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Nippon, US Steel in active talk for $55-per-share deal, Semafor reporter says

Mar 27, 2025 8:02 PM

March 27 (Reuters) - Nippon Steel ( NISTF ) and U.S.

Steel are in active talks about a deal that would offer

$55 per share to U.S. Steel, Semafor reporter Rohan Goswami said

in a post on X.

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