Free trade is free trade. The U.S needs to sell their inefficient assets to make a buck.

@ElenaRizza-ot7ft

2 ай бұрын

How the heck do you convince Biden and the US steelworkers to understand this? Because it seems like no matter what anyone says, they don't get it !

What are the reasons for those who oppose this M&A? Is it because their pride will be hurt by being under the umbrella of a foreign capital? If so, it is a laughably ridiculous reason.

@user-uc6ih1jt1f

2 ай бұрын

Yup, just like a lot of reasons for a lot of stupid decisions in the US

It's called greed they don't care about American manufacturing they care about money plain and simple!!!

@TheWizardGamez

3 ай бұрын

You understand how expensive it would be to move and entire steel mill? The foundations of these plants are specially made. The weight of just a single open hearth rivals some companies monthly freight tonnage. The buyout isn’t going to remove jobs because it’s being shipped over seas. Jobs may decrease because of automation. But if you disagree with that, then you hate the increase in productivity of the entire economy

@ivand0007

3 ай бұрын

You clowns love when American companies buy important foreign assets but hate when it's done to us. Us steel is a dead industry.

@chdv5736

2 ай бұрын

capitalism is the best system your a commie

@chdv5736

2 ай бұрын

Free market

@chdv5736

2 ай бұрын

Free trade

The U.S. needs to sell everything to balance the trade deficit.

Don't forget .... 10% for the "Big Guy " .......!!!

@MelissaGeropolis

2 ай бұрын

Couldn't care less as long as they let this deal go through already...

Nippon Steel is such an incredible name lol

Nippon Steel has ties to former Prime Minister Abe's family

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Yet its fine for US bases on Japan's soil?

@Image-X

3 ай бұрын

What planet are you from that you are comparing an iconic American company with having a military base in Japan? That’s just dumb and not even close to a proper equation. How about ask if it would ever be allowed for US Steel to buy Nippon Steel. That would be a 100% “NO!!” Japan would NEVER allow that to happen.

@a61374

3 ай бұрын

​@@Image-Xso you think it's right for Japanese tax payers to pay your stupid base? Send US military back

@atusiryu3384

Ай бұрын

@@Image-X 別にいいと思う

If USA wants to acquire Toyota, would Japan allow it? If Japan acquired Apple or Microsoft or Google, Japan owned the whole America.

@a61374

3 ай бұрын

US already owned Japan with their military on their soil. Yet none of you said anything

@user-ep9vo8qk7l

2 ай бұрын

Can U.S. Steel be compared to Apple or Microsoft? Is U.S. Steel now a benchmark company in the U.S.? The U.S. acquiring Toyota? Do those garbage American car companies have the ability to acquire Toyota? Let me remind you that if we followed the market economy principles you Americans promote, all American car companies should have gone bankrupt in 2008 (they wouldn't even have the value to be acquired). Of course, history has repeatedly shown that in such situations, the U.S. government steps in: suppressing foreign companies to save domestic ones. Back to the main point, U.S. Steel has no competitiveness in the global steel market-in other words, it is a garbage company. If it weren't for the U.S. government's decades of trade protection, it would have gone bankrupt long ago. On the other hand, Nippon Steel is a globally competitive company. It's completely normal for a high-quality company to acquire a dying one.

I wish the japanese buy car companies like GM and Ford.

Why should US Steel sell out to Japan,, I seriously doubt that Japan would let an American car company buy out Honda of Japan..

@user-ep9vo8qk7l

2 ай бұрын

Japanese steel's competitiveness far surpasses that of U.S. Steel, so Nippon Steel acquiring U.S. Steel is a case of the strong merging with the weak, a normal business practice. If American car companies were to acquire Japanese car companies, it would be the weak merging with the strong, which goes against basic business logic.

America has trade loss with Japan, remember?

@a61374

3 ай бұрын

America has their military on Japan's soil remember?

@user-ep9vo8qk7l

2 ай бұрын

Where is the loss? Let me ask, isn't the iPhone that Japan imports an American brand? These weren't included in the U.S. export data to Japan at the time because the chips were produced in Taiwan and then assembled in China, so it was counted as China's export to Japan. Every time I see Americans complaining about the U.S. trade deficit, I find it laughable. You can easily solve this by moving the production lines of American products back to the U.S. These are all American companies' products, and it's up to the American capitalists. Why don't you ask them if they're willing?

You don’t sell out to foreign companies. It shouldn’t be even brought to the table.

@jimbojimbo6873

3 ай бұрын

Whynor

@a61374

3 ай бұрын

US has no right to say that when they have military bases in Japan. Your forces shouldn't be in other countries, every thought of that?

@bps7209

3 ай бұрын

@@a61374 we have every right. I do agree and argue the point that we shouldn’t have over 900 military bases across the globe, when we won’t even protect our own border. I’m also dead against NATO’s military encroachment on the east.

@vivliforia2262

3 ай бұрын

Japan is a protectionistic country. Japan doesn't like you buying out their companies.

@a61374

3 ай бұрын

​@@vivliforia2262US and their military all over Japan 's soil. Tell your president to send your troops back

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Nippon - Steel : Compra : U.S.Steel : Por : US$ 15 Bilhões Dolars : em : 2024 ~ 2025 ! : Negociações ! : FUTURO : Produção : Aprox : 300 Milhões : Tons : Anual : 2027 ! : Até : 2030 : Projeto : Aprox : 400 Milhões :Tons ; Anual ; Metas ! ; Gigante : Industry : Siderurgica: Global - World : Fusão : Acelor - Mittal = Nippon- Steel ; Gigante : Com :U.S .Steel ; Fusão : Produção : 800 Milhões : Tons : Anual : Até : Ano : 2030 ; Metas : Global - World ; 2030 : Produção ; Em : U.S.A. ; Japan ; Índia ; France ; Bélgica ; Holanda ; Germany; Austrália ; Libéria; Indonésia ; Brasil ; Malásia ; Luxenburg ; Etc ! ; 2025 ! ❤ 💯% Steel = 2025 ! ❤.

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Let's say, what would happen if USA wants to acquire Nippon Steel (Japan Steel), would Japanese government allow it? If USA wants to acquire Sony or Nintendo or Toshiba, would Japan allow it? Japan mostly doesn't import American steel, why would people let US Steel be acquired by a Japanese corporation? This is not fair. Japanese depopulation should be blamed on greedy Japanese companies for being too late in giving a pay rise to their Japanese workers. This causes an economic slowdown in Japan, and Japanese companies try to save themselves by acquiring other countries' companies. Nippon Steel (Japan Steel) wants to be the biggest steel maker in the world. But, by acquiring US Steel? Why not use your own effort, Nippon? Aggressive. (Political correctness censors comments)

@a61374

3 ай бұрын

Japanese companies have built factories in America and Americans are getting jobs and pay rises so I don't know what you are talking about. Also US has no problems letting their military on Japanese soil. Ever thought of that? What if your tax is paying for a foreign military? Yet no one is against that.

@asphaltandtacos

3 ай бұрын

I sincerely hope that this deal is blocked.

@edwardr8826

3 ай бұрын

@@a61374 The US has bases in Japan because of WW2

@user-ne3kj4ys7i

3 ай бұрын

and in terms of sony, over half of Sony's shares are already in the hands of foreign investors. so technically speaking, Japan already has allowed one of them to be bought by foreign country.

@a61374

3 ай бұрын

​@@edwardr8826so? Now it's time to send them back cause US doesn't care about Japan's interest