Intel has agreed to sell a 10 percent stake in the company to the U.S. for $10 billion, as announced by Donald Trump after discussions with CEO Lip-Bu Tan. This deal follows Trump’s prior call for Tan’s resignation due to alleged ties to the Chinese Communist Party, with Trump claiming Tan’s desire to retain his position led to the deal.
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US Is Throwing Away the Critical Minerals It Needs, Analysis Shows
A new analysis in the journal Science reveals that the U.S. is discarding critical minerals like cobalt and germanium, which are already being mined as byproducts of other metals, resulting in missed opportunities for domestic supply. The study suggests that recovering a small percentage of these minerals from existing tailings could satisfy most U.S. demand, except for platinum and palladium. Want More Context? 🔎
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