Nippon Steel Offers U.S. Veto Power in U.S. Steel Acquisition Bid
Japan's Nippon Steel is aiming to gain U.S. approval for its bid to acquire U.S. Steel by proposing veto power for the U.S. government over production capacity cuts. President Biden must approve the deal by January 7 or it will be automatically permitted.
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Nippon Steel is proposing not to reduce production capacity at any U.S. Steel mills like Gary Works or the Midwest Plant in Portage without federal government approval, according to a report.
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