S. Steel’s Pursuit of Revisiting the CFIUS Process Ancora’s “Plan” is Contradictory, Full of Unfounded Assumptions and Mimics Cleveland-Cliffs’ Failed Strategy Urges Stockholders to Vote ...

On Monday, Trump ordered a CFIUS review of a deal between U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel. Former President Joe Biden previously turned down the deal after CFIUS found national security risks with the ...

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G42 declined to comment on the CFIUS process. "G42’s progress in the U.S. and in key European markets reflects the growing confidence in our role collectively building the Intelligence Grid for ...

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However, the underpinnings of the Memorandum indicate significant changes could be forthcoming with respect to actions taken by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (“CFIUS ...

The sale of bankrupt EV startup Canoo’s assets to its CEO has been approved by the judge overseeing the case. After ...

Modeled on the federal government’s interagency Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States or CFIUS, TCFI would be comprised of representatives from various Texas state agencies and ...

S. Steel’s Pursuit of Revisiting the CFIUS Process The $75 per share that the Ancora “plan” proposes is really an unrealistic, distant future value pipedream rooted firmly in fiction.

CFIUS, which is led by the Treasury Department, reviews foreign investment in American companies for national security risks. The sticking point for California-based Cerebras is CFIUS's review of ...

which contested the prohibition order on constitutional due process and statutory rights grounds. The lawsuit also challenged CFIUS's initial failure to review the merger on national security grounds.