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Feb 2025
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Nippon Steel rethinks US Steel deal

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Nippon Steel weighing 'bold' change to US Steel buyout bid, government official says. (00:27) TSMC expects Q1 revenue near lower end of guidance due to earthquake in January. (01:29)  Boeing plans to cut 400 employees from moon-rocket program. (02:35)

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