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The negotiations are aimed at protecting jobs at the company and reducing carbon emissions.
Britain’s newly elected Labour Party is reportedly in talks with Indian steelmaker Tata Steel to help the company transition to lower-carbon technologies while ensuring that job losses are prevented. Business minister Jonathan Reynolds told the BBC on Sunday that he’s working on making “sure that job guarantees are part of the negotiation that we’re having".
In January, Tata Steel, the UK’s largest steel-making company, had announced plans to close both blast furnaces in its Port Talbot plant in Wales by the end of the year. It said it could no longer keep furnaces operable as it was allegedly losing about …
The JSW Steel founder is embarking on an unprecedented expansion, betting on Japan’s JFE and Korea’s POSCO to share the load. But rivalries, debt and market risks could complicate the plan.
A sharper growth push from Tata Steel is reshaping a long-running contest with JSW Steel and shifting the market’s loyalties. But can it keep its expansion-hungry rival at bay?
Tata Steel battles protests and litigation in the Netherlands. Separately, India’s solar market powers ahead and ESG investing redraws its boundaries.
