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Dividends Feature in 2017 as China Stimulus Buoys Result, but Rio Tinto Is Not an Income Stock
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No-moat Rio Tinto's first-half 2017 adjusted net profit after taxes of USD 3.9 billion was slightly weaker than we expected, primarily due to costs...
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