The deal that struggling chipmaker Intel struck with President Donald Trump to give the U.S. government a 10% stake in the company is still under discussion, the White House said on Thursday. White ...

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Intel CFO David Zinsner said the company received $5.7 billion from the US government earlier this week as part of a deal ...

The deal that struggling chipmaker Intel struck with President Donald Trump to give the US government a 10-percent stake in the company is still under discussion, the White House said on Thursday.

The Trump administration announced that it is taking a 10 per cent stake in troubled chipmaker Intel. It’s another interventionist move by the White House in less than a year since US President Donald ...

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The president has always demanded unquestioning loyalty from his subordinates, not to the administration or the Constitution, but to himself and his own political fortunes.

For Intel, the US backing offers near-term breathing room but also puts the company under the microscope at a time when rivals like TSMC and Samsung continue to dominate chip manufacturing ...

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