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Tinto to sell aluminium assets in $1 bn deal: FT

Rio Tinto has been steadily recovering from a disastrous $38-billion acquisition of Alcan in 2007

Warren's claim that trade bill could undermine Dodd-Frank is right

Obama's support of fast-track trade authority is at odds with most of his party members, including Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren

For oil companies, the Arctic is hot again

Clintons got $30 mn from speeches in 2014

Their assets put them within the top 1 per cent of the wealthiest Americans

Was the Amtrak train hit by an object?

Art market reaches new milestone with $2.7-billion sales frenzy

Consumer comfort in US declines for a 5th consecutive week

Draghi says will execute QE in full

'Ford profit decline poised for reversal'

Expects its results will grow progressively stronger, mainly in the second half

Social media site boosts minimum wage, benefits for contract workers

For workers who don't receive paid parental leave, the social-networking company has a $4,000 new-child benefit

Ranbaxy accused of gaming FDA rules to thwart rivals

Oil's not coming back, unless demand accelerates

Global oil production will rise 1.7 per cent to 95.1 mn barrels a day this year, while demand will increase 1.5 per cent to 93.9 mn, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc

Gold rises on dollar drop, oil rally

The metal has climbed 4.3 per cent from this year's low of $1,141.60 an ounce on March 17

It's not just Greece, China's retreat threatens European bonds

Goldman sees China rebound happening this year, again

Fund outflows flag more bond pain amid worst BRIC losses

Fiat Chrysler CEO pushes for consolidation

China inflation misses estimates, providing room for easing

The consumer-prices index increased 1.5 per cent from a year earlier

Yahoo! sues ex-staffer, says she leaked inside information

The book, which received some positive reviews, charts Mayer's effort to turn around Yahoo, which has struggled to deliver revenue growth

Uber's value to hit $50 bn after fundraising

Uber, which was previously valued at $40 billion when it raised financing earlier this year, is benefiting from investors who view its car-booking technology as the future of transport