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Pittsburgh-area steelworkers excited for future after Trump talks about U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel partnership

Steelworkers are excited for the future after President Trump talked about the partnership between U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel.

The Independent on MSN · 2d

Trump hails Japan’s US Steel deal in Pittsburgh rally as he doubles steel tariffs to 50%

Trump hails Japan’s US Steel deal in Pittsburgh rally as he doubles steel tariffs to 50% - President vows ‘nobody is going to get around’ new 50 percent tariffs on foreign steel, but the details of Nippon’s U.

WBOY 12 News on MSN · 2d

Trump announces plan in Pittsburgh to double steel tariffs

President Trump announced Friday his administration would be doubling tariffs on steel imports from 25 percent to 50 percent during a visit to Pennsylvania focused on boosting the U.S. steel

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'US Steel will be controlled by the USA': Trump announces 50% tariff on imported steel in Pittsburgh

President Donald Trump spoke at the U.S. Steel plant in West Mifflin on Friday. During the event, Trump announced the tariff on imported steel will double to 50%.

What’s next for U.S. Steel after $14B merger?

The bulk of expenditures would be made in the next 14 months, he said, and it will create and save over 100,000 American jobs ...

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Trump tells Pittsburgh steel workers he will double tariffs on steel coming into US from 25% to 50%

The surprise announcement came as Trump appeared in Pittsburgh to celebrate a deal between US Steel and the Japanese company Nippon Steel.

The Columbian7d

Trump says U.S. Steel will keep HQ in Pittsburgh in a sign he’ll OK Nippon bid

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Friday that U.S. Steel will keep its headquarters in Pittsburgh ... part of Nippon Steel’s bid to buy it. To sweeten the deal, Nippon Steel had ...

WTAE-TV10mon

Sale of US Steel kicks up a political storm, but Pittsburgh isn't Steeltown USA anymore

sees a misplaced nostalgia around Pittsburgh's steel industry. Mill jobs were dangerous work that didn't pay decent wages until shortly before steel's collapse in the early 1980s, he said.

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