Trump says Japanese steel company will drop bid to purchase US Steel; instead will make investment in company
- Nippon Steel will not purchase U.S. Steel as planned but will instead invest in the company, according to President Donald Trump.
- Trump mistakenly referred to Nippon Steel as Nissan during a news conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba.
- The investment aims to enhance U.S. Steel's operations with Japanese technology, as stated by Ishiba.
- Governor Josh Shapiro emphasized his commitment to protecting jobs in Pennsylvania amid the investment announcement.
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President Trump Says No Sail For U.S. Steel In Friday Press Conference - ButlerRadio.com - Butler, PA
During a late Friday afternoon press conference, President Donald Trump said U.S. Steel will not be sold but instead receive investments from Japanese company. Details have yet to be released but President Donald Trump that Toyota will be making investments into U.S. Steel instead of it being purchased. No details on the agreement have been specified. The post President Trump Says No Sail For U.S. Steel In Friday Press Conference appeared first …
Shigeru Ishiba assured Nippon Steel will make an investment in US Steel, but will not materialize a total purchase of the company
“It’s not an acquisition. US Steel will continue to be an American company, run by Americans and with US employees,” said the Japanese Prime Minister in his first statement after his meeting with Donald Trump
Trump Announces Large US Steel Investment by Japan’s Nippon Steel - News Addicts
President Donald Trump announced Friday that Japan’s Nippon Steel plans to make a large investment in U.S. Steel but will not purchase the company. Appearing at a joint news conference with Prime Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, Trump said that Nippon “is going to be doing something very exciting about U.S. Steel. They’ll be looking […] The post Trump Announces Large US Steel Investment by Japan’s Nippon Steel appeared first on News Addic…
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