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  • A precarious position

    A leaner, stable industry is optimistic about 2012 A leaner, stable industry is optimistic about 2012; however, Modern Metals’ editorial advisory board says the volatile economy makes long-term growth trends difficult to predict Peter Baines, Corporate...

  • NASA expands ownership

    The Laguna Hills, Calif.-based North American Steel Alliance board of directors added five independently owned U.S. and Canadian metal service centers. > January 2012 - The Laguna Hills, Calif.-based North American Steel Alliance board of directors...

  • Elegant facade

    LuminOre’s metal surface offers an aesthetically pleasing alternative LuminOre’s metal surface offers an aesthetically pleasing alternative January 2012- The Dorchester Hotel in London offers its guests a bit of old world tradition coupled with modern...

  • Same markets, new growth

    Innovations in existing markets are contributing to some expansion in the aluminum industry Innovations in existing markets are contributing to some expansion in the aluminum industry November 2011- At first glance, the outlook for the aluminum market...

  • A different perspective

    Westfield Steel explores new methods to move into the future while respecting its past Westfield Steel explores new methods to move into the future while respecting its past October 2011- The answer to many questions at some companies is “because it’s...

  • Close cooperation

    Butech Bliss and Universal Steel worked together to develop “The Memory Eraser,” a stretcher leveler that has no problem processing heavy materials May 2011 - Equipment manufacturer Butech Bliss, Salem, Ohio, is located just an hour-and-a-half drive...

  • NASA adds three member/owners

    The North American Steel Alliance, Laguna Hills, Calif., added three independently owned metal service centers as member/owner companies: Henderson Steel, Marion, Miss.; Totten Tubes, Azusa, Calif.; and Gordon Bros. Steel Warehouse, Chicago.> July 2011...

  • The cloud of eminent domain

    After a long legal battle, Central Steel Supply relocates its warehouse to Marlborough, Mass. After a long legal battle, Central Steel Supply relocates its warehouse to Marlborough, Mass. July 2011 - The legal process of eminent domain allows the...

  • Pressure points

    Modern Metals’ editorial advisory board members are confident about their own business strategies but are concerned about widespread uncertainty Peter Baines, Corporate VP Communications and Corporate Affairs, Samuel, Son & Co. Ltd. John Campo, Vice...

  • NASA expands supplier base

    March 2011 - The North American Steel Alliance, Laguna Hills, Calif., added Searing Industries, Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., as its newest tubing supplier. Adding Searing, a company that supports the western United States and western Canada, provides...

  • Brushing bolsters P&O performance

    A recently debuted process for pickled-and-oiled steel improves laser cutting and welding, and creates a more compatible surface for painting and plating August 2010 - Four months ago, JDM Steel Service Inc., an independent service center and member of...

  • North American Steel Alliance expands ownership

    July 2010 - The North American Steel Alliance added four independently owned metal service centers to the purchasing cooperative. The newest centers include Fabricators Supply LLC, Service Steel Warehouse, Sioux City Foundry Co. and Cragin Metals LLC....

  • A new way of thinking

    After the crash, companies are slowly piecing together key strategies. Adjusting to the new market paradigm requires flexibility, reliability and efficiency.Dan DiMicco, Chairman, President and CEO, Nucor Corp. David Hannah, Chairman and CEO, Reliance...

  • Staring down adversity

    Modern Metals’ editorial advisory board gives advice on staying afloat in a dismal economy. The takeaway: It’s going to turn around--eventually.Dan DiMicco, Chairman, President and CEO, Nucor Corp. Tom Funkhouser, Vice President and General Manager,...

  • The power of one

    The North American Steel Alliance continues to redefine its role--regardless of market pressures April 2009- A contested rebound, a spin move and a quick outlet pass to a teammate sprinting full speed down the court. The commentator excitedly says,...

  • Scaling the Atlantic

    A free trade agreement between the United States and the European Union could be in the cards, but there are hurdles December 2008 - At a recent meeting in Leuven, Belgium, John Engler, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, Washington...

  • The steel tightrope

    As costs rise and the price of sheet skyrockets, sectors of the metals industry find themselves performing balancing actsTo visualize the price of sheet, picture a heart monitor. Over time, the price rises and falls, like a steady heartbeat....

  • Samuel allies with Grupo Villacero

    Samuel, Son & Co. Ltd., Mississauga, Ontario, signed a comprehensive strategic alliance agreement with steel distributor Grupo Villacero, Monterrey, Mexico. Villacero will provide Samuel with processing, storage and logistics services in Mexico. Samuel...

  • Strength in the softness

    Soaring prices, tight supply and soft demand should make for a compelling 2008 for the sheet marketAugust 2008 - If you read the daily headlines splattered across newspapers, cable news channels and financial blogs these days, it seems the U.S. economy...

  • Mittal wields its might

    Mittal Steel's hostile bid shows that no one is safe from its reach. Companies are on full alert. March 2006- Mittal Steel's $22.2 billion hostile bid for Luxembourg-based Arcelor late last month caught the industry off guard and stirred up...