Uncle Sam to become Intel’s biggest shareholder
Your guide to what Trump’s second term means for Washington, business and the world
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 Trump returned to office. What does it mean that the federal government is getting more involved in the free market? The FT’s Richard Waters and the American Enterprise Institute’s Michael Strain discuss.
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US to take 10% stake in troubled chipmaker Intel
Why Intel investors have embraced an interventionist White House
Trump’s Intel deal is a threat to US economic liberty
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