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So where does Weirton go from here? It's a question the city, its leaders, and Cleveland-Cliffs workers are asking themselves in the face of Thursday morning's devastating news.

There's always something on sale, even when the market is at new heights.

Key Insights Significantly high institutional ownership implies Cleveland-Cliffs' stock price is sensitive to their...

There's no good reason for the government to block Americans' access to cheaper tin cans.

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The planned sale of the United States Steel Corporation, an industry giant and Northwest Indiana icon for more than a century, has prompted a strong backlash from union leadership and elected officials. Environmental advocates have renewed calls for the company to reduce its carbon emissions in a bid to slow down human-made climate change. On Monday, the Pittsburgh-based U.S. Steel announced ...

Cleveland-Cliffs raised steel prices for the third time since the end of the United Auto Workers strike now that its biggest customers are back in gear.

Nippon Steel is a better buyer for US Steel than another American company would be, one analyst explains. The latter would lead to higher steel prices in the US, which isn't helpful for efforts to bring manufacturing back to the country.

The acquisition boosts the Japanese steelmaker's strategy for global expansion

Nippon Steel will pay $55 per share, about a 40% premium over U.S. Steels closing price of $39.33 on Friday.