Cleveland-Cliffs acquires ArcelorMittal USA
Archived coverage of a major change in the ownership and structure of domestic steelmaking.
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Historical collection- Steel · Earnings
ArcelorMittal posts net loss of $261 million in third quarter
- Steel · Earnings
U.S. Steel loses $234 million in third quarter
- Steel · Trade
Steel trade groups urge governments to address excess-capacity crisis
- Employment
State and local jobless numbers continue to drop in September
- Energy · Solar
NIPSCO details solar projects intended to power 270,000 Indiana homes
- Utilities
NiSource unit agrees to leave Massachusetts after fatal blast
- Development
Anderson Trucking moves maintenance facility to Porter
- Steel · Ownership
Cleveland-Cliffs acquires ArcelorMittal USA
- Employment
State and regional jobless rates continue to improve in July
- Utilities · Safety
NIPSCO faces $1.1 million fine over safety violations
- Utilities · Earnings
NiSource posts second-quarter net loss of $18.5 million
- Workplace safety
Worker dies at East Chicago steel mill
- Energy · Environment
NIPSCO delays Michigan City coal-ash excavation
- Utilities · Archive
Indiana utilities sought recovery of revenue lost during the pandemic
- Consumer policy
Consumer group challenged plan to charge ratepayers for pandemic-era lost sales
- Steel · Earnings
ArcelorMittal posts $1.12 billion first-quarter loss
- Local enterprise
A career milestone at a local feed and garden center
- Water rates
Water company rate increase takes effect
- Utilities · Earnings
NiSource reports 2019 profit as subsidiary pays safety fine
- Utilities · Safety
NiSource utility agrees to pay $53 million after damaging blasts
- Steel · Earnings
ArcelorMittal posts $2.45 billion loss in 2019
- Steel · Earnings
U.S. Steel posts 2019 net loss of $642 million
- Utilities · Compliance
NIPSCO pays $1 million fine over hiring complaint
- Energy policy
Consumer group challenges utility-regulator ruling
- Energy procurement
NIPSCO seeks wind, solar and thermal generation proposals
- Workplace safety
ArcelorMittal fined after worker dies in train accident
- Workplace safety
Indiana Harbor operation fined for lead and cadmium violations
- Redevelopment
Former Bethlehem Steel global headquarters slated for implosion
- Ports
Ports of Indiana set cargo record in 2018
- Banking · Archive
Porter Bank announces leadership appointment
- Construction
Chesterton building activity drops in 2018
- Labor
Steelworkers ratify ArcelorMittal contract
- Labor
Steelworkers ratify four-year contract with U.S. Steel
- Energy transition
NIPSCO outlines plans to retire most coal-fired plants
- Water rates
Water company seeks rate increase
- Energy transition
NIPSCO explores options while retiring coal plants
- Gas rates
NIPSCO settles for lower natural-gas rate increase
- Pipeline safety
NIPSCO fined $900,000 for pipeline mislocates
- Household energy
Archived outlook examined winter heating bills
- Health care
Hospital owner considers possible sale amid falling stock price
- Industrial sites
NIPSCO plans demolition of former Gary generating station
- Environment
NIPSCO agrees to clean up polluted properties under EPA agreement
- Employee ownership
Urschel workers receive ownership stake
- Manufacturing
A look inside expanded food-cutting equipment production
- Property
State upholds tax ruling involving labor hall
- Property
Sand Creek Country Club purchased by California company
- Manufacturing
New manufacturing facility emphasizes space and efficiency
- Courts · Business
Former real-estate professional charged with 14 felonies
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