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UNITED STATES Issue dated 02/12/2015

Rio Tinto loses to Vale and Beny Steinmetz

Mining giant Rio Tinto, which has been engaged in a [...] (85 words)

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More firms for Guinea case

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BRAZIL UNITED STATES 24/06/2015

Rio Tinto Simandou investigators revolt

A number of private investigation companies embroiled in the legal wrangle between Vale and Rio Tinto over mining rights in [...]

FRANCE 13/05/2015

Cleary Gottlieb's Rio Tinto wrong turn

Law firm Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton's targeting of French security firm Aeneas in the ongoing legal battle between Rio Tinto and Vale and BSGR suggests it had its wires crossed. [...]

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Vale v Rio Tinto: Aeneas in witness box

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BSGR launches attack on Veracity probe

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Rio Tinto v BSGR: consultants take stand

Three private investigators working for Rio Tinto are to be called to the witness stand in the mining company's courtroom battle against Israel's BSGR. [...]

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Shadowy battle over Guinea's iron ore mountain

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UNITED STATES FRANCE GUINEA ISRAEL 30/01/2013

Private investigators rumble in Guinea jungle

Iron-ore rich Mount Simandou, in the Guinean forest, is the theatre of a bitter stand-off that is mobilising private investigators on three continents. [...]

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More firms for Guinea case

Rio Tinto Simandou investigators revolt

Cleary Gottlieb's Rio Tinto wrong turn

Vale v Rio Tinto: Aeneas in witness box

BSGR launches attack on Veracity probe

Rio Tinto v BSGR: consultants take stand

Shadowy battle over Guinea's iron ore mountain

Private investigators rumble in Guinea jungle

Signs pointing to a Beny Steinmetz-Rio Tinto "rematch" over Simandou

Steinmetz on the lookout for new mining ventures

Glencore torpedos majors at Simandou

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