Mining giant Rio Tinto has been on the back-foot since its destruction of 46,000-year-old sacred indigenous sites last year, costing one chief executive his job and one country a timeless piece of its cultural heritage. Along with the impacts of Covid-19 and stock price decline, the company is seeking to rebuild its brand with improved emissions reduction targets, which will see multi-gigawatt solar and wind installations.Mining giant Rio Tinto has used its investor day to try and revive the company's declining reputation, stock price and executive workforce. The big news was the company's raised ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...
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