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Rehwinkel, who succeeds Joseph A. Carrabba, chairman, president and chief executive officer of Cleveland-based Cliffs Natural Resources Inc ... View this article
... methods using a variety of ore blends through the rest of the year, chairman, president and chief executive officer Joseph Carrabba said during an ... View this article
... a feasibility study until it restarts negotiations with the provincial government, chairman, chief executive and president Joseph Carrabba said on an ... View this article
... of the potential competition we could face later this decade," Cliffs chairman, president and chief executive officer Joseph Carrabba said April 25 ... View this article
... Cliffs chairman, president and chief executive office Joseph A. Carrabba told AMM last month that new environmental regulations, including those ... View this article
... Don't change the rules after many years of work," Joseph A. Carrabba, chairman, president and chief executive officer of Cleveland-based Cliffs ... View this article
... extensive permitting delays and an uncertain regulatory environment are also hurting steelmakers, according to Joseph A. Carrabba, president and ... View this article
... our Wabush operation while continuing to meet our customer commitments," chairman, president and chief executive officer Joseph Carrabba said. ... View this article
... the project is currently experiencing "challenges and some uncertainty." Cliffs president and chief executive officer Joseph Carrabba said during a ... View this article
... phase is complete, we will not speculate on the overall project schedule,” Cliffs chairman, chief executive and president Joseph Carrabba said in a ... View this article
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What is causing the most weakness to the U.S. metals industry?
June 20-21, 2013 New York
Our industry and the U.S. economy are not realizing the full benefits of (higher steel demand) due to recent significant surges of imported tubular products.
--Mario Longhi, U.S. Steel