| | Guy Dollé 1942— - INTERNATIONAL INFLUENCE, PROMOTES NEGOTIATION RATHER THAN CONFRONTATION |
 | | He was active not only within Arcelor but in the international steel trade in general, believing that consolidation among international companies—as was the case with the inception of Arcelor—was the best way for steel corporations to survive in an industry that he saw as suffering from overcapacity. |
 | | The tariffs created such anger that the Anglo-Dutch group Corus asked the European Commission (EC) to retaliate against the United States; the EC immediately announced it would take the issue to the World Trade Organization (WTO), the acting court for international trade disputes. |
 | | To gain footing in the U.S. market, Dollé had been negotiating with Bethlehem Steel Corporation, the third-largest steel producer in the United States, for a stake in their Burn's Harbour, Indiana, steel mill; Bethlehem had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection the previous year. |
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