Trump to sell US Steel to Japan

Condi beats Hunter all day... Condi also costs way more money and perks..

Condoleeza earns salaries from several sources in a typical year. Her Stanford University salary is $305,000. She also earns salaries for serving on various company boards. For example, in 2019, she earned $405,000 for serving on the board of Dropbox. Of that income, $105,000 was base salary, and $300,000 was equity. According to the latest regulator filings, she owns at least $4 million worth of Dropbox stock and has sold roughly $1 million worth since being elected to the board.

Condi also serves on the board of CS.ai. Her position at this job pays an additional $200-300,000 per year.


What do you think Condi Rice knows about Dropbox business? Seriously.... She has no Information Technology in her background or experience. She was also on the board of Hewlett Packard too (they paid for her membership to Augusta National Golf)...

What she brings is name recognition and name you can trust... Investors have confidence in her...

Hunter was the Aldi version of that... I say Condi is pretty passive too. But they would look at the accounts and are there as an assurance....

LeftofLeft You can not like Burisma decision (the Obama Admin didn't want him to take the job) but I can see what Burisma wanted legitimately from Hunter. It is very much what Dropbox and HP wanted from Condi..
All I’m saying is Hunter only brought to the table what his dad brought for him.
 
Hunter is a Aldi version of Condi Rice... That is why he costs only $85k...

While this is a bit shit, it is how investors think... They like seeing a name on the board of directors they know, it raises the profile of the company and creates more trust...
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As details of the sale have come out over the past six months it's turned out to be a solid deal for America.

It always was a solid deal for the country, but public opinion polls opposed it because the business would no longer be owned by Americans. The Japanese could decide in 5 years time to close the plant and move all of their capacity to Japan, and there is little the government could do to stop them.

Trump keeps encouraging foreign investment in plants and production in the USA. This is a really dumb solution to the problem of trade deficits. Foreign owned corporations owing your businesses and production companies is a recipe for the continued hollowing out of your nation.

If there is one lesson that Canadians learned a long time ago, and is currently being driven home again with the Hudson's Bay Stores bankruptcy. Do not sell your economy or your companies to foreigners. In the 1970's and beyong, we had the much hated "Foreign Investment Review Agency" because foreigners were buying up our best companies and ideas, and then destroying them. Americans thought it was a a good idea.

"The Canadian economy is heavily influenced by a magnitude of foreign direct investment. Thus the Government established the Foreign Investment Review Agency (FIRA) to screen incoming foreign investments. The report addresses the following issues concerning the agency and the possible necessity of establishing a similar one in the United States: (1) the criteria used by FIRA to evaluate the desirability of foreign investments; (2) FIRA policy goals and the types of investments which have contributed the most to Canada's national objectives; (3) the current administrative, policy, enforcement, political, and other problems of FIRA; (4) data gathering and use; (5) types of investigations FIRA makes, for what goals and with what results; and (6) whether the review process is needed in the United States."


I literally cried in 2006 when HBC was sold to an American. The history of the Hudson Bay Company is the history of Canada. It's incorporation number is #1. The very first company in Canada began in 1670 when the then King of England granted the new corporation right and title to all lands whose rivers drained into Hudson's Bay. Cities and towns grew up around the Hudson's Bay Trading posts.

Canadian Tire Company - another iconic Canadian business has purchased all of the remaining IT, and businesses of Hudson's Bay Company, in order to return its history to Canadian hands. HBC company endured for more than 300 years before Americans started dismantling it. In recent years, they've sold off more than $400 million in company owned real estate before filing for Chapter 11.

Wash rinse and repeat for Tim Hortons. Since being purchased by Americans, the company is now fleecing the store owners, who are seeing more and more of their profits going to Head Office, and not into their pockets. Head office got very rich off the deal to sell the company to Americans. The local store owners, not so much.

Stores used to have on site bakers who produced all of their donuts onsite from mixes provided by the company. Now the stores have frozen dough shipped to the stores and baked onsite. Head office charges the stores more for the frozen dough than for the mixes, No bakers required (lower costs to produce), and the product is more "uniform" (smaller and not as tasty).

Notice how McDonald's is one of the most profitable companies in the USA, but individual stores are dirty, shabby looking, and the food isn't great???? This is what happens when Head Office sucks all of the money possible out of store owners.

Please don't try to say McDonald's only takes 6% or whatever the "franchise fee" might be. There are all kinds of additional "fees": advertising fees (another 6%), food purchases, printed materials (napkins, placemats, take out bags). If head office decides you need to update your store, you have to do it, and the tables, seating etc. are only available from Head Office. When store owners say they can't afford to raise wages, I believe them. They have nothing left after Head Office is finished with them.
 
