Fortescue Says Iron Ore Deal With China Must Protect Australia
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Fortescue Ltd.’s top executives said the miner won’t rush into a deal with China’s state-backed iron ore buyer, and that any agreement must protect the company’s long-term interests as well as Australia’s.
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