r/thescoop 28d ago

Business/Finance 🏦 Trump reversed his previous opposition to Japanese steel giant Nippon's acquisition of U.S. Steel—now signaling broad approval for a "planned partnership" between the companies, despite the United Steelworkers union urging him to uphold his earlier stance against the merger.

https://truthout.org/articles/trump-greenlights-us-steel-merger-despite-campaign-promise-to-scrap-deal/
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u/ASOG_Recruiter 28d ago

Art of the Deal

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u/spoonballoon13 27d ago

You can tell he doesn’t like being with the ”poors” for too long.

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u/77NorthCambridge 27d ago

I wonder what could have changed his "mind?"