Nippon to revamp blast furnace
Nippon Steel is moving ahead with plans to spend about $300 million to revamp Blast Furnace No. 14, the largest blast furnace at Gary Works, starting in 2026.
Nippon Steel is moving ahead with plans to spend about $300 million to revamp Blast Furnace No. 14, the largest blast furnace at Gary Works, starting in 2026.
After agreeing to national security initiative, Nippon Steel closed deal on partnership with U.S. Steel.
U.S. Steel Corp. and Nippon Steel Corp., together with Nippon Steel North America, recently announced that President Trump has approved the companies’ partnership.
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President Donald Trump on Friday announced a partnership between U.S. Steel and Japanese steelmaker Nippon .
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Panduit’s plans to open a 475,000-square-foot distribution center in Merrillville are moving forward as construction continues and a tax abatement secured.
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Ancora Holdings Group nominated nine candidates for the U.S. Steel board and suggests replacing the company’s CEO.
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U.S. Steel and Nippon file several lawsuits over President Joe Biden’s order to block the acquisition and seek a new review of the deal.
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President Joe Biden will have the last say about Nippon Steel’s offer to buy U.S. Steel. Biden has said he will reject the deal, but recent appeals encourage him to change his mind.
Fort Wayne-based Do it Best acquired True Value, which has headquarters in Chicago and multiple locations in Northwest Indiana.