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The US government shouldn’t buy into Intel

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President Donald Trump‘s administration is becoming increasingly aggressive in attempting to rebuild the nation’s national security industrial base. In July, the Department of Defense took a $400 million financial position in MP Materials, a small American rare earths company. 

Now, in a possibly even more transformative transaction, the Trump administration is holding internal discussions about taking a 10% equity stake in Intel Corp. If the administration were to move forward, the federal government would become one of Intel’s largest shareholders. The administration is debating whether to convert into a 10% equity stake, the monies given to Intel as part of the Chips and Science Act.  A deal remains up in the air. 

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