- Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel have filed a lawsuit against President Biden, claiming the merger's block violates their constitutional rights.
- The companies argue that Biden's actions were influenced by political motives, particularly regarding upcoming elections.
- Experts speculate the lawsuit could buy time to engage with the incoming Trump administration for a possible reversal of the block.
- Despite legal challenges, courts traditionally favor the executive branch on national security matters, making the lawsuit a significant hurdle.
- Both companies aim for a 30-day period to negotiate before needing to unwind their transaction, as outlined in their merger agreement.
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