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TOKYO — U.S. opponents of a Japanese steelmaker’s $14.9 billion bid for U.S. Steel cite concerns about national security and a reluctance to relinquish a storied American company. In Japan ...

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The stories that matter on money and politics in the race for the White House The US government has extended its national security review of Nippon Steel ... or the critical supply chain concerns ...

Shein’s control of this process — seen in visits to eight factories and other facilities, and explained in talks with merchants, supply chain experts and employees — has made it one of the ...

U.S. Steel shares closed 0.4% down on Tuesday. STEEL SUPPLY CONCERNS CFIUS is concerned Nippon Steel's merger could hurt the supply of steel needed for critical transportation, construction and ...

The letter alleged that the transaction posed a risk to national security by threatening the steel supply chain for critical U.S. industries. The companies countered in a 100-page letter that the ...

On that date, CFIUS sent the companies a 17-page letter exclusively reported by Reuters alleging the transaction posed a risk to national security by threatening the steel supply chain for ...

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The companies have sought to save the acquisition after the panel said it would harm the security of U.S. steel supplies in an Aug. 31 letter seen by Reuters. The companies countered in a 100-page ...

Administration officials signaled last week that the interagency panel was preparing to advise that Mr. Biden block the deal because it posed a threat to the U.S. steel industry and supply chains.

Donald Trump, Joe Biden, and Kamala Harris may not agree on much, but on one issue they’re in complete accord: They want to block the proposed acquisition of U.S. Steel by the Japanese firm ...