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No more skeletons in Rio's closet

RIO Tinto chairman Jan du Plessis says he is confident the company will not be involved in further scandals.

Kristie Batten
No more skeletons in Rio's closet

It comes after Rio discovered a US$10.5 million payment made to a consultant working on the Simandou iron ore project in Guinea late last year. The payment resulted in the termination of Energy & Minerals...

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