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Hitachi and Nippon Steel have a 64M venture with Singapore's government opening in early 1998.
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It would dwarf the next-largest firm, Japan's Nippon Steel, which produced just over 30m tonnes in 2005.
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Itoh, Mitsui, Mitsubishi, Nippon Steel, NKK Corporation, Sumitomo Metal Industries and Kawasaki Steel Corporation, have been adversely affected.
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Son of a Croatian immigrant, Andrnico Sr. began investing in the mining business in northern Chile with financing from Nippon Steel.
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With underfunded pension schemes, firms such as Hitachi and Nippon Steel are increasingly giving money to investment-advisory firms specialist fund managers, in effect.
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In commodity news, Rio Tinto agreed to slash iron ore prices in a deal with Japan's Nippon Steel by at least 33%.
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Mitsubishi wants to take orders from companies that are too small to deal directly with the likes of Nippon Steel, Japan's biggest steel maker.
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The most disturbing case was Nippon Steel, Japan's biggest steel maker, whose top managers had not heard of the Year 2000 problem until a year ago.
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Noting Ford's close relationship with Nippon Steel, Mr Polites said the marginal cost of importing from Japan was "a hell of a lot less than losing a couple of days of production".
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But since the biggest Chinese steelmaker, Baosteel, had only a 6% share of its home market (Nippon Steel, by contrast, controlled a third of the Japanese market), it lacked the bargaining power for negotiations behind closed doors.
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Nippon Telegraph and Telephone is lobbying hard for the InfoBind system it has developed with Kobe Steel.
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