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Alcoa CEO Kleinfeld earns $11.2 million in 2009

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Alcoa Inc. CEO Klaus Kleinfeld received a compensation package valued at $11.2 million in 2009 as the aluminum manufacturer struggled amid plummeting demand, according to an Associated Press calculation of figures disclosed in a regulatory filing Friday. Kleinfeld's compensation increased 15.5 percent from 2008, when he earned $9.7 million. He took over as CEO in May 2008 from Alain Belda. Prior to that, Kleinfeld was Alcoa's chief operating officer. Kleinfeld, who also serves as president...Read Full Story

Alcoa sets tentative labor pact with union workers

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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Alcoa Inc <AA.N> said Tuesday it reached a tentative agreement with the United Steelworkers (USW) union on a new 4-year labor contract covering 5,400 workers at 10 of the aluminum producer's manufacturing locations in the United States. The new agreement, subject to ratification by USW members, addresses key sticking points in negotiations that began on May 17, Alcoa said in a press release. The previous contract expired on May 31. Local unions will need to speak with...Read Full Story

Alcoa Executive Chair, former CEO Belda to retire

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Alcoa Inc. said Wednesday executive chairman and former CEO Alain Belda will retire as an executive of the aluminum company effective Aug. 1, but will continue as board chairman until his term expires next year. The Pittsburgh-based company said in a regulatory filing it expects CEO Klaus Kleinfeld to succeed Belda as chairman under a plan first disclosed in 2007. Kleinfeld took over from Belda as CEO of Alcoa, the largest U.S. aluminum producer, in May 2008. Belda has worked for Alcoa for...Read Full Story

Alcoa supplies aluminum spaceframe for new Ferrari

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T he all-aluminum spaceframe for the upcoming Ferrari California sports car is being supplied by Alcoa Wheel and Transportation Products,Cleveland, Ohio । The aluminum spaceframe helps increase performance while lowering vehicle weight to deliver increased fuel economy and lower CO2 emissions. The California, recently unveiled at the Paris International Motor Show, is the latest performance vehicle from Ferrari. The strength and lightweight advantages of aluminum allow Ferrari to maximize...Read Full Story

Alcoa Chairman Alain Belda Honored By Asia Society for Environmental Leadership

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Alcoa announced that Alcoa Chairman Alain Belda was honored by the Asia Society this week for his environmental leadership, including Alcoa’s progress to reduce GHG emissions and address global warming. In accepting the award, Mr. Belda said, “At Alcoa, we see global warming as the sustainability issue of our generation. To me, it is critical that [...]Read Full Story
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PERTH -(Dow Jones)- The Australian unit of Alcoa Inc. (AA) on Monday received approval from regulators in Western Australia state for a five year deferral of the proposed multibillion dollar expansion of the Wagerup alumina refinery. The state's ...  
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The company is not including the carbon tax in its review. Mr Hunt said this was a "matter for the company." Greens MP Adam Bandt said the best treatment for Alcoa and the manufacturing industry would be to pass an expanded mining tax and establish a ...  
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Former Alcoa President C. Fred Fetterolf died Sunday at the age of 83. Fetterolf had lived in Sewickley and in the 1980s was president and COO of Alcoa Inc. (NYSE: AA). He retired in July 1991. Fetterolf was born July 18, 1928, in Franklin, Pa., and earned a bachelor's degree in chemistry from Grove City College. He started his career at Alcoa in 1952 as a sales trainee and worked throughout the country as an Alcoa sales representative. He...  
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C. Fred Fetterolf, 83, who retired in 1991 as president of the Pittsburgh aluminum giant Alcoa Inc., died Sunday of complications from a stroke. He was born in Huntingdon, Pa., and first worked for Alcoa as a salesman in 1952. He served in a ...  
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SYDNEY -(Dow Jones)- Alcoa Inc. (AA) said Wednesday it is reviewing the viability of its Point Henry aluminum smelter in Victoria state after a high Australian dollar, weak metal prices and rising costs made it unprofitable. Alcoa said in a ...  
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