"But with revenue sliding due to low commodity prices, Rio may need to use debt to fund its shareholder returns in February."
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/business/rio-tinto-takes-swipe-at-glencore-and-promises-shareholder-returns-like-dividends-and-possible-buybacks-20141128-11w2go.html#ixzz3KQJt1IUF
Where are all the analysts and brilliant posters who tells us that RIO is sitting pretty through this carnage? If RIO who has the highest is hurting, you can bet BHP is doing it much tougher.
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