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Arcelor Mittal employees walk together for the American Heart Association's My Heart My Life campaign at the company's office in Burns Harbor in 2011.

Dock wall collapses under cargo weight at ArcelorMittal Burns Harbor

A dock wall at ArcelorMittal in Burns Harbor buckled Tuesday.

Choosing a college on the strength of its brand

Intense competition has forced schools to stay ahead of the curve by clearly defining their academic offerings. In the business world, it’s a concept known as branding.

Reporter's notebook: Steel survival key to U.S., global economic futures

Attendees of the Steel Success Strategies XXVII Conference last month had reasons for pessimism and optimism based on the presentations made.

Economic recovery remains elusive in Europe, U.S., steel industry leaders say

NEW YORK | The head of ArcelorMittal said Tuesday that European governments should use the United States' example in prioritizing public policies that boost economic growth instead of taking a sharp focus on austerity.

American Heart Association launches campaign to reduce cardiovascular disease, risk

Arcelor Mittal employees, including shift manager Rick Smith, right, walk together for the American Heart Association's My Heart. My Life campaign in October at the company's office in Burns Harbor.

Walkers brave rain for healthy hearts

Arcelor Mittal employees, including shift manager Rick Smith, right, walk together for the American Heart Association's My Heart. My Life campaign at the company's Burns Harbor office.

Walkers brave rain for healthy hearts

ArcelorMittal employees walk together Thursday for the American Heart Association's My Heart. My Life campaign at the company's office in Burns Harbor.

Steel company seeking greeting card entries

ArcelorMittal, the world's largest steel company with three steel facilities in Northwest Indiana and Chicagoland area, is seeking entries for its third International New Year's E-card Contest, open to children 6 to 14 in the local community. The theme is "My dream of a happy world!"

ArcelorMittal’s recruiting plan is designed to build a diverse and flexible workforce

Steelmaking has evolved to utilize technology and processes that didn't even exist a few short decades ago.

Make company happy with contest entry

ArcelorMittal is seeking entries for its second International New Year's E-card Contest, open to children ages 6 to 14 in the local community. The theme for the 2010 contest is Make everyone around you happy!