Rio Tinto-Glencore a ‘poor match’: Sam Walsh
Walsh emphasized Rio was not planning any major acquisition to protect itself from a potential takeover by the commodity trader and miner rival.
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Canadian premiers say Energy East pipeline a ‘nation-building’ exercise
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