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New economic policy promises typically aren't rolled out during the final weeks of a presidential campaign. But that's one more norm Donald Trump and his allies have been upending in recent days.

When the CHIPS and Science Act passed in 2022, it had bipartisan support. But the law has emerged as a point of contention between Republicans and Democrats in the final days of the election, putting its future in doubt.

Markets are taking a big miss in the monthly jobs report in their stride as they welcome Amazon and Intel's results.

Markets are taking a big miss in the monthly jobs report in their stride as they welcome Amazon and Intel's results.

Upbeat earnings from Amazon are lifting the mood ahead of the crucial monthly jobs report.

Upbeat earnings from Amazon are lifting the mood ahead of the crucial monthly jobs report.

Shares of Intel jumped Thursday after the company said it anticipates better than expected revenue for Q4.

Intel will report its Q3 earnings after the bell Thursday.

The Biden administration will place a hub of a newly created national semiconductor technology center in upstate New York.

Intel was for decades Silicon Valley’s dominant chip company. But missed opportunities and poor execution left it on the sidelines in tech’s latest gold rush.

A plan to revive U.S. chip manufacturing rests partly on a company that is firing workers and delaying factories, even as the government pushes for the opposite.

A report says it is likely that Capture, which preceded the Horizon system, also caused shortfalls.

The market is looking to August's PCE print to calculate whether another jumbo cut is coming.

The market is looking to August's PCE print to calculate whether another jumbo cut is coming.

Intel has had quite a wild week. And it might not slow down anytime soon.

The once-dominant chipmaker missed the rise of artificial intelligence and is now a potential takeover target.

The focus is on Fed speakers and a key inflation reading for insight into whether another big rate cut is coming.

Intel has gone from the world's most valuable chipmaker to the target of a takeover bid, after a series of missteps in recent years has left the company in a vulnerable position.

The focus is on Fed speakers and a key inflation reading for insight into whether another big rate cut is coming.

Intel stock jumped on reports of a potential deal with Apollo Global Management.

The focus is on Fed speakers and a key inflation reading for insight into whether another big rate cut is coming.

Intel stock jumped on reports of a potential deal with Apollo Global Management.

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Rivals and at least one big investor are circling the embattled semiconductor giant. The Biden administration is sure to keep an eye on any deal in such a strategically important sector.

The focus is on Fed speakers and a key inflation reading for insight into whether another big rate cut is coming.

The focus is on Fed speakers and a key inflation reading for insight into whether another big rate cut is coming.

While Intel has struggled in recent years, other chipmakers are thriving because of a boom in demand.

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Rate-cut euphoria is fading amid reminders of risks to growth.

Rate-cut euphoria is fading amid reminders of risks to growth.

Investors are looking to retail sales data for clues to consumer health, the last piece of data that could factor into the Fed's rate decision.

Investors are looking to retail sales data for clues to consumer health, the last piece of data that could factor into the Fed's rate decision.

Great Hill Capital Chairman Thomas Hayes analyzes new retail sales data and discusses whether Fed rate cuts matter to the market on 'Varney & Co.'

Investors are looking to retail sales data for clues to consumer health, the last piece of data that could factor into the Fed's rate decision.

Investors are looking to retail sales data for clues to consumer health, the last piece of data that could factor into the Fed's rate decision.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at a record on Monday.

The chipmaker, which has been struggling, said on Monday that it obtained a new government grant, signed a contract with Amazon and would pause some initiatives.

Investors are bracing for a crucial week dominated by the Fed's first interest rate cut in four years.

Investors are bracing for a crucial week dominated by the Fed's first interest rate cut in four years.

The inflection point for Intel can't be seen just yet, says Goldman Sachs.

A looming decision in Washington to block Nippon Steel’s merger with U.S. Steel on national security grounds is raising sharp questions in Tokyo.

I/O Fund lead tech analyst Beth Kindig discusses whether Intel will exit the Dow 30 after the release of its next-gen core ultra chips on 'Varney & Co.'

The market is steadying to end the month, with recession fears and the early August rout in the rear mirror, and a long awaited start to Fed easing just ahead.

The market is steadying to end the month, with recession fears and the early August rout in the rear mirror, and a long awaited start to Fed easing just ahead.

(Bloomberg) -- Intel Corp. is working with investment bankers to help navigate the most difficult period in its 56-year history, according to people familiar with the matter.Most Read from BloombergA Guide to Urban Swimming in Europe, Beyond the SeineDense Cities With Low Emissions Suffer Most From Air Pollution, Study FindsIntergenerational Housing Could Help Older Adults Combat LonelinessTurkey Plans Istanbul Taxi Surge to Tackle ComplaintsThe company is discussing various scenarios, including