They were, and trump stopped them

Now they can only invest

Nope...

This deal is on the table to buy US Steel... Keep playing stupid.

Trump said it is not for sale during the campaign. The big difference is Nippon upped there offer and bribing Trump is pretty easy now...

If Nippon bought $50m Trump junk Shares or Crypto then the deal could be on... It depends, Trump could squeeze them for a $100m...
The biggest problem with this, is Nippon would bhave to eventually show on their books back in Japan... Might be able to hide it in some bad investment deal..
 
All I’m saying is Hunter only brought to the table what his dad brought for him.
Condi is the same in Dropbox and HP... She knows jackshit about IT...

They are lending there name to respectability...

Hunter is just doing in a couple of division lower than Condi...
 
They are not buying the company. They are investing in it, but the US still owns it. That was the deal Trump worked out.
It is a takeover offer...

They get the company or no money... Trump needs to approve...
Big difference now, Trump has ways to accept gratitude without us seeing for a while...

Anyway, when you find you Nippon bought $100+m of Trump Shares or Crypto, you will just congratulate Trump for squeezing them... what's you problem..
 
Sounds like somebody needs a happy meal.

No thanks. I get heartburn, indigestion, cramps and diarrhea for 3 days when I eat their food. Supersize Me! was no surprise to me, other than how quickly he got sick, and how long it took him to recover.
 
If they build a Japanese plant here, the workers will be Americans.

Marilyn doesn’t approve of Americans getting jobs here?

Also, this has nothing to do with US Steel. That company is doing fine and President Trump can’t sell a public company. Someone clue in Marilyn.
 
Condi is the same in Dropbox and HP... She knows jackshit about IT...

They are lending there name to respectability...

Hunter is just doing in a couple of division lower than Condi...
Rice has more substance in Business, Economics, and Law compared to Hunter Biden. She commands more of a premium as you noted and she is in more demand regardless of the product or service.

At this point, we are saying the same thing. You are simply trying to build up Hunter Biden despite the significant chasm between the two. If he had anywhere near the Business and Legal qualifications, I wouldn’t have called out his lack of knowledge of the oil and gas industry. Hell, if he had a good economic basis of knowledge I wouldn’t have called out his lack of oil and gas.
 
Biden straight up blocked the sale of USS. Trump is going to green light it.
My understanding is that the choice is Nippon Steel or bankruptcy and closure

If anyone knows of a third choice lets hear it
 
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They are not buying the company. They are investing in it, but the US still owns it. That was the deal Trump worked out.

The US does not and will not own the company. Nippon Steel owns the company, which will be located in the USA, according to the Agreement. The USA does not own corporations or property on US soil. If I buy a piece of property in the USA, I own all right title and interest in that property.

If the owner of that company decides to move its contract and production to its home country, there is NOTHING to prevent them from doing it, because it's their company. When Donald Trump signed an EO which said Pfizer couldn't sell covid vaccine to foreign buyers until all Americans had been vaccinated, Pfizer shipped Canadian orders from Germany, instead of upstate New York, and there was nothing Trump could do to prevent that.
 
All I’m saying is Hunter only brought to the table what his dad brought for him.

That's not true at all. Hunter has a law degree,, and worked for the US Commerce Department in the Clinton Administration, and while I have no doubt he traded on his family name and connections, that's something that every rich kid is trained to do from birth.

The Trump rids are raking in billions from their family name, and connections to the President. See the deals they signed in the Middle East prior to their father's arrival. Jared's "hedge fund". Jared has a degree in real estate management, not finance and banking.
 
Nope...

This deal is on the table to buy US Steel... Keep playing stupid.

Trump said it is not for sale during the campaign. The big difference is Nippon upped there offer and bribing Trump is pretty easy now...

If Nippon bought $50m Trump junk Shares or Crypto then the deal could be on... It depends, Trump could squeeze them for a $100m...
The biggest problem with this, is Nippon would bhave to eventually show on their books back in Japan... Might be able to hide it in some bad investment deal..
No you dumb idiot, that was killed by the Trump admin

US Steel wants to sell, but the Trump Admin has not approved it, but did approve an investment.

They can not buy it wihtout the US Govt's approval,
 
The Trump rids are raking in billions from their family name, and connections to the President. See the deals they signed in the Middle East prior to their father's arrival. Jared's "hedge fund". Jared has a degree in real estate management, not finance and banking.
They were making money well before Trump was president.

Hunter, OTOH, rode Joe's coattails forever.

Hunter Biden Snagged a Cushy Bank Job After Law School. He’s Been Trading on His Name Ever Since.​


 

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