According to Interface News, Nippon Steel has vowed to continue the $14.9 billion deal to acquire American Steel and is expected to have “calmer discussions” with trade unions after the November US presidential election. Nippon Steel's vice president and main takeover negotiator Hiroshi Moritaka admitted on the 9th that the deal had become highly politicized. At the same time, he said that Nippon Steel currently has no plans to make more concessions to the American Federation of Steel Workers.
日本制铁誓言推进收购美国钢铁公司，预计美国大选后与工会谈判会“更冷静”
Nippon Steel vows to push ahead with the acquisition of American Steel and expects “calmer” negotiations with trade unions after the US election
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