For #USSteel, our proposed partnership with Nippon Steel is more than just a business transaction. It’s about building a stronger, better future for our employees, communities, customers, and the many other stakeholders who depend on us. As Scott Buckiso, SVP & Chief Manufacturing Officer for our North American Flat-Rolled Segment, said Sept. 4 at a rally in support of the deal, “U. S. Steel and Nippon Steel are stronger, more secure, and better together.” Hear more of what Scott told hundreds of Pittsburgh-area employees – union and non-union – who attended to show their support for the deal and learn more about why this transaction is truly the #BestDealForUSSteel. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/dKC4ZxZA
United States Steel Corporation
Manufacturing
Pittsburgh, PA 86,837 followers
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About us
A new U. S. Steel is emerging. We’re becoming a more balanced and sustainable steelmaker, bringing profitable steel solutions to people and the planet. Our objective is clear: to deliver next-generation steels that not only advance our customers’ products, but also become part of a lower-carbon, more sustainable economy.
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- Industry
- Manufacturing
- Company size
- 10,001+ employees
- Headquarters
- Pittsburgh, PA
- Type
- Public Company
- Founded
- 1901
- Specialties
- Integrated Steel Production, Steel Process & Product Technology, Steel Development Research, Coke (Fuel) Production; Iron Ore Mining, Industries: Automotive, Oil & Gas, Appliance, Container, Industrial Machinery & Construction, Sustainable Steel, Electric Arc Furnace, green steel, and electrical steel
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600 Grant Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15219, US
Employees at United States Steel Corporation
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David Kirkpatrick
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Marcos Corradin
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Jack Bionda
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James Braun
Updates
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In a recent interview with CBS News, West Mifflin Mayor Chris Kelly, whose community is home to U. S. Steel's Mon Valley Works’ Irvin plant, warned of severe consequences if the proposed acquisition of U. S. Steel by Nippon Steel is blocked by the Biden administration. Mayor Kelly highlighted the critical role that U. S. Steel plays in the local economy, noting that mill closures would devastate generations of steelworkers and their families. Nippon Steel will invest no less than $1 billion to enhance the competitiveness of the Mon Valley Works which will protect jobs and secure pensions, and the Mayor emphasized, “This is a win-win for everybody.” He also expressed frustration with national politicians, stating they haven’t consulted local workers or union leaders about the true impact this deal will have on their livelihoods. https://lnkd.in/dQ4XnrH6
Some concerned collapse of U.S. Steel deal will hurt workers
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Sharing this commentary from Japanese PM Taro Kono emphasizing the importance of keeping government intervention in business deals fair and principled. While national security and labor issues can sometimes influence the free market, Kono raised concerns that politics, particularly in light of the U.S. presidential election, may be distorting the process. Read more about his perspective on the U.S.-Japan relationship and the potential impacts of the deal: https://lnkd.in/ea4t6Y-9
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The Japan-U.S. Business Council has shared its concerns about the politicization of the review process on the U. S. Steel-Nippon Steel Sale. Comments on the Reports Regarding the Biden Administration's Blocking of the Sale of U. S. Steel to Nippon Steel Corporation: "We are very alarmed by any attempts to politicize the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) review process on the sale of the U.S. Steel to Nippon Steel Corporation, which should be conducted objectively based on fair rules and processes. The Japan-U.S. Business Council is closely monitoring the situation with serious concern. The U.S. and Japan are indispensable allies and each other’s top foreign investors. The deep ties between our two economies support millions of jobs, enriches communities, and strengthens our collective national security. We urge the U.S. government to proceed with the CFIUS review with rigor and impartiality.”
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Today, hundreds of #USSteel employees—union and non-union—joined with community leaders from the Mon Valley to show their strong support for the partnership with Nippon Steel. This rally was a powerful reminder of our shared commitment to protect jobs and build a stronger future for the communities we call home. For generations, the families of the Mon Valley have relied on the strength and resilience of U. S. Steel, and this partnership would ensure that those jobs remain secure for the next generation. A special thank you to Allegheny Councilman Sam DeMarco, West Mifflin Mayor Chris Kelly, Braddock Borough Councilwoman Chardae Jones and Mon Valley employees Justin Calderone, Tom Tyszkiewicz, and Mark Yezovich for sharing their strong support for the U. S. Steel and Nippon Steel partnership. Their voices reflect the unity between our workforce and local leadership, reinforcing how important this deal is not only for the future of American steel but also for the economic stability and job security of the Mon Valley and surrounding communities. Together, we are working to ensure a prosperous future for our workers, families, and neighborhoods. #BestDealForUSSteel
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From the steel mills to the job sites, American workers embody the grit, determination, and pride that drive our country forward. #MadeInAmerica is not just a product—it’s the backbone of our nation’s economy, infrastructure, and security, and it lays the foundation for the success of future generations. Thank you for your unwavering commitment and for being a vital part of this enduring legacy! #USSteel #LaborDay
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BIG things are happening at #USSteel’s Big River Steel in Arkansas! Construction at our technologically advanced Big River 2 mill continues as we near start-up in the fourth quarter of this year. Get an up-close look at several areas of BR2 and hear from senior leaders at Big River Steel about what this project means for their facility, our customers, and our company.
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#USSteel is paving the way to a more sustainable future through cutting-edge carbon capture technology. We're launching a groundbreaking project at our CarbonFree Gary Works facility. Explore the latest groundbreaking project, partnering with CarbonFree Gary Works facility: https://lnkd.in/e-SB9VVS
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Horizontal drilling frontiers continue to expand. When well environments pose torque or clearance challenges, many operators use U. S. Steel’s USS-TALON HTQ® and slim USS-TALON HTQ® RD connections that provide maximum torque capacity with optimized clearance for even the longest production casing strings and toughest well environments. Since the USS-TALON connection family was released in the market, over 16 million feet has been successfully installed, exceeding expectations in drilling basins across North America. Get the facts about USS-TALON HTQ® and slim USS-TALON HTQ® RD connections: USS-TALON HTQ - https://lnkd.in/dWMmyK3v USS-TALON HTQ RD - https://lnkd.in/dh4fwA9w U. S. Steel Tubular Product’s suite of product solutions is positioned to help our customers deliver wells on target, on budget, while meeting efficiency milestones. For more information visit or website: ussteel.com.
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#USSteel will be featured on “Military Makeover: Operation Career” on Lifetime TV, in an episode titled “Forging New Careers in Steel.” This special episode shares the stories of four military veterans who have transitioned to fulfilling careers with U. S. Steel, bringing their dedication, expertise, and leadership to our team: - Jason Taliaferro, P.E., Director of Sales and President of our SERVE Employee Resource Group, shares how 23 years of military service influence his approach to safety and company culture. - Tyna Hall, multi-equipment operator at our Minnesota Ore Operations’ Keetac facility, highlights U. S. Steel’s strong support for veterans. - Terry Carter, Senior Manager of Safety and Security at Gary Works, discusses the parallels between military and corporate safety cultures. - Raymond Tarnow, Safety Manager at Big River Steel, reflects on how military training has shaped his career trajectory. Tune in to the episode on Lifetime TV: - August 26 & September 3 at 7:30 am ET - Also available on the Armed Forces Network #MilitaryMakeover #Veterans https://lnkd.in/ecfW8mB6
U. S. Steel Featured in "Military Makeover: Operation Career" Airing on Lifetime TV
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