Scott Suttell
Special Projects Editor at Crain's Cleveland Business
An editor at Crain's Cleveland Business. Cleveland/Lakewood partisan. Movie lover. Northwestern fan. Soft spot for dogs.
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crainscleveland.com | Scott Suttell
Fast-growing cybersecurity company Keyfactor of Independence has made two more acquisitions. On Tuesday, May 13, the company announced it had bought InfoSec Global, which it described as "a leader in cryptographic posture management," and CipherInsights, an "advanced cryptographic discovery solution by Quantum Xchange."Financial terms weren't disclosed. The acquisitions "mark a major leap forward in securing digital trust,” said Jordan Rackie, CEO of Keyfactor, in a statement.
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6 days ago |
crainscleveland.com | Scott Suttell
Cost containment continues at Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. (NYSE: CLF), which announced it will no longer pursue development of a transformer plant in Weirton, West Virginia. Cliffs said late Wednesday, May 7, that it “will no longer be deploying capital” toward the West Virginia project, which it announced in July 2024.
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1 week ago |
chicagobusiness.com | Scott Suttell
Steelmaker Cleveland-Cliffs says it will indefinitely idle three steel plants, including one in south suburban Riverdale, this summer. The idles "are a necessary response to insufficient demand and pricing for the products the affected facilities produce, including rail, specialty plate, and high-carbon sheet; all of which fall outside of Cliffs’ core business focus," a Cliffs spokesperson said in an emailed statement.
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1 week ago |
plasticsnews.com | Scott Suttell
Grant Fitz, chief financial officer of Akron, Ohio-based Myers Industries Inc. a maker of plastic and metal products for industrial, agricultural, automotive, commercial, marine and consumer markets, has resigned, effective May 2. Myers said Daniel Hoehn, its vice president and corporate controller, is serving as interim CFO until a permanent CFO is named. The company said it has launched a formal search to identify candidates.
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1 week ago |
crainscleveland.com | Scott Suttell
Park Place Technologies, a global data center and networking optimization firm based in the eastern suburbs, has bought a U.K.-based company in what it describes as "one of the most significant acquisitions" in its 34-year history. Terms of the purchase of CSI Ltd., an IT managed services provider that specializes in hybrid multi-cloud services for legacy IBM systems, were not disclosed.
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