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The import and export values of the most heavily traded metals rose last month, with the biggest gain seen in copper imports.
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The import and export values of the most heavily traded metals rose last month, with the biggest gain seen in copper imports.
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The import and export values of the most heavily traded metals rose last month, with the biggest gain seen in copper imports.
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U.S. Metals & Supply Inc. will soon install a multimillion-dollar stretcher-leveler and slitting line at its St. Louis operation that will double its steel coil processing capacity, parent company New Star Metals Inc. said.
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U.S. Metals & Supply Inc. will soon install a multimillion-dollar stretcher-leveler and slitting line at its St. Louis operation that will double its steel coil processing capacity, parent company New Star Metals Inc. said.
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Former Ferrostaal executive Uwe T. Schmidt has entered into a new five-year employment agreement to serve as chief executive officer of Solar Trust of America LLC. He also is the company’s chairman.
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Former Ferrostaal executive Uwe T. Schmidt has entered into a new five-year employment agreement to serve as chief executive officer of Solar Trust of America LLC. He also is the company’s chairman.
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Former Ferrostaal executive Uwe T. Schmidt has entered into a new five-year employment agreement to serve as chief executive officer of Solar Trust of America LLC. He also is the company’s chairman.
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Former Ferrostaal executive Uwe T. Schmidt has entered into a new five-year employment agreement to serve as chief executive officer of Solar Trust of America LLC. He also is the company’s chairman.
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A fatal accident at an Alpha Natural Resources Inc. (ANR) metallurgical coal mine in West Virginia has resulted in the temporary closure of a section of the mine.
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A fatal accident at an Alpha Natural Resources Inc. (ANR) metallurgical coal mine in West Virginia has resulted in the temporary closure of a section of the mine.
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Nonfarm payroll employment edged down by 95,000 in September, leaving the unemployment rate unchanged at 9.6 percent, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics said Friday. The manufacturing sector lost 23,000 jobs, but the metals sector was still hiring last month.
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Nonfarm payroll employment edged down by 95,000 in September, leaving the unemployment rate unchanged at 9.6 percent, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics said Friday. The manufacturing sector lost 23,000 jobs, but the metals sector was still hiring last month.
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Investment bank Dahlman Rose & Co. has begun coverage of Metals USA Holdings Corp. with a “buy” rating.
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The global automotive market will return to pre-recession levels by the end of 2010 on the back of booming demand from emerging regions, but a full recovery in the U.S. market will take at least an extra year, analysts said at Standard & Poor’s Auto Industry Hot Topics Conference in New York.
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The global automotive market will return to pre-recession levels by the end of 2010 on the back of booming demand from emerging regions, but a full recovery in the U.S. market will take at least an extra year, analysts said at Standard & Poor’s Auto Industry Hot Topics Conference in New York.
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Norfolk Southern Corp. has moved its largest cargo loading in the past two decades at its Pier 6 transloading facility at Lamberts Point, Norfolk, Va.
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Iron and steel mill shipments rose slightly in August, even as new orders, backlogs and inventories fell. For aluminum mills and other nonferrous metals producers, shipments and new orders retreated, while backlogs and inventories inched upward.
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Iron and steel mill shipments rose slightly in August, even as new orders, backlogs and inventories fell. For aluminum mills and other nonferrous metals producers, shipments and new orders retreated, while backlogs and inventories inched upward.
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John G. Figueroa has joined the board of publicly held service center chain Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co.
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The industrial economy continued to show growth in September with a 14th consecutive gain, although the pace slowed from a month earlier as manufacturing production, new orders, order backlogs, exports and employment all declined.
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The industrial economy continued to show growth in September with a 14th consecutive gain, although the pace slowed from a month earlier as manufacturing production, new orders, order backlogs, exports and employment all declined.
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