ore away from giants such as Vale of Brazil and Rio Tinto in Australia
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That’s been great news for BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto
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