U.S. Government Now ‘Controls’ 10% of Intel, Trump Says

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President Donald Trump speaks in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, US, on Friday, Aug.

It's official: The US government is taking a nearly 10% stake in Intel

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President Donald Trump speaking to reporters at a the White House.
"We have to. They have to be able to defend themselves," President Donald Trump said of the US plans to send Ukraine weapons.

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The White House Keeps a ‘Loyalty’ Scorecard for Companies: Report

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Trump meets with Tim Cook in the Oval Office.

The list of major companies laying off staff this year includes Oracle, Nextdoor, Intel, Scale AI, and more

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Peloton said in August that it is making further cuts to its head count this year.

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Trump praises Intel's CEO, days after calling for him to resign

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President Donald Trump met with Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan and praised his "success" on Truth Social.

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Intel CEO Responds to Trump’s Threat

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'Potentially fatal': Crisis experts warn Intel not to stay silent after Trump calls on its CEO to resign

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Lip-Bu Tan
President Donald Trump called on Lip-Bu Tan to resign as CEO of Intel. Crisis communications experts told Business Insider that getting a message out early and on multiple fronts is essential.

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Trump Demands Intel CEO’s Resignation, Says He’s ‘Highly CONFLICTED’

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Intel Lip Bu Tan New CEO of the company

Broadcom's CEO plays down an Intel bid: 'No hostile offers'

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Broadcom CEO Hock Tan
Broadcom CEO Hock Tan.

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The full list of major US companies slashing staff this year, including Meta, ExxonMobil, and Boeing

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A Cargill meat processing plant in Arkansas.
Cargill is cutting 5% of its workforce.

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