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Cramer’s Mad Money – 7 Not-to-Be-Missed Earnings (7/16/10) – Seeking Alpha (blog)

July 18, 2010

Cramer's Mad Money – 7 Not-to-Be-Missed Earnings (7/16/10)Seeking Alpha (blog)Cramer has changed his mind about AK Steel (AKS), a stock he has disliked in the past because it needs to buy its raw material, iron ore, and it doesn't own …and mo…

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Clarion accident shows perils of steel jobs – Connellsville Daily Courier

July 18, 2010

Clarion accident shows perils of steel jobsConnellsville Daily CourierInside US Steel's Clairton Works, human scale gets lost. Workers measure weight in tons, temperature in thousands of degrees. They climb multi-story ovens, …Investigators get l…

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Clarion accident shows perils of steel jobs – istockAnalyst.com (press release)

July 18, 2010

Kansas City StarClarion accident shows perils of steel jobsistockAnalyst.com (press release)When something goes wrong, such as last week's explosion in B Battery, it bends steel and blows aside men and stone walls. Veterans tell rookies to get a …..

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Architecture: San Jose airport’s new Terminal B is stunning —… – San Jose Mercury News

July 18, 2010

Architecture: San Jose airport's new Terminal B is stunning —…San Jose Mercury NewsGleaming, pearly white buildings with sweeping steel skins, enormous glass-curtain walls and interactive art are the standard today from Chicago to …and more&n…

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Clarion accident shows perils of steel jobs – Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

July 17, 2010

Clarion accident shows perils of steel jobsPittsburgh Tribune-ReviewWhen something goes wrong, such as last week's explosion in B Battery, it bends steel and blows aside men and stone walls. Veterans tell rookies to get a …Investigators get look …

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India’s Steel Demand to Grow Substantially by FY 2013 – SBWire (press release)

July 17, 2010

India's Steel Demand to Grow Substantially by FY 2013SBWire (press release)Increasing demand from automobile and construction industries will lead steel consumption to grow at 8.3% CAGR during FY 2010 – FY 2013. …and more »

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