Alcoa’s breakup into two publicly traded Fortune 500 companies follows a multibillion dollar campaign to better-position the supplier in the aerospace sector—a move that is also expected to be a driving factor for the yet-to-be-named successor. Alcoa said on Sept. 28 that by the second half 2016, it...
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