WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The federal government could take stakes in other U.S. semiconductor companies or even move to other ...

Today: Democratic governors clash with Trump, president tells Fed’s Lisa Cook she’s fired, GOP chafes at Trump’s Intel moves, ...

President Trump’s announcement that the federal government would take a 10 percent stake in Intel, once the nation’s most successful chip manufacturer, has raised alarm bells with conservative ...

Intel warned shareholders that the government’s stake could lead to "adverse reactions" from international customers, ...

First lady Melania Trump will lead the Presidential Artificial Intelligence Challenge to inspire children and teachers to ...

The president said he hoped to “get as much as I can,” signaling a shift in the relationship between government and private business.

Donald Trump had a seemingly tense encounter with a staffer inside the Oval Office. The president reportedly kicked out White ...

In an SEC filing, the chipmaker said the deal could cost it sales and open it up to backlash from other countries, business ...

The Republican-led House Oversight Committee on Monday sent a to subpoena the estate of deceased serial sex predator Jeffrey ...

After considerable chatter, the Trump White House makes official a decision that is earning praise while also ruffling some ...

U.S. President Donald Trump and South Korean President Lee Jae Myung, meeting for first time, described admiration for each ...

President Trump and his team offered multiple signals Monday that last week’s deal to take a share of Intel (INTC) could be just the beginning of what they hope is a new wave of government dealmaking.