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London 2012 Olympic Games medals go into production

Gold, silver and bronze medals for the London 2012 Olympic Games have gone into production

Rio Tinto Receives AEP Offer

Rio Tinto has received a binding offer from funds affiliated with Apollo Global Management, L.P. and the Fonds Stratégique d’Investissement (FSI) to buy a 61 percent stake in Alcan Engineered Products, excluding the Cable Division.

Rio Tinto completes Alcan Packaging sell-off

Mining company Rio Tinto Ltd has finished the divestment of its Alcan Packaging business, after completing the sales of its Medical Flexibles and Beauty Packaging divisions. The Medical Flexibles division was sold to Amcor for $66 million, while Alcan Packaging was sold to Sun European Partners LLP for an undisclosed sum.

Caterpillar joins climate coalition exodus

The companies said they backed efforts for a green economy but felt proposed laws were unfair. They will leave the U.S. Climate Action Partnership (USCAP) as a result, choosing not to renew membership.

Rio Tinto appoints Managing Director, China

Bauert will be based in Shanghai and will lead Rio Tinto’s 160-strong team of employees in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. He established the company’s first office in China more than 25 years ago and has since held numerous senior positions with Rio Tinto.

Steelmakers want ore-marketing plan blocked

Europe's steelmakers have asked the European Commission's anti-trust inspectors to block the proposed iron ore joint venture between Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton.

Xstrata has "no intention" of making Anglo bid

Xstrata approached Anglo-American in June with a view to a merger, but its rival rejected the proposal.

Anglesey Aluminium metal plant to close next month

The firm said a viable solution could not be reached, but last month rejected a £48m four-year government aid offer because it was "not enough to break even."

BHP Billiton Q4 may beat guidance

By Bruce Hextall

China holds Rio exec as spy; iron ore deal said done

By Tom Miles and Fayen Wong

Rio Tinto sells food packaging assets for $1.2 bln

By Denny Thomas

Rio wraps up rights issue

By Mark Bendeich

Chinalco likely to back Rio rights issue

By Denny Thomas

Xstrata eyes Anglo merger

Mick Davis, Xstrata's Chief Executive said the proposed union was "compelling" as he is seeks talks about a merger of equals to better compete in a consolidating mining sector.

Oils, drugmakers nudge FTSE up

By Harpreet BhalBy 11:50 a.m. the FTSE 100 was up 21.27 points at 4,347.28 after two days of losses saw it touch a six-week closing low on Monday when it shed 2.6 percent.

Rio dumps Chinalco for BHP tie-up

By Sonali Paul

Rio, Chinalco may revise $19.5b deal before June 14

By Sonali PaulAny changes would address concerns raised by both Canberra and Rio Tinto shareholders over the biggest overseas investment by a Chinese company.

Rio agrees to cut in iron ore price

By Jonathan Standing

Rio Tinto head to meet investors on Chinalco