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- David Burritt, CEO of U.S. Steel, said Nippon Steel's acquisition includes a golden share that could let U.S. President Donald Trump approve decisions.
- Burritt said the company aligns with the administration's goals.
- U.S. Steel reopened Granite City plant in Illinois due to rising demand.
- Burritt credited President Donald Trump's tariffs for enhancing economic security.
- The company plans to invest $14 billion and support up to 100,000 jobs.
