Geopolitical Concerns Over Foreign Ownership in Steel Industry Explore the geopolitical implications of foreign ownership in critical industries like steel. Understand the potential impact on national security and economy.
Nippon Steel Proposes US Veto on US Steel Capacity Cuts Nippon Steel Corp. suggests giving the US government veto power over any cuts in US Steel Corp.'s production, ensuring stability in steel capacity. Explore the implications.
Iron Ore Futures Plunge 28% in 2024 Amid Weak Chinese Construction Iron ore futures in Singapore fell 28% in 2024 as weak construction activity in China impacts the steel industry. Discover the latest market trends.
Chinese Steelmakers See Profit Uptick Amid Economic Challenges Discover how Chinese steelmakers have improved profitability despite ongoing economic challenges. Explore insights into China's steel industry trends.
Nippon Steel Delays U.S. Steel Acquisition to Q1 2025 Nippon Steel pushes back its acquisition of U.S. Steel to Q1 2025, impacting the steel industry and U.S. market dynamics. Stay updated on this M&A development.
Nippon Steel's $15 Billion Bid for U.S. Steel Faces Political Hurdles Nippon Steel's $15 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel encounters political challenges, impacting the global steel industry and M&A landscape.
Nippon Steel Eyes $15 Billion U.S. Steel Acquisition Nippon Steel is set to acquire U.S. Steel for $15 billion, marking a significant move in the steel industry and expanding its global footprint.
U.S. Steel Shares Drop Amid Nippon Steel Takeover Uncertainty U.S. Steel shares declined by 3.4% in premarket trading, driven by uncertainties surrounding a potential takeover by Nippon Steel. Explore more on this M&A news.
Unresolved Nippon Steel Takeover Affects U.S. Steel Shares Nippon Steel's takeover of United States Steel remains in limbo, influencing share prices in the steel industry. Stay updated on this significant M&A development.
Nippon Steel's $15 Billion Bid for U.S. Steel Awaits Biden's Decision Nippon Steel proposes a $15 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel. With CFIUS unable to reach consensus on national security risks, the decision now rests with President Biden.