The government's stake in Intel is part of a broader strategy to create a sovereign wealth fund that could include more companies, White House economic advisor Kevin Hassett said Monday.In a deal that marked a further incursion of federal involvement with private companies, the White House on Friday announced that it was taking a 10% share of the chipmaking giant. The move is worth some $8.9 billion, some of which will come from grant funding associated with the CHIPS Act while the rest will be under separa ...

Intel shares added to Friday's gains in premarket trading after the U.S. announced it was taking about a 10% stake in the firm. https://t.co/UO0EnA5IQo ...

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U.S. stock futures are pointing lower after indexes soared Friday, although Intel shares are rising after the struggling chipmaker agreed to let the U.S. government take a 10% stake. Here's what investors need to know today. https://t.co/6xsPMUC7Jd ...

Government Intervention & Investment - The speaker strongly opposes the US government taking a stake in Intel [2] - The speaker believes government should stay out of the private sector [2] - The speaker suggests Intel should have been sold off three years ago [3] - The speaker does not want tax dollars invested in Intel due to its poor performance [3] Market Dynamics & Capital Markets - The speaker highlights that the US capital markets attract 52% of global capital [2] - The speaker believes that failing companies should be allowed to fail in a capitalist system [3]

Forbes Daily: The U.S. Takes Unusual $10 Billion Tech Stake In Intelhttps://t.co/LePnpBl1Bt https://t.co/VFNUPKGTin ...

President Trump announcing the government has taken a 10% stake in Intel. Shares of the chipmaker have soared nearly 30% since the start of the month. Joining us right now is Mark Coopo. He's Access's senior political reporter. Uh we've all been uh trying to make sense of this, trying to understand if there's a a bigger implication or if you think that we should think about this more in a oneoffish way. What do you say? Uh, I would think you would think about it sort of like AIG, which was bailed out in the ...

Core Viewpoint - The threat posed by Intel's foundry business revival to TSMC is overstated, and it may actually benefit TSMC by alleviating regulatory pressures due to its monopoly status [5][8]. Group 1: Intel's Foundry Business - Intel's foundry business faces fundamental challenges beyond financial issues, including the need for a different corporate culture and customer-centric innovation [11]. - The success of Intel's foundry strategy may depend on adopting an N-1 approach, which could reduce risks for potential clients [11]. Group 2: Market Dynamics - TSMC is expected to maintain over 90% market share in advanced process nodes, despite the participation of major clients like Apple and Nvidia in Intel's foundry revival plan [10]. - The perception of TSMC as a potential monopolist has not significantly boosted its price-to-earnings ratio, and may instead attract more scrutiny from government agencies [8]. Group 3: Competitive Landscape - The competition from Intel's foundry may create a false sense of choice for customers, which could ultimately be advantageous for TSMC by reducing regulatory scrutiny and pressures related to manufacturing returning to the U.S. [8][9].

Molly Ball writes that the government’s plan to take a 10% stake in Intel is the latest example of the odd bedfellows created by President Trump’s idiosyncratic worldview https://t.co/PDvaBJCTXD ...