Ask an Expert: 3 Managers Explain POSCO China’s Success in Challenging Chinese Market

The Steel Wire sits down with three POSCO China employees to get a closer look at what POSCO is doing to stay competitive in China despite challenging market

POSCO and ExxonMobil Collaborate on Slurry Pipes, Now 5x More Durable

On March 22, POSCO and ExxonMobil reached an agreement to mass-produce high manganese steel and apply it to slurry pipes – the first time that manganese

Contributor: What You Need to Know About Your Stainless Steel Wristwatch

Did you know that different types of stainless steel greatly determine the quality of wristwatches? In fact, many luxury watch brands like Rolex and Audemars

The Future of Transportation Will Transform the Way We Travel

The way we move and products is changing. Transportation is becoming automated, connected, and much, much faster as the wild, unthinkable ideas of science

POSCO Finds Pioneering Solutions Amid Barriers

The overcapacity in the Chinese steel market, the decrease in working-age populations, and the general decline in steel demand have created challenges in the

POSCO & GE Discuss Smart Factory Solutions Partnership

After being named CEO on March 10, Ohjoon Kwon began his second three-year term by taking steps toward strengthening POSCO’s competitiveness. On March 13, Kwon

How Smart Factories are Changing the Manufacturing Industry

Connectivity, Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT) – we hear about these concepts every day and how they will change our lives. Our

POSCO Reappoints Ohjoon Kwon as CEO at General Shareholders’ Meeting

After his nomination in January, POSCO CEO Ohjoon Kwon was officially reappointed to a second three-year term as CEO at the 49th general meeting of

International Women’s Day: Breaking Barriers for Gender Parity

Throughout history and across cultures, women have faced challenges and discrimination – from a lack of legal protections to being thought as unqualified

Asian Steel Market: Barriers and Opportunities

Asia accounts for more than 65% of total global steel use. Its populations and economies continue to rise; however, structural changes in society and the