President Donald Trump was inaugurated Monday. He didn’t take the rest of the day off.
Read More Eleven months from now, I won’t be surprised if Webster’s announces the word of the year is not some Gen-Z-crafted linguistic atrocity that most of us will have never heard of, let alone understand. Rather, it will be the centuries-old favorite, “tariff.”
Read More The protracted effort by U.S. Steel to sell its assets to Japan’s Nippon Steel has been denied by President Joe Biden. The decision by the outgoing president puts an end to the year-long saga.
Read More As this is the last newsletter of the year, all of us at Metal Center News wanted to take this moment to thank all of our readers, advertisers and partners for another successful year.
Read More I think I’ve mentioned this here before (after seven years, I’m bound to start repeating myself), but the Executive of the Year feature is one of my favorites. It’s not necessarily the writing portion of the exercise. Rather, it’s the information gathering.
Read More The dawn of a new presidential administration, even a repeat one like this, is an opportunity for all segments of the economy to make their pitch, and the steel industry is no exception.
Read More The copper industry moved another inch closer to its objective last week. But its goal of a place on the United States Geological Survey’s Critical Minerals List is not quite there yet.
Read More It was, potentially, one of those much-discussed October surprises poised to tip an election.
Read More Donald Trump’s decisive victory in Tuesday’s presidential election spares us the expected agonizing wait for results that characterized the last run for the White House. There will be no such uncertainty this time around.
Read More As we wind down the final days of 2024, it’s already time to start looking ahead to what 2025 will hold. For the steel industry, it looks a little better, at least if the folks at worldsteel are correct.
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