Steel’s struggle may turn in 2009

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- 06 Jan 2009 3:07pm GMT
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Tim Alch, vice-president senior minerals business analyst, Behre Dolbear & Company (USA), Inc. timalch@gmail.com. He is a financial and business analyst with more than 24 years of experience of analysis of economic, strategic, valuation and investment issues for industrial and financial clients. His work over the years has focused on the study and analysis of financial, industry and strategic issues concerning the management and performance of companies in the metals, mining, steel and related industry sectors and investments therein. He is an honours graduate of Amherst College where his studies focused on economic geology and continued his studies in the mineral and energy economics MSc graduate programme at Pennsylvania State University.ALSO IN THE ARCHIVE...
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