Express News | The heads of Japan's three major economic organizations publicly expressed dissatisfaction with the obstruction of the Nippon Steel acquisition case.
Express News | Cleveland Cliffs CEO Goncalves Says Not Sure if the Best Outcome Is the Combination of Cliffs and US Steel - CNBC Interview
United States Steel Options Spot-On: On January 7th, 120.45K Contracts Were Traded, With 1.79 Million Open Interest
On January 7th ET, $United States Steel(X.US)$ had active options trading, with a total trading volume of 120.45K options for the day, of which put options accounted for 26.1% of the total
Cleveland-Cliffs Still Interested in Buying All, Parts of US Steel - Semafor
Fitch Removes U.S. Steel From Rating Watch Positive on Uncertain Acquisition Outlook -- Market Talk
The CEO of United States Steel (X.US) urges Trump to reconsider his trade with Japanese steel manufacturers.
David Burritt, CEO of United States Steel (X.US), called on President Trump to overturn Biden's decision to block the sale of the company to Japan's Nippon Steel. After months of review by the U.S. Committee on Foreign Investment, Biden officially blocked the transaction valued at over $14 billion last Friday, citing National Security. United States Steel and Japan's Nippon Steel filed a lawsuit on Monday requesting a federal court to overturn Biden's decision, claiming that his actions are unconstitutional.
Express News | Fitch: The strategy of United States Steel to invest in flexible, low-cost, low capital-intensive, and more efficient Assets positively supports credit quality.
Express News | Fitch: U. S. Steel's Strategy of Investing in Flexible, Lower-Cost, Less Capital-Intensive, More Efficient Assets Positively Supports Credit Quality
Express News | Fitch has confirmed United States Steel's rating at 'BB' and removed the positive rating watch; the outlook is stable.
Express News | Fitch: Affirms U. S. Steel at 'bb' and Removes Rating Watch Positive; Outlook Stable
Express News | Fitch: Removal of All of U. S. Steel's Ratings From Rating Watch Positive Reflects Increased Uncertainty About Completion of Nippon Steel Deal
United States Steel Shares Are Trading Higher After Nippon Steel Announced That It Is Going to Continue to Pursue a Takeover of the Company.
Express News | US Steel Shares up 1.15%
Express News | The CEO of United States Steel stated regarding the acquisition: We hope that due process will be effective, and we have a new president who will look at this matter with a fresh perspective.
Express News | US Steel CEO on Nippon Merger Says We Want Due Process to Work, We Have a New President Who Will Take a Fresh Look at This - CNBC
United States Steel Challenges Merger Block in Court
U.S. Stock Preview | The three major Equity Index futures show mixed performance, "Technology Spring Festival Gala" is heating up! Huang Renxun makes a spectacular appearance with multiple new products.
On January 7 (Tuesday) in Pre-Market Trading, the three major U.S. equity index futures showed mixed movements.
Express News | The U.S. prevents Japan Steel from acquiring U.S. Steel, Japanese experts say it is not easy to turn the situation around through legal means.
United States Steel (X.US) and Nippon Steel sue Biden, possibly seeking more time to negotiate with Trump.
United States Steel (X.US) is unlikely to convince the court to overturn President Biden's decision to block their $14.9 billion merger, but their lawsuit may give them more time to reach an agreement with the incoming President Trump.
After suing the Biden administration, the CEO of Nippon Steel reaffirmed that they will not give up on acquiring United States Steel.
① The chairman and CEO of Japan's steel giant Nippon Steel, Eiji Hashimoto, reiterated on Tuesday that the company will not abandon its acquisition of United States Steel; ② He emphasized that he will never give up on expanding the Business in the United States and will not consider any other plans besides the acquisition of United States Steel; ③ A day earlier, Nippon Steel sued the Biden administration to block the proposed merger.