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BEIJING Four detained employees of mining giant Rio Tinto Ltd. View post: Chinese news agency says 4 Rio Tinto employees to stand trial on charge of stealing secrets (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
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BY JAMES T. AREDDY SHANGHAI China indicted four Rio Tinto employees held since July and plans to prosecute them on allegations of bribery and violating commercial secrets, Chinese state media reported Wednesday. The state-run Xinhua news agency cited prosecutors' allegations that the four men, including Australian national Stern Hu, asked for and accepted "huge" bribes from several Chinese steel enterprises on multiple occasions, and used ...
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Rio Tinto employees to stand trial in China BEIJING (AP) -- Four detained employees of mining giant Rio Tinto Ltd. including an Australian national will stand trial in China on charges of stealing commercial secrets, a state news agency said Wednesday. The Rio employees were detained in July during iron ore price talks with China's steel industry group. The case strained relations between Beijing and Australia, a key supplier of iron ore to ...
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SHANGHAI A Chinese prosecutor handed down indictments on Wednesday against an Australian citizen and three Chinese employees of British-Australian mining giant Rio Tinto, charging them with accepting bribes and stealing trade secrets. The indictments, announced through Xinhua, the official Chinese news agency, are the latest development in a case that began last summer when the four employees were detained on suspicion of stealing state ...
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