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Intel warns Trump-backed US stake could hurt international sales, future grants
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Intel said on Aug. 25 that the U.S. government's 9.9% stake in the chipmaker could pose risks to its business, from potentially harming international sales to limiting its ability to secure future government grants.
RCP's Phil Wegmann asked President Trump at a White House event on Monday whether the U.S. government taking partial ...
Intel (INTC) laid out new risk factors associated with the U.S. federal government's stake in the embattled chipmaker. Read ...
Intel has agreed to the U.S. government taking a stake in it, President Donald Trump and the company announced Friday, ...
Intel remained a market focus on Monday with President Trump saying he loved to see the company's stock price go up after the ...
The Trump administration said Friday that it had taken a 10 percent stake in Intel, the president's latest extraordinary move ...
The US investment in Intel is a rare example of the government taking a stake in a private company. INTC closed up on Friday ...
President Trump and his team offered multiple signals Monday that last week’s deal to take a share of Intel could be just the ...
Under the deal, the US government is committing $8.9 billion to purchase Intel stock, which would give the government a 9.9% ...
Mark Lehmann, Citizens JMP Securities CEO, joins 'Money Movers' to discuss the IPO market and the government's investment in ...
The U.S. government acquired a 10% stake in Intel, converting previously awarded grants into equity, a move hailed by ...
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