David Burritt

CEO David Burritt said the company would close older mills and likely look to move its headquarters from Pittsburgh. read more >

The main product being manufactured on the line is InduX, a very wide, ultra-thin and lightweight steel with all the magnetic properties necessary for electric vehicles. read more >

The term-limited governor says his focus is on broadband access, jobs and a "hopefully quick" special session on tax cuts. read more >

Like all kinds of constructors, Arkansas economic developers have learned that steel offers a sturdy base to build on. read more >

Regular check-ins provide opportunities to develop the strengths of your best people and can build affinity between employers and employees. read more >

David Burritt, the head of the industrial giant, praised Arkansas' people and business environment at the AEDC's annual banquet. read more >

Envirotech Vehicles Inc. of Corona, California, says it will open a manufacturing facility on Ohlendorf Road in Osceola that will employ 800 people. read more >

Company officials gathered with local and state leaders for a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday morning. read more >

Arkansas had been competing against Alabama and Mississippi for the project. read more >

A new economy built on steel lifts the northeast corner of Arkansas. read more >

United States Steel Corp. of Pittsburgh says it has purchased the remaining stake in Big River Steel LLC for $774 million cash. read more >

United States Steel Corp. of Pittsburgh announces a $700 million stake in Big River Steel of Osceola, a move that will pave the way for the company's full ownership within the next four years. read more >