Monthly Archives: September, 2024
U.S. Steel Warns of Mill Closings If Sale Is Blocked
Bob Tita of The Wall Street Journal reports that U.S. Steel warns of plant closings if the sale to Nippon Steel collapses. He writes:
U.S. Steel’s...
U.S. Factory Orders Rose 5% in July
Greg Robb of MarketWatch reports that factory orders rose 5%, but excluding transportation, were up a slight 0.4%. He writes:
Orders for U.S. manufactured goods...
California’s Crushing Electric Bills
Liam Denning of Bloomberg reports that California must overhaul how it pays for the mounting costs of its efforts to address climate change. Denning...
A Conversation with Dick Young about Father Time
“Investors are on edge after Tuesday's selloff, with U.S. stock futures falling and markets in Asia and Europe on the retreat,” reads this morning’s WSJ.
Are...
Dark Skies over America’s Busiest Ports
Paul Berger of The Wall Street Journal reports that officials at the dockworkers’ union will meet next week to discuss walkout plans at ports...