Mark Hughes:
Bartering comes with a heavy price in Beijing
Bartering comes with a heavy price in Beijing
Chen Weihua:
Restore a pastthat was reallyglamorous
Restore a pastthat was reallyglamorous
Li Xing:
Think twice on early retirement
Think twice on early retirement
Yao Ying:
Western firms, practice what you preach
Western firms, practice what you preach
Probe into Rio case expanding
Tainted executives at Chinese steel companies are the next target, analysts said yesterday, as prosecutors continued investigating the case involving Rio Tinto and its Chinese negotiators.
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China's imports of iron ore and crude oil reached record highs in July on the back of strong domestic demand, even as overall trade showed a steeper decline compared to the same period last year.
China Daily
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- Four Rio Tinto employees arrested
- Rio Tinto arrests an 'isolated' case: official
- Watchdog: Rio spying causes 'huge loss'
- Rio case reveals flaws in secrets protection, report says
- China: Evidence in Rio spying case is strong
- Leak of economic data subject of investigation
- 'Bribery is widespread' in Rio case
 Watchdog: Rio spying caused 'huge loss'
Rio Tinto could have been stealing China's steel industry secrets for as many as six years, according to a report on a website run by a State secrets watchdog. Full coverage
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 Holding out for better prices
Nearly six weeks after being detained by the Shanghai State Security Bureau for suspected espionage activities, Shanghai procuratorate authorities have now formally arrested four Rio Tinto employees. Official response
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 AnSteel gets Gindalbie approval
A merchant from Wenzhou, Zhejiang province has confirmed the buyout of Propeller TV, a UK digital satellite television channel, according to 66wz.com, a Wenzhou-based website.
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