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Albanese Steps Down as $14 Billion Writedown Looms
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Rio Tinto Group, the world’s second- biggest mining company, said Chief Executive Officer Tom Albanese will step down as the company prepares to slash the value of acquisitions he oversaw by about $14 billion.
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