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• Higher shipments, prices put RTI back in black

  Oct 31, 2005

  Paced by a nearly 60-percent jump in shipments and higher prices, RTI International Metals Inc. chalked up a financial turnaround in the third quarter ... View this article

• Rastogi, others charged with fraud

  Oct 31, 2005

  Viren Rastogi, former chief executive officer of RBG Resources Plc, London, has been charged with conspiracy to defraud along with two other senior ... View this article

• USS exits acquisition track for now, but Europe still on radar

  Oct 31, 2005

  Don't look for US Steel Corp. to become the next Mittal Steel USA anytime soon. View this article

• Zinc gets boost despite mixed signals in market

  Oct 31, 2005

  Zinc prices continue to touch record highs on the London Metal Exchange despite mixed market signals. View this article

• Great Lakes ore shipments rise slightly in Sept.

  Oct 31, 2005

  Despite a slight uptick in shipments of iron ore through the Great Lakes, a shipping organization said it believes sluggishness remains in steel production ... View this article

• Sturgis Iron sets up subsidiary on Lake Erie waterfront in Mich.

  Oct 31, 2005

  Sturgis Iron & Metal Co., Sturgis, Mich., has established a subsidiary that will operate on 16 acres of Lake Erie waterfront in Monroe, Mich. View this article

• Electralloy adding energy charge

  Oct 31, 2005

  Specialty and stainless steel producer Electralloy Corp. has joined the move by other mills to impose an energy surcharge. View this article

• Russel cites decline in steel prices for lower revenue, profits in ...

  Oct 31, 2005

  Distributor Russel Metals Inc., Mississauga, Ontario, said its third-quarter net income fell 55.8 percent to Canadian $25.9 million ($22.1 million) on revenue ... View this article

• Dofasco's profits sink on steel segment loss

  Oct 31, 2005

  Dofasco Inc.'s earnings plunged 95.5 percent in the third quarter, driven by a loss at its steel operations segment. View this article

• Lead deficit expected to narrow, zinc will widen

  Oct 31, 2005

  The shortage of refined lead in the Western World will narrow to 51000 tonnes in 2006 from 80000 tonnes this year, according to the latest estimates ... View this article