2026-11-02 21:28 UTC
What was
a $8.9 billion investment in US chipmaker Intel
Is now
the value of the government’s 9.9 percent equity stake crashed from almost $40 billion to well under $30 billion
, still an unrealized 200%+ gain, so I guess the government “bought the dip” in a way. Though why Republicans back their favourite President engaging in casual nationalization still baffles me. Maybe any Democratic president should employ a similar path to nationalization disguised as a bailout: to legislatively constrict the business model of any company they want to acquire at discount “market rates”, then restore something along previous regulatory conditions.
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@Brkdncr@lemmy.world 2026-11-02 21:59
It’s to get chip fab in the US. Taiwan is not a stable place for the advanced chips the US and rest of the world rely on.