Nippon Steel rebuts CFIUS's case against its bid for US Steel-letter
Nippon Steel defended its $14.9 billion bid for U.S. Steel , arguing it would strengthen the U.S. Steel industry and that politics are motivating the U.S. opposition to the deal, according to a strongly worded letter first reported by Reuters.
Through ally-shoring with Japan via the Nippon-U.S. Steel merger, the U.S. will be able to reduce dependence on China for ...
In the wake of accusations of power harassment against Hyogo Gov. Motohiko Saito, political party Nippon Ishin (the Japan ...
NYK Line, as the company is better known, recently signed a memorandum of understanding with Oono Associates for a joint ...
Automakers support the deal because in their eyes it will increase supply and offer price competition for the steel they use ...
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The problem with playing chicken is that in most cases, both players lose. Take, for example, the chicken scene in the movie Rebel Without a Cause in which Jim Stark bails out of his car first, ...
Nippon Steel, for its part, has promised to invest in blast furnace production as part of a potential U.S. Steel purchase.
“A one-hour meeting between the two of us is not going to address the fatal problems with Nippon’s proposed acquisition of ...
United States Steel Corp.’s stock rose 2.2% early Thursday after the company updated third-quarter guidance and said it’s ...
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