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U. S. Steel Names New Execs in North American Flat-Rolled Group
14 June 2011 - United States Steel announced several executive appointments in its North American flat-rolled products organization, including Anton Lukac as Vice President – U.S. Flat-Rolled Operations and Sharon K. Owen as Vice President – Supply Chain & Customer Service.
U. S. Steel, Carnegie Pension Fund Announce Executive Changes
07 June 2011 - United States Steel and the trustee for its pension and other benefit plans, Carnegie Pension Fund, have announced that Gary A. Glynn, President of the fund since 1985, will retire effective July 31. Effective August 1, William Donovan, who currently serves as Vice President – Investments, will succeed Glynn as President.
U. S. Steel Announces Vice President - Tubular Technology & Business Development
02 May 2011 - David L. Britten will join U. S. Steel effective May 3, 2011, to serve in the newly created position of Vice President – Tubular Technology & Business Development.
United States Steel Reports 2011 First Quarter Results
27 April 2011 - United States Steel reported a net loss of $86 million on net sales of $4.86 billion for the first quarter of 2011.
U. S. Steel, Lambda Technologies Enter Technology Agreement
15 March 2011 - U. S. Steel Tubular Products enters into an agreement with Surface Enhancement Technologies that will make the company the exclusive tubular products manufacturer to utilize Low Plasticity Burnishing.
Macsteel Service Centers USA Acquires Steel Coil Services
01 March 2011 - Macsteel Service Centers USA has acquired the assets and business of Steel Coil Services in Catoosa, Okla., a subsidiary of United States Steel Corp.
U. S. Steel Announces Management Changes in North America, Europe
04 February 2011 - United States Steel announced several management changes at its North American and European operations, including the appointment of Malisa J. Sommers to the position Managing Director – Transportation and President of Transtar, Inc., U. S. Steel's transportation subsidiary.
U.S. Steel Reports 2010 4th Quarter, Full-Year Results
26 January 2011 - United States Steel Corp. reported a net loss of $249 million on net sales of $4.3 billion for the fourth quarter, and a net loss of $482 million on net sales of $17.37 billion for the full year 2010.
U. S. Steel Announces Management Appointments
20 January 2011 - United States Steel announces three management appointments in its supply chain organization effective immediately, including the appointment of new General Managers for Customer Service and Logistics Service, as well as filling the newly created role of General Manager – Delivery Performance & Processed Products.
Guarantee Electrical Completes Power Assignment on SunCoke Facility in Granite City
14 January 2011 - Guarantee Electrical has completed a $20 million assignment to power and supply process / instrumentation wiring, equipment commissioning, lighting and voice/data services for a new metallurgical coke manufacturing/heat energy recovery facility built by SunCoke Energy in Granite City, Ill.
OSHA Cites U.S. Steel, Power Piping Following July 2010 Explosion
14 January 2011 - OSHA has cited U.S. Steel Corp. and Power Piping Co. with safety citations for failing to provide an effective energy control procedure and exposing workers to burns following an explosion at U.S. Steel's Clairton Coke Works facility in July 2010.
EPA, DOJ and Indiana Reach Proposed Settlement on Westville, Ind., Superfund Site
30 December 2010 - U.S. EPA Region 5, U.S. DOJ, Indiana DEM and the Office of the Indiana Attorney General have reached a proposed settlement with a group of 13 potentially responsible parties who will pay for and complete the final phase of cleanup at the Cam-Or Superfund site in Westville, Ind.
U. S. Steel Makes Additional Management Appointments in North America
14 December 2010 - United States Steel Corp. announced several appointments in its North American operations unit effective Jan. 1, 2011, including naming Scott H. Coleman as General Manager of Great Lakes Works, U. S. Steel's integrated steelmaking facility in Ecorse and River Rouge, Mich.
U. S. Steel, Kobe Announce Capital Investment for Pro-Tec Coating
03 December 2010 - United States Steel Corp. and Kobe Steel, Ltd. have reached an agreement for their joint venture, Pro-Tec Coating Co. in Leipsic, Ohio, to begin construction on a continuous annealing line at the facility. Completion of the project is estimated at 24 months.
U. S. Steel’s Goodish to Retire; Executive Transitions Announced
03 December 2010 - United States Steel Corp. announced that Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer John H. Goodish has elected to retire effective Dec. 31, 2010, after 40 years of service with the company. The company announced several executive transitions effective Jan. 1, 2011, following Goodish's retirement.
U. S. Steel Announces Management Changes
30 November 2010 - United States Steel has named Mark G. Tabler as Vice President-Operations at U. S. Steel Kosice. Tabler succeeds Patrick J. Mullarkey, who was recently named President of United Spiral Pipe, the company's large-diameter spiral welded pipe manufacturing joint venture. James F. Dudek will succeed Tabler as Plant Manager-Clairton Plant.
U. S. Steel Tubular Products Honors 2010 Chief Roughneck Awardee
10 November 2010 - U. S. Steel Tubular Products has named Aubrey K. McClendon, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Chesapeake Energy as the recipient of its Chief Roughneck Award for 2010.
Canadian Steelworkers Critical of U.S. Steel Lockout
09 November 2010 - U.S. Steel recently locked out 900 workers at its Hamilton Works facility for refusing “major, unilateral contract concessions,” according to Canadian steelworkers. The cuts include pension changes that also would affect 9000 retired workers receiving pensions.
U. S. Steel Appoints Executives in Tubular Products
28 October 2010 - United States Steel Corp. announced several executive appointments in its Tubular Products business, including Douglas R. Matthews, currently Vice President of Tubular Operations, being appointed Senior Vice President – Tubular Operations.
United States Steel Reports 2010 Q3 Results
27 October 2010 - United States Steel Corp. reported a third-quarter 2010 net loss of $51 million, or $0.35 per diluted share, compared to a net loss of $25 million, or $0.17 per diluted share, in the second quarter of 2010 and a net loss of $303 million, or $2.11 per diluted share, in the third quarter of 2009.
