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• Northwest Pipe feels storms' force, sees imports tempering ...

  Oct 26, 2005

  Northwest Pipe Co.'s net income was virtually flat in the third quarter as hurricane-related disruptions took their toll on the Portland, Ore., producer ... View this article

• Winter stockpiling to drive ferrous scrap up $30 Neu

  Oct 26, 2005

  US ferrous scrap prices could rise by $30 a ton or more as steel mill scrap buyers enter the market in force to ensure their winter supplies, John L. Neu ... View this article

• Watchful eyes turn overseas as imports dip

  Oct 26, 2005

  US eyes are keeping a close watch on excess overseas steel capacity, and what effect imports are having on the domestic market. View this article

• Indian government to eliminate 5% ferrous scrap import duty

  Oct 26, 2005

  The Indian government will remove a 5-percent import duty imposed on ferrous scrap traders within the next few months, which should further open up ... View this article

• License expirations threaten scrap imports

  Oct 26, 2005

  Indian imports of plastic scrap could be cut in half if the Indian government does not renew import licenses, according to Surendra Borad, managing ... View this article

• Akers revamping mill roll fees

  Oct 26, 2005

  Increasing energy and alloy prices are hitting not only steel mills, but also their suppliers. View this article

• Import definitions stress China growing pains

  Oct 26, 2005

  China's scrap industry is expanding, but the nation is having some growing pains as it works to define and list what types of scrap metals can't be imported ... View this article

• Refco sued by 2 Rogers commodities funds

  Oct 26, 2005

  Embattled New York-based futures brokerage Refco Inc. is being sued by two commodities funds backed by Jim Rogers, a fund entrepreneur, for. View this article

• Century slips deeper into the red in third quarter on weaker ...

  Oct 26, 2005

  An after-tax charge of $36.4 million, weaker sales and escalating energy costs pushed Century Aluminum Co. further into the red in the third quarter. View this article

• Kitimat expansion remains option Evans

  Oct 26, 2005

  The expansion of Alcan Inc.'s smelter in Kitimat, British Columbia, remains an option for the big aluminum producer, the company's chief operating officer ... View this article