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OneStream Software, a leader in corporate performance management (CPM) solutions, was selected by United States Steel Corporation (NYSE: X), the nation’s leading integrated steel producer to streamline critical finance processes across several areas of the organization.
U. S. Steel looks to consolidate corporate results and gain valuable insight into its business with OneStream Software.
“We are proud that U.S. Steel has chosen OneStream to integrate business operations planning with financial planning as well as financial consolidation and reporting – all within a single, unified platform,” said Randy Cramp, Sales Director North America East, OneStream Software. “The steel industry is critical to the nation’s economy and we are proud to partner with U. S. Steel and leverage our modern corporate performance management platform to drive business agility.”
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A study analyzing area traffic and ambient air quality data from an air quality monitoring station near U. S. Steel’s Mon Valley Works found
that there was a 40% decrease in particulate matter (PM2.5) ambient air concentrations when comparing
readings from before and after the COVID-19 stay-at-home order in Spring 2020.
In the study, environmental consulting firm Trinity Consultants verified U. S. Steel’s finding that included an analysis of data collected from the Liberty Monitor, along with Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) traffic data taken from within a 40-mile radius of that site. Over the period reviewed, there was no change in production at the Clairton Plant, while the number of total vehicles on southwestern Pennsylvania roadways in the area examined fell by 50%.
Peace and Business Preparedness
The Chief Danger to Our Industrial and Commercial Life is Refusing to See the Danger September 1 1916
Peace and Business Preparedness
The Chief Danger to Our Industrial and Commercial Life is Refusing to See the Danger
IN an article in System, “How shall we prepare for peace?” Elbert H. Gary, while dealing directly with problems confronting industry and commerce in the United States, leaves some material for thought concerning conditions likely to arise in Canada. Most business men feel that since the war affected the smallest as well as the largest, peace may in its turn, prove of widespread importance in all lines. Few could foresee the war far ahead, but peace is practically a certainty within a relatively limited period. And although opinion regarding the exact reaction of peace is varied, few would dispute that commercial preparedness for it can be logically undertaken at once. Passages from the article are
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The U.S. steel industry is leading the world in turning its business green. In a note out on Friday, Bank of America analyst Timna Tanners said U.S. steel producers like
United States Steel Corporation (NYSE: X),
Commercial Metals Company (NYSE: CMC) and
Steel Dynamics, Inc. (NASDAQ: STLD) already produce some of the world’s greenest steel, and their shift to electric arc furnace (EAF) production will reduce their carbon footprints even further.
Steel Emissions Targets: EAFs are about 75% more emissions-efficient than traditional blast furnace steel mills, according to Tanners. Today, only 28% of global steel production comes from EAFs. The International Energy Agency has said the global steel industry should aim to boost that percentage to 40% by 2030.
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