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... Prosecutors cited as an example of irregularities an April 2010 accident at Vale's Pier III terminal at Ponta da Madeira port in the city of São Luís. ... View this article
While aluminum terminal market prices slipped about 3 cents per pound from last week ... of old sheet late last week at 80 cents delivered to the pier. ... View this article
... to the North American market (whose penetration is about 3%), and the ... and its respected, highly capable chief executive officer, Pier Luigi Foschi. ... View this article
... As yet unnamed, it is known as Dream 3, and can be pressed into ... Pier Luigi Foschi, who runs Costa, has done an excellent job of introducing it.”. ... View this article
... of the year to be less than 4% down on flights and less than 3% down in ... He adds: “It takes away one pier and replaces it with another so there is no ... View this article
... The new pier will be completed by 2009 and will be able to ... our North American brands will grow capacity at a moderate rate of 3%, our European ... View this article
... says, “and today Cozumel is still rebuilding two of its piers.” Paige credits ... The Guatemala event, scheduled for June 3-5, “allows the destination to ... View this article
... at $20 billion are planned over the next five to 10 years, including piers on the ... 3 supplier with a lot of the customers, and by putting the mill in it has ... View this article
... gather for its annual conference, scheduled this year for October 31 through November 3. ... in the summer and is willing to pay a higher pier diem, the ... View this article
... year with net revenues and net yields 3% to 4 ... question is that this is an awkward pier to come ... do you transport 3.5 million people to piers all over ... 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