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The United States needs allies like Japan to help manufacture steel. If Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel can join forces to become more productive in their collective operations and scale a competitive steel industry, it will benefit the national security of both nations.

The article discusses how President Trump's actions are causing complications for the Nippon-U.S. Steel deal, impacting Japanese companies.

Nippon Steel's plan to acquire U.S. Steel is boosted by a potential billion loan from Japan's three major banks, supporting the strategic move.

Companies based outside the United States employ 7.9 million Americans. Foreign investment isn't something to be feared or blocked, but welcomed.

South Korea’s top court has ordered a third Japanese company to compensate some of its former wartime Korean employees for forced labor

A proposed deal that would see US Steel Corp bought by Japan's Nippon Steel should be closely investigated by American authorities, the White House said Thursday, warning it could have national security implications.

US Steel Corp and its potential buyer Nippon Steel of Japan are requesting a federal review of their proposed deal following congressional criticism that the transaction threatens US national security, US Steel said Thursday.

United States politics throw a wrench in Nippon Steel's plan to acquire U.S. Steel, leaving investors anxiously awaiting the outcome. Read more here!

But U.S. lawmakers aren't quite so convinced that the Japanese company's drive to enter the U.S. steel industry is good for American security.

The senator used to know why the U.S. Steel/Nippon deal is nothing to fear.

Former mayor of Pennsylvania town of Braddock has long advocated for rights of US steel workers