The Latest Breaking News from US Steel

Twelve put options had volume-to-open-interest ratios over 10.0 by midday Friday. Here are two income opportunities worth considering.

On the final day of trading for the week, it looks as though the major indexes are set to deliver their worst week since March. While investors are concerned about higher interest rates hurting stocks, these three unusually active options are worth considering as we head into the weekend.

All three major indexes closed lower Thursday as the 10-year Treasury yield hit its highest level since 2008.

United States Steel Corp. seems poised to be soon purchased by a competitor, with two bidders revealed in a matter of days and more in the wings

Stocks worldwide are falling as China’s faltering recovery raises worries for the rest of the global economy

Lourenco Goncalves has turned around Cleveland-Cliffs while tangling with Wall Street analysts and short-sellers, but now he wants U.S. Steel itself.

US Steel Brushes Off Cleveland-Cliffs' $35 Per Share Offer: Deal Less Likely To Close Without 'Meaningful Concessions' 

Ron DeSantis had stock in two companies while he was in Congress despite him saying in an interview he sold his holdings.

Brandon Johnson’s promise to make $1 billion worth of “investments in people,” makes it tough to imagine him moving a new Chicago Bears stadium to the top of his “to do” list.

Chicago needs a major, permanent fairground and outdoor performance venue. Why not build one at South Works? Now to get U.S. Steel, and maybe the next mayor, to agree.

Phoenix Services, a Radnor, Pennsylvania, company that keeps the largest U.S. steel mills running by recycling their molten slag, is in its sixth month of bankruptcy reorganization, as tons of waste pile up at its clients' plants.