Kate Magill
Lead Editor at Manufacturing Dive
Lead Editor at Supply Chain Dive
Editor @SupplyChainDive, @ManufactureDive, @TransportDive | Proudly past @AmChamSh, @BaltSunMedia. | Like talking about supply chains, China, sometimes both
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2 days ago |
manufacturingdive.com | Sara Samora |Kate Magill
PFAS are everywhere. Manufacturers have been using “forever chemicals” for their durability and resistance to heat and water, adding them in countless everyday products for decades, such as cell phones, laptops, medical devices, textiles and food packaging. Up until the late 1990s, the chemicals were seen as an innovative breakthrough.
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2 days ago |
buff.ly | Sara Samora |Kate Magill
PFAS are everywhere. Manufacturers have been using “forever chemicals” for their durability and resistance to heat and water, adding them in countless everyday products for decades, such as cell phones, laptops, medical devices, textiles and food packaging. Up until the late 1990s, the chemicals were seen as an innovative breakthrough.
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1 week ago |
supplychaindive.com | Kate Magill
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Nippon Steel on Wednesday finalized its nearly $14.2 billion takeover of U.S. Steel, bringing the years-long acquisition saga to a potential close. The Japan-based steelmaker, which first proposed buying U.S. Steel in December 2023 for $55 per share, now owns the American company as a subsidiary.U.S. Steel will maintain its Pittsburgh headquarters.
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1 week ago |
manufacturingdive.com | Manufacturing Dive |Kate Magill
Nippon Steel announced a finalized agreement on Wednesday to buy U.S. Steel for nearly $14.2 billion. The impact of the highly anticipated deal is set to reverberate across the domestic steel industry. The combined company will be the fourth-largest steel producer in the world, with an annual capacity of 86 million tons.
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1 week ago |
manufacturingdive.com | Kate Magill
Nippon Steel on Wednesday finalized its nearly $14.2 billion takeover of U.S. Steel, bringing the years-long acquisition saga to a potential close. The Japan-based steelmaker, which first proposed buying U.S. Steel in December 2023 for $55 per share, now owns the American company as a subsidiary.U.S. Steel will maintain its Pittsburgh headquarters. The deal promises to "protect and create" 100,000 jobs through steelmaking investments across Pennsylvania, Indiana, Arkansas, Minnesota and Alabama.
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