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On June 13, President Donald Trump issued an order authorizing the acquisition of U. S. Steel Corporation by the Japanese ...
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Why Trump’s ‘Golden Share’ in US Steel May Lack Some Luster - MSN
The US government could receive a so-called golden share — or powers akin to it — in United States Steel Corp. as a condition for approving a $14 billion takeover by Japan’s Nippon Steel Corp.
U.S. Steel said on Wednesday it had appointed three American directors to its board, more than a month after Nippon Steel ...
President Trump has embraced a plan for Japanese-owned Nippon Steel (NPSCY) to purchase US Steel (X), largely, it seems, due to a notion that the US government will be getting a "golden share" as ...
Nippon Steel on Wednesday confirmed that it had granted the U.S. a “golden share,” and said it also granted Washington the power to block production and jobs being transferred outside the U.S.
HARRISBURG, Pa. — President Donald Trump will control the so-called “golden share” that's part of the national security agreement under which he allowed Japan-based Nippon Steel to buy out ...
"A golden share approach is both risky and unprecedented," said Jim Secreto, a former Treasury and Commerce official.
The Trump administration has shown that it’s willing to buy up stakes in publicly traded companies, a level of intervention ...
The same Trump administration that labels its Democratic opponents “communists” recently acquired (in perpetuity!) a government ownership stake in United States Steel. Just as a stopped clock will ...
“The Golden Share held by the United States in U.S. Steel has powerful terms that directly benefit and protect America, Pennsylvania, the great steelworkers of U.S. Steel, and U.S. manufacturers ...
Nippon Steel considers "golden share" for U.S. government veto power in $28B U.S. Steel acquisition, addressing national security concerns.
HARRISBURG, Pa. — President Donald Trump will control the so-called "golden share" that's part of the national security agreement under which he allowed Japan-based Nippon Steel to buy out iconic ...
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