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Jan 29, 2013
Clashes mar ArcelorMittal jobs protest
Police officers injured in scuffles in Belgium
Jan 29, 2013
Posco sees tough year for steel industry
Korean group’s fourth-quarter earnings drop 33%
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INDUSTRIAL GOODS
Jan 14, 2013
Saint-Gobain sells US unit for $1.7bn
Luxembourg-based Ardagh to buy Verallia North America
- Comment Saint-Gobain / Ardagh – raise a glass
- The Monday Interview An irrational adventurer
Jan 13, 2013
US home building drives up lumber prices
Price of sawn timber at highest since mid-2005 at $400
Jan 9, 2013
ArcelorMittal to raise $3.5bn
Proceeds from bond issue and share offering will pay down debt
Jan 8, 2013
Alcoa forecasts boost in aluminium demand
Metal producer expects global figure to increase 7% this year
Jan 8, 2013
Monsanto earnings balloon 170%
Agricultural products company sees Latin America growth
- Comment Monsanto – lords of the harvest
- Great US drought the impact
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LEX
Jan 2, 2013
Posco/China Steel – steel-away
Latest deal will do little to solve the industry’s weaknesses
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ENERGY
Jan 2, 2013
Posco-led group secures Canada mine stake
Asian steelmakers seek greater control over raw materials
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MARKETS
Dec 28, 2012
Iron ore prices climb 60% in four months
Rally prompts Fortescue to resume A$9bn expansion plan
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GLOBAL ECONOMY
Dec 26, 2012
Steel producers face test of survival
Subdued demand and weak prices expected in 2013
Dec 26, 2012
Heady steel growth consigned to past
Average price likely to increase by just 2.3% over coming year
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COMMENT
Dec 26, 2012
Tata – a big dent from European steel
Little has gone to plan since the $13bn purchase of Corus
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TRANSPORT
Dec 20, 2012
D Bahn sues ThyssenKrupp over price fixing
Scandal threatens to pile financial damage on German steel group
Dec 18, 2012
Greek industry looks beyond the crisis
Survival is the name of the game for industrial group Mytilineos
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MARKETS
Dec 17, 2012
Processing capacity grinds cocoa industry
Rush to build facilities has led to weak margins and volatile prices
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ENERGY
Dec 14, 2012
Norilsk to pay chief $100m to quit
Investors agree deal on Strzhalkovsky package
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Chinese stocks rise following news of Volvo‘s plan to buy a $1bn stake in Dongfeng Motor
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Monsanto: lords of the harvest?
Despite astonishing numbers, there are clouds on the seed specialist’s horizon