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Intel agrees to U.S. government stake, Trump says. Why it may not be the last chip company to do so.

Intel has agreed to the U.S. government taking a stake in the chip maker, President Donald Trump said Friday, not long after he met with the company’s chief executive after initially calling for him to resign.

Lucid tries to catch the eyes of investors and consumers with these two moves

The EV company looks to boost its low share price amid a 30% decline this year.

The software slowdown continues, as Workday’s stock falls after earnings spook Wall Street

While Workday beat earnings expectations, a “difficult selling environment” for the software industry is weighing on its stock price.

Is a $20 cash bonus — in singles, no less — an insult? How company bonuses can backfire.

One tech worker’s story sparks debate about what constitutes proper recognition from the boss.

Why you can lose a lot of money from Tech’s AI splurge

Also: The best ways to invest now for long-term growth as autonomous vehicles are adopted, and how Walmart has risen as Target has struggled.

I’m a coal miner on disability with an autistic son and a wife, 49, who’s soon retiring. How will we pay his health insurance?

“Insurance for the two of them will be about $1,000 a month.”

Trump says he’ll fire Fed’s Cook. Why the Supreme Court might block such a move.

President Donald Trump on Friday stepped up his administration’s pressure campaign on Federal Reserve Gov. Lisa Cook, saying he’d try to remove her from her post if she didn’t step down.

Tech frenemies: Meta strikes a $10+ billion AI cloud deal with rival Google

Meta has signed a six-year deal to use Google’s cloud-computing services as it builds out its AI infrastructure.

Have critics gotten the Trump tariffs all wrong? Here’s a case for why they will help the economy.

Twentieth-century free trade is out, at least under the Trump administration. “Managed trade” is in — and it might not be all that bad for the U.S.

Some experts claim recessions are ancient history. What will they say after the next one?

Hubris in the financial markets is most apparent when growth is robust and investors ignore the past.

BJ’s Wholesale’s stock climbs as retailer raises profit outlook amid growing membership

BJ’s Wholesale’s stock rises as strong membership growth helped fuel a profit beat, even as sales missed.

Opendoor is throwing its weight behind AI and its stock is surging — but buyer beware

Opendoor is going big on AI and the stock is surging, but some express concern that a ”meme” frenzy is masking problems with the business.
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