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Kevin Hassett, Director of the US National Economic Council, said the government could take stakes in other companies after Intel but plans to stay out of how firms are run
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Trump Advisor Says US May Take Stakes In Other Firms After Intel

US chipmaker Intel has agreed to give the United States a 10-percent equity stake in the firm
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Trump Says 'America Owns Intel' After $8.9 Billion Deal — Should Investors Worry?

Intel is postponing a project in the eastern German city of Magdeburg, along with another one in Poland, by around two years due to lower expected demand
Europe

Germany's Scholz Disappointed By Delay To Intel Chip Plant

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Intel Reveals $7 Billion Largest Operating Loss for Chip-Making Unit

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China Refrains From Using Intel, AMD Chips in Government Devices in Effort To Scrap Use of Microsoft’s Windows OS

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Intel's Standalone Programmable Chip Unit Seizing AI Opportunity

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US Restricts AI Chip Exports by Nvidia, AMD to China, Middle East

Intel's Biggest Rebranding Will Drop 'i' In Processor Tiers!
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Intel's Biggest Rebranding Will Drop 'i' In Processor Tiers!

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Intel CEO Expresses Eagerness to Partner with Japan in Chip Manufacturing

Why Intel CEO Bob Swan is Stepping Down to His Position, to Replace with VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger
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Why Intel CEO Bob Swan Is Stepping Down From His Position, VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger To Replace Him

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‘AMD Ryzen’ News: AMD flagship CPU reveals special features, core architecture

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Microsoft Surface Book 2 packed with Surface Pen, 3D graphics, Intel's Kaby lake chip; Launch in early 2017

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