United States Steel Corporation is a leading steel producer that manufactures a wide range of steel products for various industries, including automotive, construction, energy, and consumer goods
The company operates several steel mills and facilities across the United States and has a history of innovation in steel production, focusing on sustainability and efficiency. In addition to steelmaking, United States Steel is involved in mining operations to source raw materials, while also engaging in the development of advanced technologies to enhance environmental performance and minimize its carbon footprint. With a commitment to quality and service, the company plays a vital role in the domestic and global steel supply chain.
After the U.S. government blocked a $14 billion bid by Japan-based Nippon Steel, media reports suggested that Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. and Nucor Corp. could be interested in a joint bid to acquire U.S. Steel.
Even as President Trump announces tariffs, three stocks are still set up for massive upside in the coming months. Wall Street analysts and markets agree
U.S. Steel (NYSEX) addressed Ancora Catalyst's proxy battle ahead of the 2025 Annual Meeting. Ancora proposes replacing the current Board, but U.S. Steel defends its strategic partnership with Nippon Steel.
President Trump denied rumors of paring back his levy of 10% to 25% tariffs on all exports and 60% for China, but there 2 stocks will gain with or without.
Nippon Steel Corp.'s lawsuit challenging President Joe Biden's block of its $14.9 billion acquisition of US Steel Corp. faces steep legal hurdles but could buy time for alternative deal structures, legal experts say.
U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel Corp have filed lawsuits against the Biden administration in response to President Joe Biden's blocking of the steelmakers' $14.9 billion deal.
President Biden blocked the Nippon Steel acquisition of US Steel due to national security issues, but US Steel needs the cash inflow from Nippon to survive.
Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. CEO Lourenco Goncalves repeatedly predicted President Joe Biden would block Nippon Steel Corp.'s proposed $14.9 billion acquisition of United States Steel Corp. months before it happened, according to documents submitted to federal regulators.
