U.S. Steel

U.S. Steel, or United States Steel Corporation, is a major American steel producer founded in 1901. It manufactures steel products used in construction, automobiles, appliances, and infrastructure. The company operates large steel mills that convert raw materials like iron ore and coal into finished steel, which is then shipped to various industries. U.S. Steel plays a key role in the economy by providing materials essential for infrastructure development and manufacturing. Its performance often reflects broader economic trends, especially in industries reliant on steel. As a historically significant company, it combines legacy operations with efforts to adapt to modern steelmaking technologies.