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Steel Union President Trying to Persuade Members on Opposition to Nippon Steel Deal
Analysts Estimate United States Steel (X) to Report a Decline in Earnings: What to Look Out for
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US Steel Gains as Local Union Voices Support for Nippon Steel Deal
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U. S. Steel Featured in Episode of "Inside the Blueprint" Airing on Bloomberg TV
phillips 66 plans to close the Los Angeles refinery by the end of next year, which may lead to fuel supply shortages in California.
USA refiner Phillips 66 announced on Wednesday that it will close its large refinery in the Los Angeles area by the end of next year, impacting fuel supply in California and potentially further driving up the state's gasoline prices. Phillips 66 CEO Mark Lashier attributed this decision to 'market dynamics'. A spokesperson for the company said that the Los Angeles facility generates lower profits compared to the company's other petroleum refineries. California, the most populous state in the USA, has consistently had among the highest gasoline prices in the country, leading to frequent tensions between the state and oil companies.
Unusual Options Activity: LCID, COIN and Others Attract Market Bets, LCID V/OI Ratio Reaches 188.7
EST Oct 16th Afternoon Delivery - In the last two hours of trading, 9 options with a high V/OI ratio were detected. With the market volatile, it's crucial to stay informed on the latest options
Trump Would Block the U.S. Steel Sale, but There's a Chance It Will Happen -- Barrons.com
Trump said that if elected, he will stop Japan's acquisition of United States Steel (X.US).
Former U.S. President and Republican candidate Trump stated on Tuesday that if he wins the election, he will terminate Japan's $14.1 billion acquisition of United States Steel Corporation (X.US). The stock price of United States Steel Corporation dropped by 2%. While Japanese steel manufacturers have promised not to lay off employees or close factories after a successful acquisition, both the Democratic and Republican parties view the acquisition as a threat to American employment. However, some analysts believe that the acquisition will help revitalize the U.S. steel industry. This acquisition has become a focal point of the presidential election, especially in the swing state of Pennsylvania, where United States Steel Corporation and the United Steelworkers union, who oppose this sale, are located.
Watching Shares Of United States Steel; Donald Trump Says If Elected He Will Stop The Merger Between U.S. Steel And Japan's Nippon If Not Completed
Express News | Trump: If I return to the White House, I will not allow japan to purchase united states steel company (X).
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Nippon Steel Selling Stake in Alabama Steel Mill Stake -- Market Talk
Express News | Nippon Steel Executive: U.S. Antitrust Review in Our U.S. Steel Acquisition Deal Is Still Continuing
Express News | Nippon Steel Executive: Decided to Prioritise Acquisition of U.S. Steel in Order to Strengthen Our Business in North America
Express News | Nippon Steel Executive: Sale of Our Stake in Calvert Jv Will Not Affect Our Jv With ArcelorMittal in India
Express News | Nippon Steel Executive: Sale of Equity Stake in Am/Ns Calvert Jv Was Determined on Our Own Following Dialogue With U.S. Authorities Regarding Planned U.S. Steel Acquisition
Nippon Steel: If successful in acquiring United States Steel (X.US), will sell shares in a joint venture steel plant with ArcelorMittal SA (MT.US).
Nippon Steel announced on Friday that if the acquisition of United States Steel is successful, the company will sell 50% of its shares in the joint steel plant in Calvert, Alabama with ArcelorMittal SA.