Less than a year after one of the business world's most extraordinary bust-ups,
in which Rio walked away from a proposed $US19.5 billion tie-up with
state-owned Chinalco in favour of an iron ore joint venture with BHP Billiton,
the pair have reunited in a move that will also help mend strained
Less than a year after one of the business world's most extraordinary bust-ups
in which Rio walked away from a proposed $US19.5 billion tie-up with
state-owned Chinalco in favour of an iron ore joint venture with BHP Billiton,
the pair have reunited in a move that will help mend strained
RIO Tinto and Chinalco have officially started repairing their once-fractured
relationship, announcing plans to partner in the $US12 billion ($A13 billion)
development of the Simandou iron ore field in West Africa. Less than a year
after one of the business world's most extraordinary
Less than a year after one of the business world's most extraordinary bust-ups
in which Rio walked away from a proposed $US19.5 billion tie-up with
state-owned Chinalco in favour of an iron ore joint venture with BHP Billiton,
the pair have reunited in a move that will help mend strained
