Category: Manufacturing

We Could Be in the Early Stages of a New Cold War

A new Cold War — does that sound ridiculous? Does it sound alarmist? Need buying strategies for steel? Request your two-month free trial of MetalMiner’s Outlook It would have been a month or more back, but today it is a plausible statement. A post by Edward Luce in the Financial Times refers to a Bloomberg […]

‘Farm-to-Table’ Becomes ‘Maker-to-User’: A Manufacturing Trend

Chances are you’ve probably heard the term “farm-to-table,” the increasingly popular culinary movement that prioritizes local sourcing. Some restaurants even tout their local sourcing on their menus, listing vendors from whom they acquire their foods — whether it’s beef, cheese, beer, or fruits and vegetables, they want you know where the elements on your plate […]

Trump Goes After Trade Deals, Calls for $1.5T in Infrastructure Spending During His First State of the Union Address

Trump Goes After Trade Deals, Calls for $1.5T in Infrastructure Spending During His First State of the Union Address

In an approximately 80-minute speech ranging from jobs and manufacturing to North Korea and Iran, President Donald Trump’s first State of the Union address also touched on issues impacting the metals industry — albeit, perhaps not as directly as one might have expected. (As a brief aside, according to the American Presidency Project, which tracks […]

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