Rio Tinto Says Q3 production falls on planned maintenance and safety pauses
Iron shipments fell about 5 percent, hurt by planned maintenance and safety pauses across all operations following a fatality.
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Australia’s Atlas Iron names ex-Hancock executive CEO in board overhaul
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Brazil’s Vale third-quarter iron ore output hits all-time high
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Alumina wake-up call for the aluminium supply chain
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