U.S. Steel sale to Nippon can move forward, arbitration board rules
The sale of U.S. Steel to the Japanese company Nippon cleared another hurdle on Wednesday.
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The sale of U.S. Steel to the Japanese company Nippon cleared another hurdle on Wednesday.
The Minesota-based company announced Monday that it would close its doors in November after 72 years in business.
A Pittsburgh City Council proposal wants to give $1 million to VisitPittsburgh to organize the draft efforts.
The Joe's Crab Shack in Pittsburgh's Station Square has closed, according to a sign posted on the door.
Nearly 80% of companies with remote workers are using some kind of Bossware, says HR expert Rob Wilson.
The club has hosted a number of big names including John Mayer, Tori Amos, Norah Jones, and others.
Nurses at both hospitals had authorized a strike before coming to new agreements.
Gov. Jim Justice says a coal miner was killed on the job in West Virginia on Friday night.
Pittsburgh workers talked to KDKA-TV about how they're navigating layoffs and the current job market.
The Securities and Exchange Commission says that it has reached a settlement with industrial conglomerate Esmark and its chairman for announcing a false tender offer to buy U.S. Steel.
For more than a century, the Charleroi community could count on the plant for a steady supply of jobs.
U.S. Steel says it may have to move its headquarters from Pittsburgh if its sale to the Japanese company Nippon Steel fails.
Gov. Shapiro's administration is investing $20 million into a program to help grow communities and businesses.
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New data from home selling stats shows the Southwest Pennsylvania housing market is cooling.
