PowerGridManager

Managing a conflict of interest

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Some proposed changes

Information to be added or removed: Copperweld is a private company owned by TLH. Explanation of issue: There is confusion about the ownership, and this page is needed to bring clarity. Right now, the only explanation of ownership is on the page called "Fushi Copperweld" which has not existed for over five years. It was formed during the Great Recession, and was subsequently dissolved. References supporting change: https://carterbaldwin.com/news/copperweld-bimetallics-hires-craig-york-chief-executive-officer/ PowerGridManager (talk) 01:33, 12 November 2018 (UTC)

Reply 12-NOV-2018

  Wrong venue  

• Please make your request at the talk page of the article in question. Regards,  Spintendo  10:37, 12 November 2018 (UTC)

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Information to be added or removed: Please delete this Fushi Copperweld page. Some of the content should be moved to the Copperweld page. Explanation of issue: Copperweld is a privately owned company that manufactures specialty wire and cable. I am the manager of the largest segment of the company, the Power Grid. I have been working to update the website, which is new and in a beta state now. Soon, I will prepare a history page. But the story told here at "Fushi Copperweld" is inaccurate, misleading, and seems to be a sort of advertisement for Mr Fu, who briefly owned the company years ago (2011-2013?). It is not the same company today. I hope to help correct this story on the "Copperweld" wiki page with assistance from the community. Please help me! (I am new to wiki.) References supporting change: https://seekingalpha.com/article/303921-fushi-copperweld-compelling-upside-with-very-limited-downside PowerGridManager (talk) 13:24, 12 November 2018 (UTC)

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Information to be added or removed: Copperweld brand wire has been used for mission critical applications, including automated block signal systems on railways and overhead ground wires for power transmission, since at least 1918. In those early days of electrification of the United States, Copperweld was frequently used for high-tension power conductors instead of copper, steel, or bronze strands, where tensile strength was a more important factor than high conductivity. Explanation of issue: Copperweld is a storied American company that manufactures specialty wire and cable. The firm is owned by THL Credit. This wiki page implies that the company is Chinese. It seems to be a promotional page for Chairman Fu. Please correct this page to reflect the American nature of Copperweld's history and continued tradition today. References supporting change: 1918, Page Steel, Aristos Copperweld Copper Clad Steel Wire