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Cleveland-Cliffs confirms full compliance with its 34 Investment Canada Act commitments for Stelco, as CEO Lourenco...
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Cleveland-Cliffs pledges to restore Hamilton steel jobs

Cleveland-Cliffs confirms full compliance with its 34 Investment Canada Act commitments for Stelco, as CEO Lourenco Goncalves vows to recall 175 laid-off Hamilton workers by Christmas if a domestic sales plan succeeds, amid U.S.-Canada trade tensions.

4 Nov 2026
Automation: A Section 232 investigation has concluded that imported robotics and industrial machinery threaten U.S
Automation

U.S. Declares Robotics Imports a National Security Threat

A Section 232 investigation has concluded that imported robotics and industrial machinery threaten U.S. national security, triggering a 180-day negotiation window. The move follows $7.1 trillion in 2024 manufactured goods shipments and aims to spur domestic production despite recent investments by major foreign manufacturers.

30 Oct 2026

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