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CLEVELAND, Ohio — Cleveland is awarding nearly half a million dollars to small businesses and nonprofit groups, using funds ...

President Lourenco Goncalves of Cleveland-Cliffs Coshocton Works speaks at the ribbon-cutting for its new stainless bright ...

The facility is a state-of-the-art Vertical Stainless Bright Anneal Line at its Coshocton Works facility in Coshocton, Ohio, ...

June was a banner month for American steel producer Cleveland-Cliffs (NYSE: CLF). It received much investor attention after President Trump signed an executive order doubling tariffs on steel coming ...

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

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Steelyard Commons will boast what appears to be the first drive-thru cannabis dispensary within Cleveland city limits. Story Cannabis, a Phoenix-based cannabis operator ...

Cleveland-Cliffs experienced a 15% decline over one month following its earnings announcement on February 24. The company reported a larger-than-expected loss of $0.68 per share and fell short of ...

Present Market Standing of Cleveland-Cliffs Currently trading with a volume of 7,867,862, the CLF's price is down by -3.04%, now at $9.24.

Whether it will be Cleveland-Cliffs or some other that does is a different matter. But this essential structural problem is, to me, why tariffs haven't boosted the CLF price. And, in fact, won't.

Cleveland-Cliffs is reiterating its interest in buying unionized mills that U.S. Steel is threatening to close should its takeover by Japan's Nippon Steel get blocked by President Joe Biden.

Cleveland-Cliffs is the largest producer of flat-rolled and automotive-grade steel in the US, facing oversupply and low margins. Read my CLF analysis.