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Will Steel Lead the Inflation Parade? (at Motley Fool)

April 7, 2010
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Three Reasons the Steel ETF Looks Solid – TheStreet.com

April 7, 2010

Three Reasons the Steel ETF Looks Solid
TheStreet.com
NEW YORK (TheStreet) — Right now, the Market Vectors Steel ETF (SLX) is benefiting from a strong fundamental picture …

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Parents fuming over Brooklyn’s playground’s ‘hot’ steel attraction – New York Daily News

April 7, 2010

New York Daily News

Parents fuming over Brooklyn's playground's 'hot' steel attraction
New York Daily News
The steel domes are the main play equipment inside Brooklyn Bridge Park, which opened at the base of Old Fulton St. last month. Park officials said they …
Brooklyn Parents Whine About Scalding-Hot Steel PlaygroundNew York Magazine
BREAKING: Brooklyn Bridge Park's big cover up!BrooklynPapers.com

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Macarthur / Noble (at FT.com)

April 7, 2010

It&os;s all very simple, sighedNoble Group on Wednesday. If investors in Macarthur Coal, the Brisbane-based producer subject to competing proposals, want to stay in a company that plans to develop into the largest independent coal producer in Australia, they should approve the Noble-backed merger of Macarthur with Sydney&os;s Gloucester Coal at a shareholder meeting scheduled for Monday.

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Macarthur / Noble (at FT.com)

April 6, 2010

It&os;s all very simple, sighedNoble Group on Wednesday. If investors in Macarthur Coal, the Brisbane-based producer subject to competing proposals, want to stay in a company that plans to develop into the largest independent coal producer in Australia, they should approve the Noble-backed merger of Macarthur with Sydney&os;s Gloucester Coal, at a shareholder meeting scheduled for next Monday.

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Macarthur / Noble (at FT.com)

April 6, 2010

It&os;s all very simple, sighedNoble Group on Wednesday. If investors in Macarthur Coal, the Brisbane-based producer subject to competing proposals, want to stay in a company that plans to develop into the largest independent coal producer in Australia, they should approve the Noble-backed merger of Macarthur with Sydney&os;s Gloucester Coal, at a shareholder meeting scheduled for next Monday.

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