Hammering Out a Deal (Lance Turner Editor's Note)
A possible buyout of U.S. Steel Corp. promises complications both political and regulatory. read more >
A possible buyout of U.S. Steel Corp. promises complications both political and regulatory. read more >
Although U.S. Steel is based in Pittsburgh, a potential buyout has big ramifications for Arkansas. read more >
The project, announced in November, will support the state's growing steel industry. read more >
Bell is the vice president of construction at U.S. Steel. read more >
The project, aptly named Driver Solar, will drive up to 40% of operations of the new steel plant, about 230 megawatts of Big River II’s 550-megawatt demand. read more >
Big River 2 is scheduled to be producing by the third quarter of 2024, just two years after construction began. read more >
With its recent revenue jump due to the steel industry, government officials hope to attract new residents and reverse a longtime decline in population. read more >
A leader should be confident as the subject-matter expert for whatever field she’s in, Trammell says. read more >
Read what eight Arkansas women have to say about their management experience. read more >
The Southwest Power Pool and Big River Steel executives will help drive innovation in critical industries in the state, Arkansas Research Alliance leadership said. read more >
Arkansas’ steel industry is a stunning success story, but challenges remain for what has become a crucial industry in Mississippi County. read more >
The facility in Osceola will provide sustainably-made steel as the auto giant goes all-electric. read more >
A new company led by former Big River Steel CEO David Stickler is behind the project. read more >
The project on 2,100 acres is big enough to power more than 40,000 homes. read more >
More than $425,000 was given to relocate the South Mississippi County Regional Medical Center's emergency room. read more >
Incentives for buying EVs, renewable energy production and domestic manufacturing look particularly good for Arkansas businesses. read more >
Like all kinds of constructors, Arkansas economic developers have learned that steel offers a sturdy base to build on. read more >
The region's economic transformation wasn’t inevitable. Neither was Clif Chitwood’s career — and he'll be the first to tell you. read more >
U.S. Steel is set to demand another huge load of electricity for the plant it’s building next to Big River, and is more specifically calling for renewable energy. read more >
What’s driving the surge in our steel industry? Arkansas uses four factors to its advantage in attracting steelmakers: incentives, a ready workforce, our prime location and competitive electricity rates. read more >
