In June, the White House announced it had acquired a “golden share” in Pittsburgh-based United States Steel Corp. as part of ...

The US government could receive a so-called golden share — or powers akin to it — in United States Steel Corp. as a condition for approving a $14 billion takeover by Japan’s Nippon Steel Corp.

The term “golden share” first appeared in the 1980s, when the Thatcher administration began a campaign to privatize many of its state-owned enterprises.

President Donald Trump will control the so-called “golden share” that’s part of the national security agreement under which he allowed Japan-based Nippon Steel to buy out iconic American ...

But questions had swirled about the golden share President Donald Trump had suggested gave the American people a 51% stake in the struggling U.S. firm as part of the acquisition.

The golden share includes the final say over reductions in the $ 11 billion in promised investments by 2028, changes in U.S. Steel's name and headquarters location, and the transfer of production ...

The federal government's golden share allows it to have a board member who must agree to any reductions to the $14 billion in capital investment Nippon Steel promised, including $11 billion by ...

If the US gets a 'golden share' of Nippon Steel's takeover of US Steel, it would be the latest example of how Washington, D.C. increasingly has a say in the operations of major companies.

The golden share device, if properly used, would ensure that their internal governance is accordingly public-minded. It will not happen unless we, the American public that backs banks’ debts ...

The reason is Northwest has a so-called "golden share" of Continental. That essentially gives it power to nix potential deals that would involve an acquisition of the Houston-based carrier.