June was a banner month for American steel producer Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF 7.88%). It received much investor attention after President Trump signed an executive order doubling tari ...

The Shapiro Administration is continuing to help hundreds of workers impacted by the recent layoffs by Cleveland-Cliffs in ...

Cleveland-Cliffs pays nearly $2.6 million in property taxes this year, according to the Porter County Auditor’s Office. Cleveland-Cliffs reacted to its increased tax assessment with an appeal to ...

Cleveland-Cliffs Coshocton Works on July 2 held a ribbon cutting for its new stainless bright anneal line with several ...

The Cleveland-Cliffs steel plant in Dauphin County is idling operations Monday, June 30, affecting hundreds of workers as ...

Hundreds of steelworkers are looking for new jobs, as the Cleveland Cliffs Steel Plant is set to go idle on June 30.

Cleveland-Cliffs (NYSE: CLF) stock fell 8.5% through 2:10 p.m. ET Tuesday after Reuters reported on new trade negotiations between the U.S. and Mexico that could significantly roll back 50% ...

Cleveland-Cliffs, which has operations in East Chicago, Burns Harbor, Gary, Riverdale and New Carlisle, increased prices on all carbon hot rolled, cold rolled and coated steel products at least ...

Cleveland-Cliffs dropped its share prices by 4.43 percent on Wednesday to end at $7.33 apiece as investors sold off positions following Nippon Steel’s successful acquisition of US Steel Corp.

In the assessment of 12-month price targets, analysts unveil insights for Cleveland-Cliffs, presenting an average target of $9.23, a high estimate of $17.00, and a low estimate of $3.91.

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Cleveland-Cliffs flirtation with a hydrogen-power makeover of its Middletown Works appears to have gone the way of President Donald Trump’s bromance with Elon Musk – kaput ...