President Donald Trump says he's looking to make more deals like the one he announced last week with Intel, with the government taking a 10% stake in the chipmaker Friday.

President Donald Trump and his team want to make a lot more deals with the private sector.

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Trump administration may support Intel’s 18A chip production in the US as part of efforts to cut reliance on foreign semiconductor makers.

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