Cleveland-Cliffs renews effort to purchase U.S. Steel 03:20. PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - It's a battle over U.S. Steel and the future of steelmaking in the region - with fiery words, the CEO of Cleveland ...

Cleveland-Cliffs' tin facility in Weirton was once a nearly 800-acre property operated by Weirton Steel, which employed 6,100 workers in 1994 and filed for bankruptcy protection in 2003.

The Pittsburgh-based steelmaker responded late Sunday to why it had spurred Cliffs' offer. Related Articles Cleveland-Cliffs says its buyout offer rebuffed by U.S. Steel ...

Reports from multiple news outlets indicate Cleveland-Cliffs may put up around $10 billion for U.S. Steel before selling off the Pittsburgh corporation’s Big River Steel subsidiary in Arkansas ...

Cleveland-Cliffs announced Thursday its intent to close a tin plant in northern West Virginia, ... Weirton is a city of 19,000 residents along the Ohio River about 40 miles west of Pittsburgh.

WEWS Cleveland, OH. If Cleveland-Cliffs acquires US Steel, its CEO says the headquarters of the new company would be in Pittsburgh. Posted: January 15, 2025 | Last updated: January 15, 2025 ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - Cleveland-Cliffs Inc., which has joined forces with United Steelworkers in an effort to take over United States Steel Corp., has reached an agreement with the Pittsburgh-based ...

PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania — After months of jabs from Cleveland-Cliffs, U.S. Steel is now responding and has accused the Cleveland-based steel company of a “long-running misinformation campaign ...

Cleveland-Cliffs CEO discusses Butler Works electrification project's future and explains withdrawing from Weirton transformer factory investment. Pittsburgh Business Times Select a City ...

Gov. Mike DeWine downplayed concerns about potential job losses in Ohio if Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. follows through on its plan to acquire U.S. Steel and relocate its headquarters to Pittsburgh. “First ...

Cleveland-Cliffs says it will produce electrical transformers in a $150 million investment at a ... Weirton is a city of 19,000 residents along the Ohio River about 40 miles west of Pittsburgh.