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• Fox News

  ArcelorMittal: Steel Prices Will Continue To Remain Strong

  ArcelorMittal: Steel Prices Will Continue To Remain Strong

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• Fox News

  ArcelorMittal, Nippon Steel Plan Indiana Plant Expansion

  ArcelorMittal, Nippon Steel Plan Indiana Plant Expansion

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• DealBook

  Lazard Lures Away Citi’s European Metals Banking Head

  Lazard said Thursday that it has hired Spiro Youakim, the former head of Citigroup’s European metals and mining banking group, to serve in a similar function in London. Mr. Youakim, 40, was involved in some of the biggest deals in the red-hot secto

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• The Wall Street Journal

  Steelmakers Post Strong Profit Gains

  ArcelorMittal and U.S. Steel posted jumps in second-quarter profits, saying the outlook for the rest of the year is bullish despite an uncertain global economy.

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• The Guardian

  Alarm bells ring in the Square Mile as RBS culls 3,000 jobs

  Royal Bank of Scotland is finalising plans to cut 3,000 jobs in its investment banking business in a move that will send shivers through London's Square Mile. The bank, which is receiving a £20bn handout from the government, expects to brief staf

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• CBS News

  After 100 Years, W.Va. Mill Still Standing

  Though Downsized from its Heyday, ArcelorMittal Steel Mill Celebrates a Century in Business

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• The Observer

  Sacrifices are needed to save GM, Obama tells Americans

  • US and Canada plough $30bn into ailing group • Bankruptcy largest of any American industrial firm

  America's biggest carmaker, General Motors, yesterday declared itself bankrupt with debts of $172bn (£105bn) in a move paving t

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• The Observer

  Europe's corporate giants feel heat from global recession

  • ArcelorMittal revenues fall from $29.8bn to $15.12bn • Falling oil demand damages Shell profits • France Telecom profits hit by economic crisis

  The global economic slowdown has taken its toll on some of Europe's largest compa

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