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U.S. President Joe Biden has decided to block Nippon Steel's $14.9 billion takeover bid of U.S. Steel, The Washington Post reported on Friday, citing two unnamed administrative officials who did not have permission to speak about the matter. The White House is expected to announce Biden's decision as soon as Friday, according to The Washington Post. The decision on whether to let the deal proceed was referred to Biden on Dec. 23 after the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States failed to reach a consensus, said U.S. Steel.
Biden decides to block Nippon Steel’s $15 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel: Report
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One millennial managed to save enough money to buy her own property by the age of 25, despite the gloomy economic landscape facing young people. Kennie Bukky, a U.K. based professional who's under 30, is a compliance officer who has worked at firms including KPMG and Visa. By 25, she had managed to save £50,000 (around $63,000) and got a mortgage on her first home. Her savings and mortgage have been verified by CNBC Make It.
Millennial saved over $60,000 and bought her first home by 25 — here’s how she did it
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Europe's real estate sector is poised for further recovery in 2025, as investment activity picks up and growth returns across key market segments, analysts have predicted. A gradual uptick in transactions in 2024 looks set to gain pace in the coming 12 months, with further interest rate reductions seen easing pressure on the sector and reviving lackluster growth from recent years. Real estate investment activity is now forecast to increase 15% next year across the U.K. and other major European markets, according to real estate firm CBRE, which has dubbed 2025 a "pivotal" year for the sector.
Europe's real estate recovery looks set to pick up steam in 2025
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The U.S. had more than 63,000 grocery stores and supermarkets in 2023, employing nearly three million people.
How Walmart became America’s largest grocer
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Aeromexico was the most punctual global airline in 2024, according to a report published by aviation analytics company Cirium. Some 86.7% of its tracked flights arrived "on-time," defined as arriving within 15 minutes of scheduled arrival times. This result was "absolutely" a surprise, Cirium CEO Jeremy Bowen told "Squawk Box Asia" Friday.
'Unprecedented': The most punctual global airline last year was 'absolutely' a surprise, analytics firm CEO says
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A flurry of government activity over the last few years has been aimed at demystifying unidentified objects.
U.S. government wants to move conversation around UFOs from speculation to science
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After their daughter was born in 2022, Cara West and her husband Harley decided to sell all of their belongings and try living abroad. A number of factors led to their decision. First, they were hit with a $10,000 hospital bill after their daughter’s birth. On top of that, because West was a contractor for a German company at the time, she didn’t qualify for the same year-long paid maternity leave her full-time colleagues enjoyed. “There were so many things that started to come to light after becoming a mother in the U.S. that made me truly understand that the U.S. does not really support families and mothers and children,” she tells CNBC Make It. West began looking into how other countries around the world helped parents, and tinkering with the idea of moving her family abroad. Find more of her story here: https://cnb.cx/3VWqdm0
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President Biden provides the latest on the attack in New Orleans before he delivers remarks on judicial confirmations. Watch his full speech: bit.ly/4h14i50
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Investors wrapped up another booming year that hoisted the S&P 500 to its second consecutive annual gain exceeding 20%, spurred by enthusiasm for rate cuts, economic strength and artificial intelligence. The S&P 500 surged 23.31% in 2024, building on a gain of 24.2% from last year. The two-year gain of 53% is the best since the nearly 66% rally in 1997 and 1998. Meanwhile, the Dow added 12.88% in 2024, while the Nasdaq has outperformed with a gain of 28.64%. Read more about the market action: cnb.cx/3PpjRaQ
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