Turkey's Borusan Mannesman to invest $150 million in U.S. factory
Borusan Mannesmann , Turkey's leading steel pipe manufacturer, will invest $150 million in building a production facility in the United States, the company said on Monday.
French unions rage at Hollande over Mittal deal
French trade unions accused President Francois Hollande of betrayal on Saturday after his government backed away from a threat to nationalize ArcelorMittal's Florange steelworks.
Wall Street set to open flat on "fiscal cliff" uncertainty
Stocks were set to open little changed on Monday as investors awaited any sign of progress in talks to avert the United States' so-called fiscal cliff of tax hikes and spending cuts.
Wuhan Steel shelves plans to build Brazil mill
Wuhan Iron and Steel Group, China's fourth-largest steel producer, has shelved plans to build a steel mill in Brazil after negotiations on infrastructure investment floundered, the company's head Deng Qilin said on Sunday.
Abramovich may buy stake in Norilsk peace plan: sources
Roman Abramovich, owner of Chelsea soccer club, may step up as a "white knight" minority shareholder to resolve a four-year power struggle at Norilsk Nickel in a deal that would also name the Arctic miner's largest owner Vladimir Potanin chief executive.
Orkla to cut debt, raise $350 million from Borregaard sale
Norwegian conglomerate Orkla expects to raise up to $350 million from floating off its specialist chemicals arm Borregaard and also hopes to cut debt by $175 million, it said on Monday.
Spain's Acerinox raises base prices by 50 euro/metric tonne in Europe
Spanish steel producer Acerinox said on Tuesday it has decided, with immediate effect, to raise it base prices by 50 euros ($64.53) per metric tonne in Europe.
Orkla to cut debt, raise $350 million from Borregaard sale
Norwegian conglomerate Orkla expects to raise up to $350 million from floating off its specialist chemicals arm Borregaard and also hopes to cut debt by $175 million, it said on Monday.
India plans to relax rules for oil, gas licenses
India plans to relax rules for oil and gas exploration licenses in time for the next bidding round, in a move to attract global companies.
Orkla to cut debt, raise $350 million from Borregaard sale
Norwegian conglomerate Orkla expects to raise up to $350 million from floating off its specialist chemicals arm Borregaard and also hopes to cut debt by $175 million, it said on Monday.
Microsoft Kept PC Partners in Dark About Surface Tablets
Microsoft kept its personal computer partners largely in the dark about its plans to launch a competing tablet computer, with some long-time collaborators learning of the new gadget only days before its unveiling, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Altria Looks to Lure Customers With Tobacco Innovation
Altria is working on developing new products to entice smokers that are open to trying different types of tobacco and want a change from cigarettes.
Navy commander is most senior yet to plead guilty in prostitutes-and-travel bribery scheme
As a U.S. Navy commander, Jose Luis Sanchez helped oversee operations in an area spanning Japan, Russia, Singapore, Australia and many other countries across Asia.
Mason residents express concern over proposed natural gas pipeline
Some residents of the New Hampshire town of Mason say they feel singled out by a proposed natural gas pipeline project that would cross the town twice over.