Thyssenkrupp on Tuesday said it took a fresh 1 billion euro ($1.06 billion) impairment on its struggling steel division, ...

The US Commerce Department has ratcheted up tariffs on Nippon Steel Corp. just as the Japanese steelmaker made an anti-import promise to gain support for its $14.1 billion takeover of United States ...

Russel Metals, a Toronto-based metal distribution company, is buying Tampa Bay Steel Corp., agreeing to pay $79.5 million for ...

According to the Test Kitchen, the best sauce pan is actually a saucier—which is similar to a sauce pan, but with rounded ...

LONDON/CHICAGO (Reuters) -Metals bore the brunt of global commodity price losses after a U.S. election win by Donald Trump on ...

I've worked at the U.S. Steel mill in Clairton, Pennsylvania, for almost three decades. As I get ready to retire in less than two years, I look back at my time with the company with pride and ...

For 12 of those dives to the (real) Titanic, Giddings wore a 1970s steel Rolex Submariner. In the movie Titanic, Bill Paxton plays the treasure hunter and explorer Brock Lovett. Paxton wears a 1980s ...

A pilot project touted to be a first for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, has successfully produced green steel using green hydrogen instead of natural gas. The initiative is a ...

STEEL’S POLITICAL FORCE FIELD: No matter who wins the upcoming presidential election, the U.S. steel industry is likely to enjoy continued protection because of its historical importance in ...

Vast swaths of the rusty red Outback have been dug up and delivered overseas to make the steel that helped transform ... which means it’s best used where it’s made. That gives Australia ...

Insteel Industries, Inc., of North Carolina announced Oct. 22 that its subsidiary acquired some equipment and assets from the Liberty Steel mill in Georgetown.

with national security concerns used as a rallying cry. Are these concerns grounded in reality, or is this simply political theater? Nippon Steel’s proposal to merge with U.S. Steel is not just ...