11 January 2016 - The United Kingdom’s Community labor union said it plans to meet with Tata Steel officials over reports that the company might lay off hundreds of people at its Port Talbot works in Wales, according to the BBC.

U. S. Steel Canada Stakeholders in Talks With Potential Buyers, Investors

11 January 2016 - Outside investors are taking a look at buying -- or buying into -- U. S. Steel Canada Inc. (USSC), which has been operating under creditor protection since September 2014, reports The (Toronto) Globe and Mail newspaper.

POSCO Highlights New Steels at Auto Show

11 January 2016 - South Korea’s POSCO is attending the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Mich., USA, where it is unveiling its next-generation twinning-induced plasticity (TWIP) steel and showcasing its hot press forming steel, according to BusinessKorea magazine.

Update: Job Cuts Might Be on the Way at U.S. Steel's Ohio Tube Plant

08 January 2016 - United States Steel Corporation is planning to cut production and lay off approximately 260 employees at its Lorain, Ohio, tubular operation, according to The (Elyria, Ohio) Chronicle-Telegram newspaper.

Nucor Postpones Decision on US$3.4B Louisiana Steel Works

08 January 2016 - The future of Nucor Corp.’s proposed US$3.4-billion Louisiana steel works is in question after the company left US$130 million in state economic incentives sitting on the table, reports The (New Orleans) Times-Picayune newspaper.

Republic Steel to Mothball Ohio Rolling Mill

07 January 2016 - Special bar quality manufacturer Republic Steel has announced that it will idle its Lorain, Ohio, USA, rolling mill by March and lay off approximately 200 workers, according to media reports.

U. S. Steel's Day in Court Coming on USSC Debt Claims

07 January 2016 - Attorneys for United States Steel Corporation are due in a Canadian court next week, where they will argue that $2.2 billion in debt claims on the company’s Canadian operation are valid – over the objections of a labor union, active and retired salaried employees, and local and provincial governments, according The Hamilton (Ontario) Spectator newspaper.

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Labor Union to Meet With Tata Steel Leaders Over Layoff Reports

U. S. Steel Canada Stakeholders in Talks With Potential Buyers, Investors

POSCO Highlights New Steels at Auto Show

Update: Job Cuts Might Be on the Way at U.S. Steel's Ohio Tube Plant

Nucor Postpones Decision on US$3.4B Louisiana Steel Works

Republic Steel to Mothball Ohio Rolling Mill

U. S. Steel's Day in Court Coming on USSC Debt Claims

Nucor to Restart DRI Plant

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SAIL, ArcelorMittal Hoping to Formally Establish New JV Later This Year

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