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On March 24, steel professionals tuned in to S&P Global Platts’ webinar titled Adapting to a Shifting Landscape – Steel Markets and the Coronavirus Impact. The webinar was held in lieu of the Annual Steel Markets North America Conference planned for the previous week in Chicago.
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For two decades, Roger Ebert teamed with Gene Siskel to serve as America’s foremost film critics.
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As North America hunkers down for an undetermined time to better halt the spread of the novel coronavirus, Metal Center News will be operating with almost no restrictions thanks to the ability to perform virtually all of our functions remotely.
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Domestic metals executives are not just hoping for Donald Trump’s re-election, they’re expecting it. Those were two of the results from Headwall Partners’ latest survey of the metals industry.
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The office of the United States Trade Representative has completed a study of the World Trade Organization’s Appellate Body, a summary that expresses serious concerns about the process. Over the course of 120 pages, USTR Robert Lighthizer covers an array of complaints about the dispute settlement system of the three-person body.
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Squeezed between Super Bowl Sunday (and all that entails) and the Iowa caucuses, the State of the Union and the wrapping up of the presidential impeachment trial, the news out of a small institute in Tempe, Ariz., had little chance for media oxygen.
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So rather than look ahead for a moment, I thought it would be interesting to take a look back at the last time the odometer turned on the Gregorian calendar.
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In this month’s Metal Center News, readers will note the annual Top Equipment Brands survey. The survey polls service center equipment buyers on the brands of equipment that are top of mind, those they view favorably and would be comfortably purchasing from the next time a capital expenditure is made.
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It’s been a few weeks since we’ve delivered an e-newsletter. I assume nothing much has happened over the ordinarily quiet holiday season, right?
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As the calendar-proficient among you probably realized, this marks the last installment of eMCN for 2019. We will return with more digital goodness on Jan. 8.
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