Guest Editorial

A new year brings new opportunities for family-owned metals companies

Guest Editorial

California’s impending capacity crunch

Guest Editorial

Although increased production is great for business, it can be tough on loading docks

How to increase product quality while decreasing costs

Robert W. Knopik, president of The Leadership Search Group, discusses the changing job market

With the right training, companies can do more with less

Hybrid loans can help metals companies enhance working and growth capital

Avoid typical pitfalls to ensure a new software system is installed successfully

Supervisors are the impact players when building a sustainable safety culture

Metalworking is a complex, energy-intensive process

How Craig Becker’s appointment to the NLRB may make life difficult for metal stampers and roll form companies

Challenges arise, even with the aid of spectrometry

Deciphering material standards is crucial for international business

As I write this column for the October issue, Hurricane Earl is bearing down on the Outer Banks as a Category 3 storm

Understanding material standards is essential for metal applications

I can’t believe it’s over.

Improving turns a critical step to increasing M&A value

Right now, the market for steel and other non-precious metals, like most other commodities, is tightening, and the general economic crisis has hit the industry hard. That's the bad news.

During recent years, M&A deals have redefined the global steel industry. Are there more to come? Most likely because consolidation might be the best way to cure overcapacity and highly cyclical earnings.

Life cycle assessment policies have the potential to dramatically change the future of the automotive industry