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• Nickel exports on a run despite Oct. dip

  Dec 29, 2004

  US exports of nickel scrap dropped in October for the second month in a row, but the overall pace remained well ahead of year-earlier levels despite ... View this article

• LCD, plasma TVs added to e-cycle program

  Dec 29, 2004

  California has added televisions with liquid crystal displays (LCDs) or plasma screens to the electronic recycling program that begins next week, funded ... View this article

• Profit-taking pummels precious metals

  Dec 29, 2004

  Two consecutive days of positive US economic data was not positive for precious metals, which fell on the back of more fund liquidation Wednesday. View this article

• New Year holiday schedules

  Dec 29, 2004

  The London Metal Exchange will be open normal hours on Friday, Dec. 31, but will be closed on Monday, Jan. 3, to mark the New Year's holiday. View this article

• Asia to eat 54% of steel poured in 2005 OECD

  Dec 29, 2004

  Asian steel users, led largely by China, will consume 54 percent of all steel produced worldwide next year, according to a forecast by the steel committee ... View this article

• Intermet inks scrap cost pacts with 10 large auto customers

  Dec 29, 2004

  Automotive castings supplier Intermet Corp., Troy, Mich., has reached agreements with its 10 largest automotive industry customers to change contract ... View this article

• Wheeling-Pitt, Severstal chart coke joint venture

  Dec 29, 2004

  Severstal North America Inc., Dearborn, Mich., is moving to secure more coke with an agreement to essentially fund a rehabilitation of Wheeling-Pittsburgh ... View this article

• Indian metals plants ride out tsunami's rage

  Dec 29, 2004

  India's major metallurgical operations were left intact by the tsunami that devastated the nation's southern coast early Dec. 26 and left more than 10000 ... View this article

• Germany headed for record in '05

  Dec 29, 2004

  Raw steel production in Germany is expected to total a record 47 million tonnes in 2005, a 500000-tonne increase from this year. View this article

• Indonesian villagers agree to end $543M pollution suit vs. ...

  Dec 29, 2004

  Indonesian villagers have agreed to drop a $543-million civil lawsuit against Denver-based gold miner Newmont Mining Corp. that alleged pollution ... View this article