Sentences with phrase «own steel mills»

The trio bought old facilities in New Jersey — a steel mill, a club, a paintball center — and started converting them into indoor farms.

When workers at a steel mill in Dongguan rioted after learning about a new round of job losses, the mob beat a senior manager to death.

Indeed, some so - called rural villages in China boast steel mills and factories, while one, Beishanmen, near the city of Xi'an, recently erected a 23 - storey apartment tower.

Likewise, according to a report by Pivot Capital Management that analyzed China's manufacturing capabilities, China continues to build new steel mills, cement factories and aluminum smelters even though up to one - third of existing plants sit idle.

Coils of steel on trains in front of the ThyssenKrupp steel mill in Duisburg, Germany.

But the nostalgic desire he's expressing here, of wanting to keep communities the way they once were, with a steel mill to work in and a mall to shop at, clearly resonates with a slice of the electorate.

At its height around 1920, 14,000 people worked at the steel mill in the town, which featured 200 homes and walkable streets.

The steel mill, now owned by Luxembourg - based ArcelorMittal, employs fewer than 5,000 people in 2017, according to CityLab.

He worries about the loss of steel mills that are, or were, job anchors in certain Rust Belt communities.

It doesn't hurt that Trump has friends with relevant business interests that would benefit from the protection of the status quo, whether those are ownership stakes in steel mills or shopping malls.

In its heyday, Baoding had eight steel mills, all contributing to China's status as the world's biggest producer.

Coils of steel stand on trains in front of the ThyssenKrupp steel mill on March 5, 2018 in Duisburg, Germany.

Returning from Vietnam, Parsons worked for a year in a Baltimore steel mill before attending the University of Baltimore on the G.I. Bill.

Smaller bioreactors of this kind are already in operation at a cement plant and a steel mill in Ontario.

And Lee hopes to form a joint venture with other multinational companies to construct a $ 400 - million integrated steel mill.

Its ever growing array of profitable enterprises includes shipyards, banks, hotels, an oil refinery, and even a small steel mill.

The Hamilton - based company is also looking to pursue internal growth with its existing Ontario steel mills, where production has already been boosted through efficiencies and rising prices, he said.

A Russian company, according to defense minister Khan, is eying up a deal to take over the disused Soviet - built steel mills.

Some steel mills, smelters and chemical plants have cranked up output ahead of curbs on production or outright shutdowns.

Those views are largely predicated on three factors: higher borrowing costs; increasing curbs on home buying to cool soaring prices; and government - mandated shutdowns of some steel mills and factories in coming months to reduce winter air pollution.

Over the past 12 months, prices have increased 19 % on steel mill products, 17 % on copper and brass mill shapes, 7.6 % on gypsum products like wallboard and plaster, and 7.3 % on lumber and plywood, according to data released last week by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

The possible county locations suggested for Amazon included: the Tradepoint Atlantic redevelopment of an old steel mill in Sparrows Point; the mixed - use Baltimore Crossroads development near White Marsh and the Spring Grove Hospital Center campus in Catonsville.

Alcohol, tobacco, laundry detergent, dish soap, chocolate... done right, a business in an area such as these can make a lot of money without constantly having to make large capital expenditures the same way a steel mill might require.

By the Second World War's end, northern forestry and mining, steel mills in Hamilton and Sault Ste. Marie, Sarnia's Chemical Valley, consumer goods, farm implements and plane building in and around Toronto, and auto factories in Windsor, Oakville and Oshawa made Ontario wealthy.

Furthermore, Arcelor could probably ramp up production at its U.S. steel mills to avoid the bulk of those tariffs that would otherwise hurt its sales.

The bridge, discussions for which began in 2008, could reduce the distance of transporting iron ore from the Jewish Autonomous Republic in the Russian Far East to Chinese steel mills from 646 to 145 miles.

BEIJING China's city of Handan has ordered steel mills to cut production by around 25 percent as part of new measures to curb pollution from April to mid-November, according to a statement on Friday.

Like Dyky, Steve Secleter, retired from 31 years at a utility company, was laid off from a steel mill in the 1980s.

MONESSEN, PA. — Bob Dyky has lost his retirement savings three separate times since his steel mill shut down with all the other steel mills around.

From the Chinese standpoint, a steel mill or a semiconductor fabrication plant are public goods — the Chinese look at these things the way we look at highways and airports... America has been pushed out of any major capital - intensive manufacturing.

Ecosteel USA, a construction and engineering firm and building supplier, is proposing a $ 240 million steel mill complex on about 124 acres of county - owned...

«My father worked in the steel mills.

A lot of my relatives worked in the steel mills.

My uncle worked in the steel mills.

Moore worked at a Texas steel mill in the late 1970s, when there were plenty of steel jobs that paid the equivalent of $ 30 an hour.

But Chinese steel production didn't slow down in response — creating a glut of steel in the global marketplace that lowered prices and threatened steel mills across the globe.

The largest integrated steel mill in North America is the Gary Works in Gary, which has been producing high - quality steel for over a century.

Low demand for steel and decades of automation are the main reasons jobs at American steel mills are disappearing, and no amount of tariffs on steel can change that tide, economists told me.

Another factor is the re-opening ahead of the peak construction period in spring and early summer of steel mills in China that were shut down last year.

It began as an unincorporated settlement in the area around a steel mill and was the largest unincorporated place in the USA for more than thirty years until it became a city in 1947.

The bullish export statistics come despite scores of steel mills and other industrials in China being shut down or operating below full capacity since early November as part of China's attempts to curb air pollution during the nation's winter months.

Launched in April 2017, Section 232 is the U.S. Department of Commerce's investigation into the effect of steel mill products and wrought and unwrought aluminum imports on national security.

That statement may come as a surprise to non-UK readers, many of whom might well be forgiven for thinking the country's steel mills had gone the way of other legacy industries such as coal mining and shipbuilding.

Until now no - one has seriously considered FMG as a candidate for merger and acquisition activity, except as a target for a bigger company such as Brazil's iron ore giant, Vale, or a big Chinese steel mill.

Steel mills may not be able to easily or cheaply convert their facilities to produce different kinds of components previously made abroad.

A glut of Russian metal put the local steel mill out of business.

Rolled steel is seen after being treated on the pickle line at the Severstal steel mill in Dearborn, Michigan in this June 21, 2012

Secretary Wilbur Ross released reports on the U.S. Department of Commerce's investigations into the impact on our national security from imports of steel mill products and...

He got from the Soviet Union a large steel mill, and set India on the path of Western development.

He also happened to be the managing director of a steel mill, where I worked for two summers.