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North American aluminum output ticked higher in October, with the annualized rate of production rising 1.4 percent to 4,692,299 tonnes.
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North American aluminum output ticked higher in October, with the annualized rate of production rising 1.4 percent to 4,692,299 tonnes.
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Global aluminum demand will nearly double over the next 10 years on the back of population growth, urbanization and a drive for sustainability, according to Klaus Kleinfeld, chairman and chief executive officer of Alcoa Inc.
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Global aluminum demand will nearly double over the next 10 years on the back of population growth, urbanization and a drive for sustainability, according to Klaus Kleinfeld, chairman and chief executive officer of Alcoa Inc.
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The planned closure of Novelis Inc.’s foil operations in Bridgnorth, England, will allow the company to focus more efforts on value-added products like can and automotive sheet, according to company executives.
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The closure in May of Xstrata Canada’s Kidd Creek zinc smelter in Timmins, Ontario, helped the Noranda Income Fund (NIF) record third-quarter earnings of Canadian $2.2 million ($2.19 million), down from second-quarter earnings of $C8.5 million.
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The closure in May of Xstrata Canada’s Kidd Creek zinc smelter in Timmins, Ontario, helped the Noranda Income Fund (NIF) record third-quarter earnings of Canadian $2.2 million ($2.19 million), down from second-quarter earnings of C$8.5 million.
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The planned closure of Novelis Inc.’s foil operations in Bridgnorth, England, will allow the company to focus more efforts on value-added products like can and automotive sheet, according to company executives.
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A coalition of Canadian non-governmental organizations (NGOs) has filed a class-action against Anvil Mining Ltd. accusing the Australian company of playing a role in alleged human rights abuse in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
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Aleris International Inc. has returned to profitability, posting net income of $53.8 million on revenue up nearly 30 percent to $1.06 billion in the third quarter—its first full quarter since exiting Ch. 11 bankruptcy protection in June.
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PM Recovery Inc. has acquired Kalco Metals Inc., a Wheatland, Pa.-based manufacturer of specialty metals and alloys.
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Improved global market demand and price increases helped Novelis Inc. post strong results for its second fiscal quarter.
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Alcoa Inc. is in talks to sell a portion of its idled facility in Addy, Wash., to a startup silicon producer, representatives of both parties told AMM.
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Alcoa Inc. is in talks to sell a portion of its idled facility in Addy, Wash., to a startup silicon producer, representatives of both parties told AMM.
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Aleris International Inc. has returned to profitability, posting net income of $53.8 million on revenue that rose nearly 30 percent to $1.06 billion during the third quarter—its first full quarter since exiting Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in June.
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Improved global market demand and price increases helped Novelis Inc. post strong results for its second fiscal quarter.
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Copper prices swung into backwardation and hit record official highs in London Tuesday, a move industry sources attributed more to investment plays than a real supply squeeze.
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Copper prices swung into backwardation and hit record official highs in London Tuesday, a move industry sources attributed more to investment plays than a real supply squeeze.
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Copper prices swung into backwardation and hit record official highs in London Tuesday, a move industry sources attributed more to investment plays than a real supply squeeze.
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Tin exceeded its opening price by 2.4 percent in Tuesday’s official trading on the London Metal Exchange, one day after industry organization ITRI announced that the market will refuse to accept untraceable material from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and surrounding countries starting in April 2011.
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Century Aluminum Co.’s decision to terminate health-care benefits for all retirees from its Ravenswood, W.Va., smelter has union members up in arms, with labor officials considering taking the matter to court in search of a solution.
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Century Aluminum Co.’s decision to terminate health-care benefits for all retirees from its Ravenswood, W.Va., smelter has union members up in arms, with labor officials considering taking the matter to court in search of a solution.
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Bismuth prices have softened slightly as consumers are cautious after steady increases since the start of the year.
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Britain’s Financial Services Authority (FSA) has received a complaint about proposed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that are set to be backed by physical metal.