Neal Freiman

The EU also blasted the doubling move, saying it undermines ongoing trade negotiations and only ratchets up the uncertainty facing businesses. Now, it's worth noting that the tariff announcement didn't come from a truth social post per usual, but from a place far more symbolic, a U.S. steel facility near Pittsburgh. Trump was touting a, quote, partnership between Nippon and U.S.

Steel that would see the Japanese giant inject $14 billion into the fading American icon to save it from irrelevance. However, the specifics of that deal remain uncertain and nothing has been finalized yet, including crucial details like the governance structure of a U.S. Steel subsidiary.

Steel that would see the Japanese giant inject $14 billion into the fading American icon to save it from irrelevance. However, the specifics of that deal remain uncertain and nothing has been finalized yet, including crucial details like the governance structure of a U.S. Steel subsidiary.

Steel that would see the Japanese giant inject $14 billion into the fading American icon to save it from irrelevance. However, the specifics of that deal remain uncertain and nothing has been finalized yet, including crucial details like the governance structure of a U.S. Steel subsidiary.

Let's talk about the Nippon US Steel acquisition merger plan partnership, whatever you want to call it. Some details have emerged about what this will look like. Let's do a quick rewind. Remember, Nippon is the Japanese giant, third largest steel company in the world. It's wanted to buy U.S. steel for 14 billion dollars. And it was blocked by Biden. It was blocked by Trump.

Let's talk about the Nippon US Steel acquisition merger plan partnership, whatever you want to call it. Some details have emerged about what this will look like. Let's do a quick rewind. Remember, Nippon is the Japanese giant, third largest steel company in the world. It's wanted to buy U.S. steel for 14 billion dollars. And it was blocked by Biden. It was blocked by Trump.

Let's talk about the Nippon US Steel acquisition merger plan partnership, whatever you want to call it. Some details have emerged about what this will look like. Let's do a quick rewind. Remember, Nippon is the Japanese giant, third largest steel company in the world. It's wanted to buy U.S. steel for 14 billion dollars. And it was blocked by Biden. It was blocked by Trump.

And then in recent months, it seems like there had been some thawing from the Trump administration opposition to this deal. And now it looks like he's blessing this merger. It looks like they're going to do some governance maneuvering in order to get those national security concerns squashed. There might be an American CEO of U.S. Steel, a U.S.

And then in recent months, it seems like there had been some thawing from the Trump administration opposition to this deal. And now it looks like he's blessing this merger. It looks like they're going to do some governance maneuvering in order to get those national security concerns squashed. There might be an American CEO of U.S. Steel, a U.S.

And then in recent months, it seems like there had been some thawing from the Trump administration opposition to this deal. And now it looks like he's blessing this merger. It looks like they're going to do some governance maneuvering in order to get those national security concerns squashed. There might be an American CEO of U.S. Steel, a U.S.

majority board, and what's known as a golden share, which grants the U.S. government veto power over certain corporate functions and board appointments would be, which would be a very unusual arrangement to have the U.S. government be all in this company's business in a way that, you know,

majority board, and what's known as a golden share, which grants the U.S. government veto power over certain corporate functions and board appointments would be, which would be a very unusual arrangement to have the U.S. government be all in this company's business in a way that, you know,

majority board, and what's known as a golden share, which grants the U.S. government veto power over certain corporate functions and board appointments would be, which would be a very unusual arrangement to have the U.S. government be all in this company's business in a way that, you know,

many other countries are like Europe and China, but it's not necessarily a level of government intervention that we have had historically here in the United States. And some people say, OK, well, maybe if we're doing the golden share with U.S.

many other countries are like Europe and China, but it's not necessarily a level of government intervention that we have had historically here in the United States. And some people say, OK, well, maybe if we're doing the golden share with U.S.

many other countries are like Europe and China, but it's not necessarily a level of government intervention that we have had historically here in the United States. And some people say, OK, well, maybe if we're doing the golden share with U.S.

Steel, maybe that's potentially what we could do with TikTok in order to get China's ByteDance to divest from it or at least, you know, have some sort of arrangement where the U.S. government has a stake, the Chinese government has a stake, ByteDance has a stake. So perhaps it's this model for TikTok if this thing works.

Steel, maybe that's potentially what we could do with TikTok in order to get China's ByteDance to divest from it or at least, you know, have some sort of arrangement where the U.S. government has a stake, the Chinese government has a stake, ByteDance has a stake. So perhaps it's this model for TikTok if this thing works.

Steel, maybe that's potentially what we could do with TikTok in order to get China's ByteDance to divest from it or at least, you know, have some sort of arrangement where the U.S. government has a stake, the Chinese government has a stake, ByteDance has a stake. So perhaps it's this model for TikTok if this thing works.

Let's do it because we could save a lot of money, at least under the previous scheme. I mean, they found this one flight, American Airlines flight from Charlotte to Fort Myers on Friday. October 13th, which, you know, could be a nice golf weekend traveling solo. You'll pay at least $422 for this one way flight.