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U.S. Steel may could leave Pittsburgh if Nippon deal gets scrapped: Wall Street Journal

U.S. Steel may could leave Pittsburgh if Nippon deal gets scrapped: Wall Street Journal

September 4, 2024

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Chief Executive David Burritt says U.S. Steel needs $3 billion in upgrades to compete.

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