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BHP Billiton Ltd., the world’s largest mining company, rebuffed claims by China that the biggest suppliers of iron ore have manipulated prices of the raw material used to make steel.
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China may widen an investigation that led to prison sentences for four Rio Tinto Group executives, including Stern Hu, after they were found guilty of bribery and stealing commercial secrets, the Australian reported. The probe may include at least 19 Chin
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When Rio Tinto Group decided it had to part with Chief Executive Officer Tom Albanese, the second- largest mining company turned to Sam Walsh, whose iron ore unit has generated almost $40 billion in profit in seven years.
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Former Rio Tinto Group official Stern Hu , serving 10 years for taking bribes and espionage in a Chinese jail, may get to serve out the rest of his sentence in Australia under a planned prisoner exchange treaty.
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A Chinese court rejected an appeal by a U.S. geologist jailed for eight years in July for breaching state secrets by buying data on the nation’s oil industry, his lawyer said.
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After weathering the collapse of a $19.5 billion deal in 2009 and the arrest of four executives, Rio Tinto Group did what you do in China to court better fortune: It bought a jade horse.
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The Senate confirmed Elena Kagan to the U.S. Supreme Court, giving President Barack Obama his second appointment to the high court in two years while leaving its ideological balance unchanged.
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Australia and China signed new accords worth more than A$10 billion ($8.8 billion), expanding their energy and resources trade ties, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said during a six-day visit by Vice President Xi Jinping .
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Australia and China have had differences over the Stern Hu case and have learned to manage such issues, Foreign Minister Stephen Smith said today. The relationship is in “very good shape,” he said.
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