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Rio mine partnership ‘key to our growth’: Mongolia’s ousted PM
After a mounting political scandal triggered the collapse of the Mongolian government, the outgoing PM tells The Australian his country must remain open to mining investment.
6000 jobs at risk as smelter nears collapse
Rio Tinto’s mammoth Tomago aluminium smelter is reportedly close to collapse, putting some 6000 jobs at risk.
Listen up, Rio Tinto is telling the truth on renewables
It is a national tragedy the election debate got sidetracked with nuclear when the high cost of energy was replaced by slogans saying renewables are cheap, which was simply not true.
Rio Tinto eyes Mongolian settlement amid succession chaos
Rio appears close to settling with investors who accused the miner of withholding information about cost blowouts and delays at Oyu Tolgoi, although it may have bigger problems in Mongolia.
Labor wants an Australian to succeed Stausholm at top of Rio
Rio Tinto should be headquartered in Perth and run by a West Australian according to Madeleine King, who said: ‘I hope Rio Tinto think long and hard about who they choose’. Meanwhile, Jakob Stausholm and the board stay quiet on their divorce.
Mongolian political storm changes calculus for Rio’s CEO search
A political scandal in Mongolia could have implications for one of Rio Tinto’s prized mines as well as its hunt for a new chief executive.
Alleged $200m tax fraudster related to former Rio boss
A man accused of a $200m tax fraud via a web of fake mining companies is the nephew of a highly respected former Rio Tinto managing director.
Juukan Gorge: Elders to keep Rio Tinto on the right track
Traditional owners say the agreement with Rio Tinto will give them much stronger protections than available under current laws.
Historic deal following sacred site destruction
An Australian mining giant has inked a deal with traditional owners after the 2020 destruction of historic and sacred land.
What now for ailing resource giants?
Our big five resources stocks – BHP, Fortescue, Rio Tinto, Woodside and Santos – have disappointed investors recently, and now face fresh challenges.
Former Rio boss backs outgoing CEO’s lithium bet
Veteran Rio Tinto executive Leigh Clifford has praised the performance of outgoing CEO Jakob Stausholm, saying he is leaving the mining giant with an excellent set of assets.
How Rio went to war with itself
Chair Dominic Barton has questions to answer as evidence points to another CEO departing on bad terms with the mining giant.
Big lessons from Rio Tinto’s leadership trap
The big miner wants to move faster. And now rivals Rio and BHP are in a race to lock in a new chief executive.
Rio Tinto CEO shake-up suggests Stausholm was pushed out
A mystery successor will take over the top job at Rio Tinto in a shock shake-up at the top of the mining industry with Jakob Stausholm the company’s fourth CEO exit in 12 years.
Ousting of Rio Tinto’s CEO is no plan for success
Rio Tinto’s board needs to come clean over its brutal call to upend the stability the miner has been craving.
Rio Tinto CEO to step down
Shares extend falls after Wall Street’s heavy losses. Wesfarmers well-placed to navigate uncertain economy: CEO. ACCC approves IAG’s RACQ acquisition. Bitcoin hits new high.
BHP says the return of unions is the ‘definition of unproductive’
BHP now employs people just to drive union officials around to facilitate ‘right of entry’ requests. The miner pleaded with Labor for policies that help, not hinder, productivity as the mood in the Pilbara between the miners and unions turns frosty.
RBA cuts rates to 3.85pc, big banks follow
‘Strong case’ for more cuts after Reserve Bank governor Bullock hands down ‘confident cut’. Shares gain as investors pile into CBA. Rio strikes $1.39bn lithium deal. TechnologyOne rallies on profit upgrade.
BHP boss doubts free trade recovery, ‘pretty far-fetched’
BHP and Rio Tinto agree that China is showing real confidence despite the trade war, with Mike Henry predicting a future marked by ongoing tariffs and bilateral agreements.
Business chiefs seek productivity push from re-elected Albanese
Jim Chalmers has promised action on productivity. Now, business leaders say Labor’s majority election win means it must deliver on that pledge.
Rio error hands Palliser big win in AGM stoush
Rio Tinto’s investor relations team handed a major AGM vote victory to activist hedge fund Palliser Capital – at least in the miner’s first draft of history.
Rio investors reject unification bid, hedge fund defeated
A push to bring an end to Rio Tinto’s dual listing has been knocked back by the mining giant’s shareholders, but the level of support for the motion means it could be revisited one day.
It’s all in the timing: Rio puts coal-fired power plant on market
A coal-free Rio Tinto in Australia is looming on the horizon as the company looks to sell its Gladstone power station.
ASX 200 rises; CBA only Big Four in the red
Lynas talks up opportunity in China-US fight. Bega preps for Fonterra deal. James Hardie allays governance concerns. Tariff impacts weigh on Flight Centre, Brambles. Telix down on FDA blow.
Rio shareholders urged to vote for unification
UK hedge fund Palliser Capital is ramping up its campaign for Rio Tinto to abandon its London listing, challenging shareholders to consider rival BHP’s performance since it ditched dual listing.
White House win for Rio Tinto, BHP as copper mine gets fast track
Rio Tinto and BHP are big winners from the White House’s battle with China to seize control of critical minerals used in energy and military projects after the White House fast-tracked the duo’s Resolution copper project in Arizona.
Pure gold: How Newcrest was sold short
One of the world’s best-placed gold miners was literally given away in another case of big Australian investors taking a short-term view.
Rio Tinto hopeful Chinese economy can ride out trade war
The mining heavyweight, led by Jakob Stausholm, has warned of an uncertain future as tariffs bite but points to green shoots in China.
Energy stocks weigh as ASX closes flat; Sigma’s $297m selloff
Sigma’s billionaire director cashes in. Star shares down after roller-coaster start. Zip top gainer. BOQ lifts on profit beat. Asian markets red as Nvidia-led falls loom. China warns of US tariff pressures.
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