United States Steel Corporation

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multinational corporation public company steel company

United States Steel Corporation is a major American steel-producing company formed in 1901 through the consolidation of several steel businesses, becoming the world’s first billion-dollar corporation.

Aliases (9)

U.S. Steel ×7
U. S. Steel ×3
United States Steel ×2
U. S. Steel Europe ×1
U. S. Steel North American Flat-Rolled segment ×1
U. S. Steel Tubular Products ×1
U.S. Steel conglomerate ×1
U.S. steel industry ×1
US Steel ×1

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	multinational corporation → public company → steel company →
abbreviation	U. S. Steel →
alsoKnownAs	US Steel →
country	United States →
currency	United States dollar →
formedByMergerOf	Carnegie Steel Company → Federal Steel Company → National Steel Company →
foundedBy	Elbert H. Gary → J. P. Morgan →
foundedDuring	Gilded Age →
foundedIn	1901 →
foundedInJurisdiction	New Jersey, United States →
foundedOn	1901-03-02 →
hasMajorCustomerSector	automotive industry → construction industry → energy industry →
hasSubsidiary	U. S. Steel Košice → U. S. Steel Mining → U. S. Steel Tubular Products →
headquartersLocation	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States →
historicalClaim	world’s first billion-dollar corporation →
industry	manufacturing industry → mining industry → steel industry →
keyRoleIn	development of American steel industry → industrialization of the United States →
laterIncorporatedIn	Delaware, United States →
legalForm	corporation →
majorFacility	Gary Works → Great Lakes Works → Mon Valley Works → U. S. Steel Košice →
notableProduct	coke → flat-rolled steel → iron ore → steel plates → tubular steel products →
operatesInSector	basic materials →
operatesInSegment	Flat-Rolled → Mini Mill → Tubular → U. S. Steel Europe →
previousHeadquartersLocation	New York City, New York, United States →
stockExchange	New York Stock Exchange →
tickerSymbol	X →

Referenced by (48)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Federal Steel Company → Great Lakes Works ("U. S. Steel North American Flat-Rolled segment") → Illinois Steel Company → Illinois Steel Company ("U.S. Steel conglomerate") → National Steel Company →	partOf
Gary Works → Great Lakes Works ("U. S. Steel") → Mon Valley Works ("United States Steel") → U.S. Steel Gary Works complex →	operator
Fairless Hills Coating operations → Gary Works → Irvin Plant → U.S. Steel Gary Works complex →	ownedBy
Carnegie Steel Company → Federal Steel Company → National Steel Company →	mergedInto
Great Lakes Works ("U. S. Steel") → Mon Valley Works → U. S. Steel Košice →	owner
Frick family → J. P. Morgan ("U.S. Steel") →	associatedWith
Edward R. Stettinius Jr. ("U.S. Steel") → Elbert H. Gary →	employer
Gary → Gary, Indiana →	foundedBy
Fairless Hills Coating operations → Irvin Plant ("U.S. Steel") →	operatedBy
Carnegie Steel Company → National Steel Company →	successor
United States Steel Corporation ("U. S. Steel") →	abbreviation
Carnegie Steel Company →	acquiredBy
United States Steel Corporation ("US Steel") →	alsoKnownAs
U.S. Steel Gary Works complex →	builtBy
Theme from "The U.S. Steel Hour" ("U.S. Steel") →	commissionedBy
2 Broadway ("U.S. Steel") →	developer
United States Steel Corporation ("U. S. Steel Tubular Products") →	hasSubsidiary
Gary Works ("U.S. steel industry") →	isMajorProductionSiteFor
Elbert H. Gary →	memberOf
U.S. Steel Yard →	namedAfter
New York World's Fair ("United States Steel") →	notableExhibitor
United States Steel Corporation ("U. S. Steel Europe") →	operatesInSegment
U. S. Steel Mining →	parentCompany
Fairless Hills Coating operations ("U.S. Steel") →	parentCompanyName
U. S. Steel Košice →	parentOrganization
Andrew Carnegie →	soldCompanyTo
U.S. Steel Yard →	sponsor
Theme from "The U.S. Steel Hour" ("U.S. Steel") →	sponsorOfAssociatedSeries
U. S. Steel Mining →	suppliesTo