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U.S. Steel to restart Illinois plant in 2026, creating 400 jobs after two-year shutdown.
U.S. Steel will restart a blast furnace at its Granite City Works plant in Illinois by early 2026, creating about 400 jobs and resuming steel production after a two-year shutdown.
The move follows increased demand in auto and construction sectors, a reversal of earlier plans to close the facility, and pressure from the White House.
The reopening is linked to the $14.9 billion acquisition by Japan’s Nippon Steel, which includes a U.S. government "golden share" for oversight.
Officials credit Trump-era policies and tariffs for the turnaround, though public sentiment on the economy remains negative.
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U.S. Steel reiniciará la planta de Illinois en 2026, creando 400 empleos después de un cierre de dos años.