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COOL IT
Cap and trade is coming to the United States, like it or not.
by Steve Lawrence and Coeli Carr

September/October 2008

November 5-8
Aluminum Products Division Conference
Ritz-Carlton Lake Las Vegas
Henderson, Nevada

January 15-16
Tubular Products Division Conference
Hyatt Grand Champions Resort & Spa
Indian Wells, California

THE GIANT'S SECRET WEAPON
ArcelorMittal is the world’s largest steel producer, and Lakshmi Mittal has the vision and fortitude to expand and energize it. But with Gregory Ludkovsky, Mittal taps into the R&D mother lode.
by Steven B. Weiner

NORTHERN EXPOSURE
Canada’s beleaguered manufacturing sector finally receives some relief from its provincial governments. But there’s still a long way to go to play catch-up.
by Judith Crown

Publisher’s Note
SAY 'NO,' LOUDLY, TO CARD CHECK
by M. Robert Weidner, III, publisher

Under the Radar
STAND AND DELIVER
Where do the presidential candidates stand on issues affecting manufacturing? by Michelle Bowles

Under the Radar
SHELF LIFE
Forward editors review the latest books on business, economics and trade.

Trade
BORDER LINE
NAFTA took effect some 15 years ago—long enough to know who wins and who loses. by Susan Ladika

Column
THE RAPID RISE IN METALS PRICES: THE DOLLAR OR TRADE?
by Catherine L. Mann

MSCI Links
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CRU Events - 2nd North American Steel Conference