Intel Corp. (NASDAQ:INTC) stock continued its impressive rally, rising 3.9% on Thursday, bringing its total monthly gain to more than 50%. INTC stock is climbing. See the real-time price action here. Government's Intel Stake SurgesThe surge has also significantly increased the value of the U.S. government's controversial 10% equity stake in Intel, which now stands at roughly $16 billion, according to CNBC. Read Next: Tesla, Rivals Brace For EV Market ‘Collapse’—Thanks To TrumpThe federal government first en ...

AMD is reportedly in talks to contract with Intel Foundry, the latest show of support for the ailing chipmaker. David Paul Morris / Bloomberg via Getty Images Close Key Takeaways Intel (INTC) was down and out, and then the White House flipped a switch and made it one of the hottest stocks on Wall Street. Semafor yesterday reported chip designer Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) was in early talks to become an Intel Foundry customer. The report noted it was unclear how much of AMD's business would go to Intel ins ...

Signage outside the Intel headquarters in San Jose, California, US, on Thursday, Sept. 18, 2025.Shares of U.S. chipmaker Intel climbed 3% Thursday, putting the monthly gain over 50%.The surge pushed the stock past $37, hiking the value of the U.S. government's 10% stake in Intel to roughly $16 billion. The Trump administration negotiated an $8.9 billion investment in Intel common stock in August, purchasing 433.3 million shares at $20.47 per share.Press secretary Karoline Leavitt celebrated the surge with a ...

Well, I would say Taiwan just threw some cold water on the Trump administration semiconductor ambitions. Why is that. Because Vice Premier Chang Lee Chung, Taiwan's tariff negotiator, returned from Washington and pretty much made it clear they never discussed commerce secretary Lutnik's 50 50 chip production split.And there they also would quote not agree to such conditions. And this really matters because Secretary Lutnik has been threatening companies with the choice. manufacture one chip domestically for ...

Time now for Options Corner. Joining us to take a deeper look at this chart. We've got Rick Dukat, lead market technician.All right, Rick, take us through the trends you notice for the chart for Intel. As you said, Diane, up about 60% or so. Uh, and it's been kind of a crazy year for this company about a lot of swings to the upside and the downside, but now outpacing not only the semiconductor ETF and the tech sector, but also the broader market by a good amount.But really, I I can't help but look at the lo ...

Group 1 - Intel shares increased by 7% recently, reflecting a significant rise of 40% over the past month, indicating strong investor interest and potential profitability [1] - The U.S. government's emerging industrial policy is influencing the semiconductor industry, particularly benefiting companies like Intel and AMD, as they seek to establish foundry capabilities in the U.S. [1] - Intel faces challenges in manufacturing, particularly in achieving 2 nanometer technology to compete with TSMC, and will need more customers to increase production volume [1] Group 2 - AMD's market cap previously reached $270 billion while Intel was below $100 billion, but Intel is now catching up due to external factors rather than its own advancements [1] - There is speculation that AMD may be seeking partnerships to avoid tariffs and enhance its market position, indicating a strategic shift in the industry [2] - Nvidia is facing potential antitrust scrutiny as it navigates complex contract relationships and chip allocation, which could impact its market dynamics [3][4] Group 3 - Nvidia has contracts that allow it to resell up to 50% of the capacity it allocates to large hyperscalers, raising questions about the depth of its contractual relationships [4][6] - The semiconductor industry is experiencing a chip shortage, complicating the allocation process among major players like Nvidia, Tesla, and others [5] - The government may play a role in supporting Intel's growth by providing contracts that could exempt companies from tariffs, indicating a strategic alignment between government policy and corporate interests [1]

Intel (NASDAQ: INTC ) (NEOE: INTC:CA ) has been on many people’s radars recently due to the moves the new CEO has been making, which got investors excited. This excitement raised the company’s share price from the sub-$20s to numbers we haven’tMSc in Finance. Long-term horizon investor mostly with 5-10 year horizon. I like to keep investing simple. I believe a portfolio should consist of a mix of growth, value, and dividend-paying stocks but usually end up looking for value more than anything. I also sell o ...

Every smartphone in your pocket, every car with advanced electronics, and every server that powers the internet relies on one company’s machines. That company is ASML Holdings (NASDAQ: ASML). Despite playing such a critical role in the semiconductor industry, ASML remains an unfamiliar name to many. These machines, each costing as much as US$378 million, are indispensable.Let’s look at how they function and why a relatively unknown Dutch firm holds such an outsized influence over the future of technology.Th ...

Core Insights - The implementation of new tariffs by the Trump administration is significantly reshaping global supply chains, prompting companies to adjust their sourcing and production strategies [1][3]. Group 1: Company Adjustments - RH plans to reduce its sourcing from China to just 2% by the end of the year and is increasing production in North Carolina [2]. - Lululemon is modifying its e-commerce fulfillment network due to the removal of the de minimis exemption for shipments valued under $800 [2]. Group 2: Beneficiaries of Reshoring - Prologis, the largest owner of logistics real estate, is expected to benefit from increased demand for warehouses as companies reshore manufacturing [5]. - Prologis reported a historically high leasing pipeline and raised its guidance for the year, indicating strong demand and accelerated expansion efforts [6]. - Manhattan Associates, a logistics software provider, is likely to see increased demand for its services as companies adapt to new trade rules, with a 26% increase in remaining performance obligations in the second quarter [8]. - Intel is positioned to benefit from reshoring, receiving an $8 billion grant from the CHIPS Act and a $8.9 billion investment from the federal government to support U.S. semiconductor manufacturing [10].

Lithium Americas (NYSE: LAC) jumped 23.3% overnight to $7.04 after confirming the US Department of Energy (DOE) had taken a 5% equity stake in both the company and the joint venture developing the Thacker Pass lithium project in Nevada alongside General Motors (GM).The agreement unlocks the first $435 million drawdown from the DOE’s previously announced US$2.3 billion loan, while also permitting the JV to enter into new third-party offtake agreements for lithium not contracted to GM.CEO Jonathan Evans highl ...