James Brower spoke with the New York Times about the ongoing merger talks between U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel, highlighting the complexities involved in the potential national security agreement. James noted, "The parties have likely agreed on a framework of what they think is a viable path forward, and they’re probably hammering out those details, which will take the form of a national security agreement." The deal, which involves a "golden share" concept, raises questions about the extent of government control and its implications for foreign investment in the United States.
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