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Trading on a buyout deal might net you a small return, but two other steelmakers have been far better long-term investments.
United Steelworkers President David McCall said an activist investor’s pick to head United States Steel Corp. is a “much better choice” to lead the company than current Chief Executive Officer David Burritt.
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For all the 'deregulation is best-for-business' talk, deal pros don't have much to show for it: M&A is down compared to this time last year.
US President Donald Trump’s comments last week that Nippon Steel Corp. would invest in United States Steel Corp. instead of pursuing a takeover surprised shareholders. It turns out that his words blindsided both companies as well.
High short interest on a stock that is set to rally is a buyer's dream because it could trigger a short squeeze. Institutional buyers and analysts are in
Analysts at Morgan Stanley underscored their bullish outlook for the industry after the Trump administration formalized tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
President Trump's comments surrounding United States Steel have put the company back in the news. However, is there currently significant upside in this stock?
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Investors are weighing Trump's pledge on Sunday to introduce additional 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum from all countries.
Cleveland-Cliffs’ stock surge follows optimism around U.S. President Trump’s protectionist trade policies that could shield U.S. steelmakers from foreign competition.
Investors are weighing Trump's pledge on Sunday to introduce additional 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum from all countries.
Steel Dynamics and Century Aluminum may offer early entries.
President Donald Trump signaled his continued opposition to Nippon Steel Corp.’s proposed purchase of United States Steel Corp., as he met with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, dampening hopes among the deal’s advocates that he might help revive a transaction blocked by his predecessor.