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Articles 1-23 out of 23 article(s) Title Author Type Date Words Thieves scrap the hot metal trade as credit crunch bites; Collapse in demand for iron and steel could lead to industry job losses. Oct 23, 2008 342 Volatility is the name of the game. Nov 1, 2007 669 Pushing paper: healthy demand for recovered fiber serves as the backdrop for this year's Paper Recycling Conference & Trade Show, taking place June 10-12 in Orlando. Taylor, Brian Apr 1, 2007 1216 Promise keepers. Jun 1, 2006 412 Hedging your bets. Jun 1, 2006 559 Cover your ... Mar 1, 2006 802 Piling on: after lagging behind some other metals, aluminum has charged into a bull run of its own. Taylor, Brian Feb 1, 2006 1688 Copper outpacing industry. Jul 1, 2005 563 Rock solid: led by China, demand for ferrous scrap remains on solid footing. Taylor, Brian May 1, 2005 1639 China's boom being felt by local recycling firms. Darmiento, Laurence Feb 28, 2005 815 Held aloft. Brief Article Jan 1, 2005 254 Demanding attitude. Dec 1, 2004 376 Market strength: the demand factors for nickel alloys should stay in place, even if China cools down a bit. Taylor, Brian Nov 1, 2004 1145 Shattered ceiling. Feb 1, 2004 359 Taking off: nickel alloys are in demand, while aircraft orders could help titanium take off. It appears as if the atmosphere for specialty metals is improving. Harler, Curt Jan 1, 2004 1732 In demand: scrap recyclers are working overtime to meet global demand for ferrous scrap grades. Nov 1, 2003 1983 Divergent views on China. Taylor, Brian Oct 1, 2003 508 Receding tide. (Ferrous). Jul 1, 2003 438 Hide & seek: demand for copper is strong from overseas consumers, but finding scrap red metals in the U.S. is the tough task. (Commodity Focus). Sandoval, Dan Apr 1, 2003 1849 Supply line. (Nonferrous). Feb 1, 2003 273 No bright copper forecast for 2002. (Nonferrous). Brief Article Nov 1, 2001 438 Slow motion. (Ferrous). Brief Article Oct 1, 2001 313 Less filling. (Nonferrous). Brief Article Oct 1, 2001 317