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U.S. Trade Commission Proceeding With Import Investigation Into Cold Rolled Flat Products
10 September 2015 - The U.S. International Trade Commission has agreed to proceed with a trade investigation into cold rolled flat products from seven countries, including China, concluding that there is a reasonable indication of harm to domestic producers.
Gas Driller Successfully Employs New U. S. Steel OCTG Connection
09 September 2015 - U. S. Steel Tubular Products’ new casing connection has been successfully used in a southwestern Pennsylvania shale-gas well, the company has announced.
Paychecks Stop for Locked Out ATI Workers
08 September 2015 - The lockout at specialty steelmaker Allegheny Technologies Inc. (ATI) is entering its fourth week, and the paychecks for roughly 2,200 members of the United Steelworkers union have stopped coming, according to reports.
Steelworkers Union Says It Will Continue Bargaining With ArcelorMittal
31 August 2015 - With its contract set to expire 1 September, the United Steelworkers union said it will remain at the table with ArcelorMittal and continue negotiating.
U. S. Steel Corp. Moving Non-Union Employees To Defined Contribution Retirement Plans
24 August 2015 - United States Steel Corp. is freezing pension benefits for non-union employees and intends to move them onto a 401(k) plan, the Pittsburgh Business Times reports.
Judge Declines To Carve Out Objections To U. S. Steel Debt Claims In Creditor Protection Case
20 August 2015 - United States Steel Corp.'s Canadian operation, U. S. Steel Canada, has been under creditor protection since September 2014. Its largest creditor? U. S. Steel, which says it is owed more than US$2.2 billion.
U.S. Steel To Shut Down Alabama Blast Furnace, Finishing Operations
17 August 2015 - United States Steel Corp. intends to shut down -- permanently -- the blast furnace and halt most of the finishing operations at its Fairfield Works in Alabama on account of the new electric arc furnace being installed there, the Pittsburgh-based company has announced.
Report: Indian Steelmaker Bidding On U.S. Steel Canada
13 August 2015 - India's Essar Steel Holdings is looking to acquire U.S. Steel Canada's operations, which are under creditor protection, according to a report in The Hamilton Spectator newspaper.
U.S. Producers Seeking Trade Measures Against Hot Rolled Steel Imports
12 August 2015 - Six U.S. steelmakers have filed petitions for trade action against imports of hot rolled flat products, the producers have announced.
U. S. Steel To Idle Alabama Blast Furnace
31 July 2015 - United States Steel Corp. intends to idle the blast furnace at its Fairfield Works in Alabama, where the company is installing a new electric arc furnace.
Weak Demand, Low Prices Take Toll on U.S. Steel Earnings
30 July 2015 - U.S. Steel Corp. posted a second-quarter net loss of $261 million, or $1.79 per diluted share, partly on account of low demand and prices.
U.S. Producers Seeking Trade Relief From Cold-Rolled Imports
29 July 2015 - Several major U.S. steel producers -- AK Steel Corp., ArcelorMittal USA LLC, Nucor Corp., Steel Dynamics Inc., and U.S. Steel Corp. -- have filed petitions charging that foreign producers from eight countries are are dumping cold-rolled steel at substantial margins, harming the domestic industry.
U.S. Steel Begins Calling Back Laid-off Workers at Minntac Plant
28 July 2015 - U.S. Steel is in the process of calling back all 400 laid-off workers at its Minntac taconite pellet plant on the Iron Range, according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune newspaper.
U. S. Steel Tubular Products Launches USS-LIBERTY TC™
28 July 2015 - U. S. Steel Tubular Products, a subsidiary of United States Steel Corporation, introduced USS-LIBERTY TC™, the company's newest American-made premium connection to oil and gas customers operating in challenging conditions.
U. S. Steel Canada Attempting to Swap Financiers
22 July 2015 - According to a report by the CBC, after fielding threats their financing would be cut, U.S. Steel Canada is filing to replace its original bankruptcy lender, U.S. Steel (USS), with Brookfield as the creditor for a unique line of credit for bankruptcy proceedings, called debtor in possession (DIP) financing.
United States Steel Corporation Places Order for EAF and Vacuum Tank Degasser With SMS USA
14 July 2015 - Recently, United States Steel Corporation made the strategic investment to build an electric arc furnace (EAF) at its Fairfield Works outside of Birmingham, Ala.
U. S. Steel President And CEO Mario Longhi Commends President Obama For Strengthening Trade Enforcement Laws
29 June 2015 - Today United States Steel Corporation President and CEO Mario Longhi commended President Barack Obama as he signed the Trade Promotion Authority (TPA) and Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) legislation into law.
U. S. Steel President And CEO Applauds Congress For The Passage Of Trade Promotion Authority And Trade Adjustment Assistance
25 June 2015 - Today United States Steel Corporation President and CEO Mario Longhi issued the following statement in response to the passage of the Trade Promotion Authority (TPA) and Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) bills.
Most of U. S. Steel's Irvin Employees Back to Work at West Mifflin Plant
19 June 2015 - According to a report by the Pittsburgh Business Times, United States Steel Corporation's Irvin plant in West Mifflin is nearly fully staffed.
AK Steel and Other US Producers File Trade Cases Against Five Countries
04 June 2015 - AK Steel today announced that it has joined other major domestic steel producers in filing anti-dumping and counter-vailing duty petitions against five countries related to corrosion-resistant steel.
