a series of internal reforms, Inland rapidly became so profitable in 1997 that, uniquely amongst U.S. integrated steel mills, they became desirable for acquisition. Ispat International acquired Inland Steel in 1998 eventually becoming ArcelorMittal. As of 2020, the assets of Inland Steel are now part of Cleveland-Cliffs. Further reading Moise Dreyfus Obituary – http://archives.chicagotribune.com/1937/05/13/page/18/article/moise-dreyfus-estate-valued-at-11-3-millions Book, 50 Years of Inland Steel, 1943 Booklet, “The Story of Inland Steel”, 1964 Booklets, “Inland Steel at 100: Beginning a Second Century of Progress”, 1993. Perry, W.A., Booklet, “History of Inland Steel Co. to 1971", b Perry, W. A., Booklet, “A History of Inland Steel Company and the Indiana Harbor Works” (ca. 1980) Perry, W.A (1979) A History of Inland Steel Company And The Indiana Harbor Works (booklet) Perry, William A. & Saran, Sam H. Booklet, A History of Inland Steel Company and the Indiana Harbor Works (1992). Perry, William A. & Saran, Sam H. Booklet, A History of Inland Steel Company and the Indiana Harbor Works(1993). Wilder, John Watson Book, Inland Steel, 1893–1943. References External links Artist's Rendering, Inland Steel Company, Chicago Heights, Illinois plant, 1894 The Digital Collections of IUPIU University Library. The Michael Tenenbaum papers at Hagley Museum and Library consist of a series of his writings and speeches and a small number of Inland Steel Company publications. Arcelor Mittal page on Indiana Harbor – former Inland Steel plant Steel companies of the United States Ironworks and steel mills in the United States Manufacturing companies based in Chicago East Chicago, Indiana American companies established in 1893 Manufacturing companies established in 1893 Manufacturing companies disestablished in 1998 ArcelorMittal American companies disestablished in 1998 1893 establishments in Illinois 1998 disestablishments in Illinois Defunct manufacturing companies based in Illinois