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Steelmaker Nucor To Ramp Up Production As Auto Industry Rebounds
Nucor Corporation is aiming to double the production capacity for its steel automotive products to meet the growing demand of the recovering auto industry. 
Nucor Corporation is aiming to double the production capacity for its steel automotive products to meet the growing demand of the recovering auto industry. -
US Steel To Lay Off 6,500 Employees Nationwide After Losing $391 Million In Q1
US Steel to also cut thousands of jobs in Northwest Indiana and Europe 
US Steel to also cut thousands of jobs in Northwest Indiana and Europe -
US Steel Sees Better Profits This Year Despite Losses, Job Cuts
The company has suffered $680 million in losses, or $4 per share, in the fourth quarter 
The company has suffered $680 million in losses, or $4 per share, in the fourth quarter -
US Steel To Idle Detroit Plant And Lay Off 1,545 Workers
US Steel Corp is reportedly planning to permanently idle its massive plant in Detroit, which will result in the layoff of 1,575 workers. 
US Steel Corp is reportedly planning to permanently idle its massive plant in Detroit, which will result in the layoff of 1,575 workers. -
AK Steel’s Stocks Soar Following $1 Billion Takeover Deal With Cleveland-Cliffs
Merger bid values AK Steel's stocks at $2.94, which is 1.9 percent higher than Monday's closing price 
Merger bid values AK Steel's stocks at $2.94, which is 1.9 percent higher than Monday's closing price -
Hundreds Of US Steel Employees About To Become Jobless
American steelmaker cites extreme market conditions for reason of massive job cuts 
American steelmaker cites extreme market conditions for reason of massive job cuts -
US Steel Idles Three Blast Furnaces Amid Slowing Demand
United States Steel Corp announced that it will be shutting down two blast furnaces in the US and one in Europe to avoid producing too much supply and to lessen operating costs. 
United States Steel Corp announced that it will be shutting down two blast furnaces in the US and one in Europe to avoid producing too much supply and to lessen operating costs.
