Analysis-Japan firms must get used to reverse break-up fees as Nippon Steel's $565 million penalty looms
By Anton Bridge, Abigail Summerville and Kane Wu TOKYO/NEW YORK (Reuters) -Japanese suitors face a heightened chance of U.S.
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Japan firms must get used to reverse break-up fees as Nippon Steel's $565 million penalty looms
If it fails, it has to pay U.S. Steel $565 million as previously agreed to cover costs incurred by the latter throughout the acquisition attempt. That prospect will do little to dampen Japanese ...
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