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United States Steel Options Spot-On: On November 29th, 60,382 Contracts Were Traded, With 1.75 Million Open Interest
Hollywood Hopes for Holiday Synergy With 'Wicked,' 'Gladiator II,' and 'Moana 2'
Fossil fuel dependency is difficult to quit! A survey shows that global steel giants are slow to transition to energy.
A survey shows that some of the world's largest steel manufacturers are lagging behind in transitioning to low-carbon production, with some companies still completely relying on fossil fuels as energy.
Short Stock Ideas From Each Sector With Earnings Quality in the Bottom 20%
Wolfe's Most Shorted 'Hit List' – FSLR, BE, WBA, SJM
Unusual Options Activity: MTCH, TPR and Others Attract Market Bets, MTCH V/OI Ratio Reaches 142.4
U.S. Steel, Aluminum Prices Likely Would Rise If Trump Hikes Tariffs - WSJ
Express News | Exclusive - Japan PM Ishiba Asked U.S. President Joe Biden to Approve Nippon Acquisition of U.S. Steel in Letter Sent Nov. 20 - Sources
Unusual Options Activity: NU, MGM and Others Attract Market Bets, NU V/OI Ratio Reaches 112.1
Express News | 'Cleveland-Cliffs CEO Still Keen on Acquiring U.S. Steel as Uncertainty Weighs on Nippon Bid' - The Globe And Mail
United States Steel Options Spot-On: On November 22nd, 95,107 Contracts Were Traded, With 1.72 Million Open Interest
US Steel Drops; USW Head David McCall at White House for Dinner With Biden Supporters
US Steel Surges; Nippon Steel Sees Chance Trump Administration Approves Deal - Report
United States Steel Options Spot-On: On November 20th, 148.72K Contracts Were Traded, With 1.64 Million Open Interest
United States Steel Options Spot-On: On November 19th, 108.42K Contracts Were Traded, With 1.58 Million Open Interest
Unusual Options Activity: JNPR, CE and Others Attract Market Bets, JNPR V/OI Ratio Reaches 909.1
US Steel Rises Amid Report Gov. Josh Shapiro Will Meet With Nippon Steel Official
High Alpha Stocks That Are Rated 'Overweight' – MS
Express News | Nippon Steel's Mori To Meet With Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro
USA Department of Commerce strikes hard! Nippon Steel faces a 29% tariff barrier, adding uncertainty to the $14.1 billion acquisition.
The U.S. Department of Commerce has decided to impose anti-dumping duties of up to 29% on Nippon Steel Corporation, just as the company made a commitment to anti-imports when acquiring a United States steel company.