Alcoa CEO William Oplinger said Tuesday that his aluminum manufacturing company believes tariffs proposed by President Trump ...

President Donald Trump's increased tariffs on steel and aluminum aim to boost jobs but raise concerns about potential ...

The aluminum company views a 25% tariff on aluminum imports resulting in about 20,000 direct U.S. industry jobs being cut and ...

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Piotr Swat / SOPA Images / LightRocket / Getty Images Alcoa CEO William Oplinger said Tuesday he believes President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on aluminum and steel would result in fewer US ...

CEO William Oplinger is concerned about a potential stacking effect, in which tariffs against aluminum from Canada would be ...

red down pointing triangle Chief Executive William Oplinger. The Pittsburgh-based aluminum company estimates that a 25% tariff on aluminum imports would result in about 20,000 direct U.S. industry ...

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PITTSBURGH — Alcoa Corp. CEO WIlliam Oplinger told an investors conference Tuesday that the upcoming tariffs on aluminum could cost tens of thousands of American jobs if they’re implemented.

Approximately 100,000 U.S. aluminum industry jobs could be on the chopping block due to tariffs targeting the metal, according to Alcoa Chief Executive William Oplinger. The Pittsburgh-based ...

The tariffs would “destroy about 20,000 direct US aluminum industry jobs and could result in 80,000 indirect jobs being eliminated in the US,” said William Oplinger, CEO of Alcoa, speaking at ...