A big company from Japan called Nippon Steel wants to join with another big company in the United States called US Steel. They made a deal worth $14.9 billion to do this. But some people in the government are not happy about it and want to stop them. The boss of Nippon Steel, Mr. Mori, thinks that after the next presidential election in 2024, the politicians will talk less about the deal and let it happen. He also says they won't close any factories or fire anyone because of this deal. Read from source...

1. The title is misleading and sensationalized. It implies that the deal faces political resistance because of some inherent flaw or harm to the U.S. economy, when in fact it is a normal part of the democratic process for such deals to be scrutinized by regulators and stakeholders. A more accurate title would be something like "Nippon Steel's Chair Hopes For Smoother Approval After 2024 Election As $14.9B US Steel Deal Faces Antitrust Review".

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