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A handful of the nation’s most influential business and government leaders took the stage in Pittsburgh this week to debate the state of manufacturing in America.
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An analyst has increased his earnings outlook on Haynes International Inc., and maintained a “hold” rating pending greater stability in the demand and pricing environment, improved project financing and leaner end-market supply chains.
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Posco America Corp., a unit of South Korean steelmaker Posco Ltd., has been given the go-ahead by Alabama state and local development authorities to build a $17-million steel processing plant in Birmingham.
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A handful of the nation’s most influential business and government leaders took the stage in Pittsburgh this week to debate the state of manufacturing in America.
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Robert A. Billstein Sr. and Robert A. Billstein Jr. have filed a civil complaint against brothers Mark and Gary Goodman, executives at Hercules Drawn Steel Corp.
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AK Steel Corp. has lowered its surcharge on electrical steel products by $30 per ton for January.
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Citation Corp. has acquired Blackhawk Foundry & Machining Co. and sold off its Albion, Ind., facility to Busche Machine. Terms of the separate agreements were not disclosed.
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Steel import permit applications for November totaled 1,386,000 net tons, an 11-percent decrease over October’s preliminary imports of 1,560,000 tons, according to the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI), citing data from the U.S. Commerce Department’s Steel Import Monitoring and Analysis (SIMA) system.
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Steel import permit applications for November totaled 1,386,000 net tons, an 11-percent decrease over October’s preliminary imports of 1,560,000 tons, according to the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI), citing data from the U.S. Commerce Department’s Steel Import Monitoring and Analysis (SIMA) system.
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Brown-Strauss Steel’s impending purchase of B-S Steel of Kansas Inc. would be the farthest move east for one of the West’s dominant structurals distributors, while also marking the second recent noteworthy service center takeover in an industry that has lately seen few acquisitions.
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Christmas might come earlier and deliver a bigger bang for ferrous scrap suppliers this year, with industry sources saying many steel mills are anxious to buy.
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Job creation benefits of the transportation reauthorization bill were highlighted in an American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) letter to the White House.
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The U.S. Commerce Department is being ordered by the U.S. Court of International Trade to revisit its research on dumping of stainless steel bar by Indian producers, a decision pleasing to domestic stainless bar producers.
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Job creation benefits of the transportation reauthorization bill were highlighted in an American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) letter to the White House.
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The U.S. Commerce Department is being ordered by the U.S. Court of International Trade to revisit its research on dumping of stainless steel bar by Indian producers, a decision pleasing to domestic stainless bar producers.
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Canada has added its name to the list of country’s going after China for alleged unfair trade in oil country tubular goods (OCTG).
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U.S. Steel Canada, in an effort to green up the environment, has signed an agreement with the Ontario Ministry of the Environment that will help minimize emissions to air and water and improve waste management.
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Canada’s Lakeside Steel Inc. plans to increase production in January with the additional of a production shift on its electric-resistance weld (ERW) 2- to 8-inch mill to meet increased demand.
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U.S. pig iron importers said demand is still lackluster and buyers aren’t willing to pay higher prices.
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The Automotive Supplier Sentiment Index slipped to 68.5 in November from 70.8 in the previous survey as the number of respondents “significantly more optimistic” fell and the number with “unchanged” expectations increased.
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Canada’s Lakeside Steel Inc. plans to increase production in January with the additional of a production shift on its electric-resistance weld (ERW) 2- to 8-inch mill to meet increased demand.
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Steel purchasing managers are seeing some stability in the market for the next three to six months in terms of shipments, inventories, incoming orders and order backlogs.
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U.S. Steel Canada, in an effort to green up the environment, has signed an agreement with the Ontario Ministry of the Environment that will help minimize emissions to air and water and improve waste management.
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Canada has added its name to the list of country’s going after China for alleged unfair trade in oil country tubular goods (OCTG).