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Good morning. Today is Tuesday, December 24th. I'm Julie Morgan. Siffy is deadlocks on the U.S. Steel Deal.

The CFPB sues rocket mortgage and Abbott settles with Dexcom.

The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States has deadlocked on its review of the

acquisition of U.S. steel by Japan's Nippon Steel. This means the deal is referred to President

Biden, who has said previously that he opposed the transaction. Biden now has 15 days from the referral to announce a decision,

meaning the matter will be resolved before Donald Trump takes office.

The president-elect has also said he would block the merger.

Nippon still said it urges Biden to reflect on everything they've done

to address any national security concerns that

have been raised and the significant commitments they've made to grow U.S. Steel, protect American

jobs and strengthen the entire American steel industry. U.S. Steel said the deal forges an

alliance in steel to combat the competitive threat from China. The agreement first announced a year ago

has been staunchly opposed by the United Steel Workers Union, although some local union officials

and lawmakers have called on Biden to allow the deal to proceed. It's time to reimagine the way you

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