Japan’s Nippon Steel secured a momentous deal on Monday, outbidding competitors to acquire U.S. Steel for a staggering $14.9 billion in cash. The 122-year-old iconic American steelmaker faced fierce competition in an auction, with rivals Cleveland-Cliffs and ArcelorMittal vying for control.
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