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Short-selling balances (credit sell positions) on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market increased for the week to September 18, 2026, led by Nippon Steel, Yamada Holdings and Meitetsu.2d ago

U.S. Steel held a ceremonial groundbreaking for a new $475 million Quench and Tempering (Q&T) facility at its Fairfield Tubular Operations in Alabama, part of a modernization project expected to create about 250 permanent jobs and support roughly 600 construction jobs at peak.7d ago

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Short-selling balances (credit sell positions) on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market increased for the week to September 18, 2026, led by Nippon Steel, Yamada Holdings and Meitetsu.2d ago U.S. Steel held a ceremonial groundbreaking for a new $475 million Quench and Tempering (Q&T) facility at its Fairfield Tubular Operations in Alabama, part of a modernization project expected to create about 250 permanent jobs and support roughly 600 construction jobs at peak.7d ago U.S. Steel received the final air permit to advance construction of a $475 million quench-and-tempering facility at its Fairfield Tubular Operations in Alabama, with full production expected in 2029.13d ago