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作成日: 2025/06/16 08:57

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A: Hey buddy! What's up?
   B: Just chilling, what's new with you?
   A: Oh, I got some interesting news about Trump and US Steel!
   B: Really? What happened?
   A: So, it turns out the US government has this thing called a "golden share" in US Steel. It gives Trump control over important decisions, like who can be on the board and stuff.
   B: Wow, that's pretty powerful! And why does he have it?
   A: Well, because of a deal with Nippon Steel from Japan. They want to buy US Steel, you know.
   B: Right, I remember Trump mentioning something like that. How much are they investing this time?
   A: It was 14 billion initially, but recently he said it's going up to 17 billion! We don't know where the extra 3 billion came from though.
   B: That's a big investment! Do you think it will go through this time?
   A: There were national security concerns before, but Biden blocked it. Now Trump is having another look at it. They finished their review recently and a decision is expected soon because the contract expires next week.
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US President Donald Trump has indicated that his country&#039;s government has a &quot;golden share&quot; in US Steel as part of a deal for Japan&#039;s Nippon Steel to acquire the American company.
        
                    
                  
The holder of a golden share can veto selections and dismissals of board members and other important matters related to a company that has issued it.
        
                    
                  
Trump spoke at the White House on Thursday. He said, &quot;We have a golden share, which I control, or the president controls.&quot; He added, &quot;It&#039;s 51-percent ownership by Americans.&quot;
        
                    
                  
Trump is also believed to have referred to Nippon Steel when he said: &quot;We have a company, great company. They&#039;re coming in from Japan. They&#039;re going to spend 17 billion dollars.&quot;
        
                    
                  
Trump is believed to have revealed the amount of money Nippon Steel plans to invest in US Steel. It marked a rise of 3 billion dollars from the figure he disclosed during a speech in the eastern state of Pennsylvania on May 30. It remains unclear where the increase came from.
        
                    
                  
Nippon Steel has been aiming to turn US Steel into a wholly owned subsidiary under the buyout plan.
        
                    
                  
In January, then-US President Joe Biden blocked the plan, citing national security concerns. But in April, Trump instructed the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States to conduct a fresh review.
        
                    
                  
The committee finished its reexamination and reported it to Trump.
        
                    
                  
A decision is expected soon, as the contract between the two companies is due to expire on Wednesday.

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