NAIAS 2017: Safety in Steel Paves the Way for the Cars of the Future

The North American International Auto Show (NAIAS, or the Detroit Motor Show) began on January 11 with over 61 new vehicles and 5,000 journalists from more

Legendary Swings at the Australian Open Started with Steel

As the 2017 tennis season begins at the Australian Open, tennis fans will see both familiar faces and rising stars. Serena and Djokovic, Nadal and Kerber

Ask an Expert: POSCO’s Beginnings in Automotive Steel – An Interview with 3 Experts

With the North American International Auto Show in full swing, the auto industry is turning its attention toward the smart car technologies and the innovative

POSCO Named as One of the World’s Most Sustainable Companies

POSCO was selected as the 35th most sustainable company in the world by Toronto-based magazine and research firm Corporate Knights, who released “The Global

CES 2017: Who are the First Movers in the Automotive Industry?

With so many auto exhibits at CES 2017, one might be forgiven for thinking they had fast forwarded to the Detroit Auto Show. Alongside the computers, TVs, and

POSCO China Wins Corporate CSR Award

POSCO China was awarded the Corporate CSR Award at the “China CSR 100 Forum” for its social responsibility programs in 2016. POSCO China was the only

New Technologies & Evolving Industries at CES 2017

If you expected the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) to be all about TVs, PCs, and connected homes, you might be in for a surprise. Now in its 50th year, CES

The 8 Biggest Stories of 2016

2016 was another big year for POSCO. Despite facing difficult market conditions, POSCO reaffirmed its position as a leader in the steel industry as it was

POSCO Looks Ahead to 2017

In 2016, excess global supply, rising prices of raw materials, and weak global investment all created significant barriers for steel makers. While managing

POSCO Humans Selected as Innovation Leader for Sustainable Solar Power Development

POSCO Humans was selected as one of the top 11 leaders in sustainable solar innovation in 2017 by “Solar Today.” This evaluation was designed to