The Trump administration is aiming to take an equity stake in Intel, according to US commerce secretary Howard Lutnick. Experts say the unconventional deal could backfire. “We should get an equity ...

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Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is suggesting the U.S. government should take a 10% stake in Intel in exchange for federal support. Conservative radio host Erick Erickson sounded the alarm, calling ...

The official confirmed a Wall Street Journal report that the administration does not intend to seek equity stakes in semiconductor companies, such as Micron and TSMC, that plan to step up investment.

Intel faces financial turbulence in 2025, seeking equity from SoftBank, institutional investors, and even the U.S. government as it undertakes a dramatic turnaround in the semiconductor race.

It is also to boost Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick’s influence over the strategic sector. Read more at straitstimes.com.