Miner Rio Tinto dips into red and cuts back investments
British-Australian Rio Tinto exits 2015 with a major deficit and once again cuts back the group's investments in ordinary mining operations, according to the annual report on Thursday.
BY RITZAU FINANS
The mining majors are struggling under the currently depressed commodity prices, and British-Australian Rio Tinto - headquartered in London - is no exception, as evident from the company's annual report, published on Thursday.
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