Owner of Granite City steel agrees to $14.1 billion sale
Nippon Steel Corporation has agreed to acquire U.S. Steel, which operates the 128-year-old plant in Granite City, in a deal valued at $14.1 billion.
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Nippon Steel Corporation has agreed to acquire U.S. Steel, which operates the 128-year-old plant in Granite City, in a deal valued at $14.1 billion.
(Bloomberg) -- Nippon Steel Corp. will buy United States Steel Corp. for $14.1 billion to create the world’s second-largest steel company — and the biggest outside of China — with a key role in supplying American manufacturers and automakers.Most Read from BloombergUS Frackers Return to Haunt OPEC’s Pricing StrategyBP to Pause All Tanker Transits Through the Red SeaApple to Stop Selling Its Latest Watches in US After Patent LossGulf Splits Hinder US Efforts to End Houthi Ship AttacksAdobe and Fi
The workers' union said it did not want to see a sale to a foreign buyer.
U.S. Steel, one of America's most iconic brands and one of the companies that's had the biggest impact on the Region, will be acquired by Japan-based Nippon Steel Corp. for
The union representing thousands of workers at U.S. Steel said on Monday it does not support the deal with Japan's Nippon Steel Corp. To say we're disappointed in the announced deal...