Industrials

The construction industry is growing rapidly across America, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported, and some areas of the country, like Arizona, are really benefitting from the burst.

WWE and C4 Energy expanded their multiyear partnership on Wednesday and named the brand the first-ever official energy drink partner of the company.

There's "no way of controlling" a cargo ship when a mechanical errors occurs, ex-merchant marine Cpt. Klaus Luhta weighs in on the Baltimore bridge collapse.

Nippon Steel said that its planned acquisition of U.S. Steel for nearly $15 billion wouldn't cause layoffs or plant closures amid resistance from the Biden administration and unions.

3M has tapped Bill Brown as its next CEO, betting on an outsider to steer the company through a period of slowing sales and the fallout of multiple lawsuits.

No progress was made in a high-stakes meeting Thursday between executives from the United Steelworkers and the Japanese company Nippon Steel.

U.S. Steel has allegedly "sold off to the highest bidder to line their own pockets," according to local union presidents who now worry about their job security and livelihoods.

U.S. Steel's shares suffered after several quarters of falling revenue and profit, making it an attractive target for rivals looking to add a maker of steel used by the auto industry.

Six jerseys Lionel Messi wore during his victorious World Cup run last year sold at Sotheby's auction house for a total of $7.8 million.

Norfolk Southern has announced it will will soon stop paying relocation aid to people who were forced to move out in East Palestine, Ohio, in February following a fiery derailment.

Britain's second-biggest steelmaker outlined a 1.25 billion pound plan to make steel in a less carbon intensive way by installing electric arc furnaces at its sites in England.