Express News | Japan's Nippon Steel accuses the U.S. government of exerting "improper excessive interference" in the review of the acquisition.

BreakingsDec 21 11:23

Nippon Steel, U.S. Steel Allege White House Has Had 'Impermissible Influence' Over CFIUS Review Of Proposed Tie-Up-Letter; White House Denies Allegations Of Undue Influence; Nippon Steel, U.S. Steel Vow To Challenge An Expected Block Of The Deal In...

BenzingaDec 21 03:38

U.S. Steel Stock Is Falling. This Time, It Isn't Trump. -- Barrons.com

Barron'sDec 20 22:35

Three key points to watch in the early session - while assessing the underlying strength, be mindful of filling in the gaps.

In today's morning trading, three points to focus on are as follows: ■ While assessing firmness, keep in mind the gap filling. ■ Billing System, upward revision of operating profit to 0.616 billion yen from 0.489 billion yen. ■ Key material in the morning: TOPPAN acquiring the USA's flexible packaging business for 271.3 billion yen. ■ While assessing firmness, keep in mind the gap filling. The Japanese stock market on the 20th is likely to start slightly with sales ahead, but there seems to be an awareness of support in the lower range. In the USA market on the 19th, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 15 dollars, and Nasdaq...

Fisco JapanDec 20 07:48

TOPPAN, Mitsubishi Chemical Group, etc.

*TOPPAN <7911> acquired the soft packaging business of a U.S. company for 271.3 billion yen (Nikkei Industrial page 3) - ○*Murata Manufacturing <6981> produces MLCC in India to capture demand for smartphones (Nikkei Industrial page 3) - ○*Akebono Brake Industry <7238> fund becomes the largest Shareholder, Mr. Nagaoka as president (Nikkei Industrial page 3) - ○*Nippon Steel <5401> participating in iron ore development in Canada with Sojitz (Nikkei Industrial page 3) - ○*Mitsubishi Chemical Group <4188> increases production of synthetic quartz powder, capacity enhancement at Kyushu plant (Nikkei Industrial page 3)

Fisco JapanDec 20 07:36

Established CO2 reduction technology in blast furnaces using hydrogen ～ The world's first test furnace achieved a 43% reduction in CO2, reaching the development goal ahead of schedule ～

Establishment of CO2 reduction technology using hydrogen in blast furnaces ~ World-first, achieving a 43% CO2 reduction in a test furnace, ahead of development goals ~ 2024/12/20 Nippon Steel Corporation. Nippon Steel Corporation (hereafter, Nippon Steel) is working on the development of three ultra-innovative technologies, backed by national support, while presenting the 'Nippon Steel Carbon Neutrality Vision 2050.' One of them, 'Hydrogen Reduction in Blast Furnaces,' reduces the CO2 emissions from iron ore reduction in blast furnaces by using hydrogen instead of Coal.

Nippon SteelDec 19 23:00