A Japanese steel giant now owns U.S. Steel thanks to President Donald Trump. Nippon Steel’s $14.9-billion acquisition of U.S.

U.S. Steel said Wednesday it finalized its merger with Japan’s largest steelmaker, Nippon.  President Trump lauded the ...

The agreement comes after 18 months of negotiations, and includes several safeguards to protect American jobs.

The country’s first billion-dollar corporation and at one time its largest company has been sold despite national security ...

U.S. President Donald Trump's bid to attract investment threatens to undermine the appetite for corporate spending in an ...

Nippon Steel is dropping a lawsuit against the United States government, chairman and CEO Eiji Hashimoto said as the company ...

Nippon TV President Hiroyuki Fukuda refrained from mentioning specifics about Taichi Kokubun's problematic acts in a news conference out of concern for 'privacy protection.' ...

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Taichi Kokubun, a member of the pop band TOKIO, will take a break from show business due to compliance violations, sources ...

Based on the merger agreement, the transaction came to about $14.1 billion, making it the largest investment Nippon Steel has ever made. U.S. Steel will be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange.

The historic parade of the Hyakumangoku Festival was held on June 7 in Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture in central ...

Tokyo-based commercial broadcaster Nippon TV says personality Kokubun Taichi will be removed from a popular weekly program ...