Rio Tinto Trial a Cause for Concern in Australia

The trial against Australian citizen and former Rio Tinto executive Stern Hu has concluded.
Rio Tinto Trial a Cause for Concern in Australia
Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd speaks at a gathering in Melbourne on March 30. He said the trial in China of four employees of the Australian-British mining giant Rio Tinto, over charges of bribery and stealing commercial secrets, left 'serious unanswered questions.' William West/AFP/Getty Images
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Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd speaks at a gathering in Melbourne on March 30. He said the trial in China of four employees of the Australian-British mining giant Rio Tinto, over charges of bribery and stealing commercial secrets, left 'serious unanswered questions.' (William West/AFP/Getty Images)
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