333:"of up to 30 percent on most imported steel, to be imposed for three years," he angered many trade partners. The United States trade representative, Robert B. Zoellick, explained that "domestic politics" was behind the tariffs. By December 2003, the US faced with a trade war with the EU and Japan and the potential of the imposition of retaliatory sanctions worth $ 2.2bn, the Bush administration lifted the illegal tariffs on steel imports. According to Forbes, the tariffs were intended to help the steel industry and to give a "political advantage" to the Bush administration" in "steel-industry states such as Pennsylvania and West Virginia." Bush won with a narrow margin in West Virginia, a steel industry state which was a Democrat stronghold. In 2000, he had promised to "look out for steelworkers' interests." According to Forbes, although the tariff was in effect only from March 2002 to December 2003, Ross benefited from the tariff as "the price of domestic steel up 25% in that time."
521:, by January 2016, WL Ross & Co. was the "biggest investor" in Navigator Holdings, a company that ships liquefied gas. In an agreement between Navigator Holdings and WL Ross & Co "common shares to the value of $ 75,000,000" were issued on February 25, 2013. Since November 5, 2013, WLR Group—WL Ross & Co and its affiliated investment funds that own stakes in Navigator—have had the right to have two designated members on Navigator Holdings's board of directors. Ross himself was the chairman of the board of Navigator Holdings Ltd.
539:. The CPI published the results of their investigation into the potential for conflict of interest into Ross' stake in Diamond S Shipping, "one of the world's largest owners and operators of medium-range tanker vessels", on March 23, 2017. The CPI March report acknowledged that Diamond S Shipping only represented a "small part of Ross' wealth". Diamond S Shipping's tankers fly under Chinese, Marshall Islands and Malta flags as US workers in the shipping industry demand higher wages. The company's headquarters are in
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276:, He bought out a "$ 200 million Rothschild investment fund he had been managing". He then raised $ 250 million from investors to invest in distressed assets. In 2000 WL Ross investment team included David H. Storper, David L. Wax, Stephen J. Toy, and Pamela K. Wilson, a J.P. Morgan & Co. veteran.
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Bethlehem Steel, Weirton Steel, Youngstown Sheet and Tube, Republican Steel, and LTV Steel"— to Mittal for $ 4.5 billion, half in cash and half in stock. Mittal merged with the "International Steel Group (ISG) which had acquired Bethlehem Steel, Weirton Steel, Youngstown
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to China" At the White House
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told reporters, that this was a "herculean accomplishment...This is more than has been done in the whole history of U.S.-China relations on trade. Normally trade deals are denominated in multiple years, not tens of days." The bilateral
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Bethlehem Steel, the steelworkers there accepted the same conditions. By December 2003, Ross had the support of the local steelworkers union.
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Weirton Steel, a steel company with 3,000 employees for $ 237 million. By court order, the assets were then auctioned with most being acquired by
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Sheet and Tube, Republican Steel, and LTV Steel in 2004." Mittall's
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586:(SEC) charges that WL Ross & Co. had overcharged fees to their investors, Ross reimbursed investors $ 11.8 million and paid a fine of $ 2.3 million. The company denied any liability.
1368:"Wilbur Ross says nothing improper about his business link to Putin's inner circle: Paradise Papers examined Ross's stake in Navigator, which derives revenue from Russia petrochem giant"
285:& Co. LLC then have the option of restructuring, turnarounds, mergers, reorganizations and industry consolidation. WL Ross & Co has also invested in the public equity markets.
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Chinese companies negotiating agreements to purchase U.S.-produced liquefied natural gas." According to the Commerce department by mid-May, the
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1288:"Wilbur Ross and the Era of Billionaire Rule: The Commerce pick is key to Trump's experiment in government by—and possibly for—the ultrawealthy"
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1454:"Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross sells shipping investment:Controversial asset was focus of Center for Public Integrity investigation"
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1065:"Wilbur Ross: The Best Commerce Secretary Pick Dems Could Hope For?"
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1083:"Judge approves buyout of Weirton Steel"
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543:. Using a map with data provided by
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