Summary
The U.S. government has invested in Intel, a major chip-making company, to boost domestic technology production and lessen dependence on China. This is the largest move by the government in the private sector since 2008, sparking debate over government involvement in business.
Key Facts
- The U.S. has invested in Intel to increase chip production within the country.
- This aims to reduce dependence on China's chip supply.
- The move is the biggest government intervention in a private company since the 2008 financial crisis.
- Supporters believe it will secure jobs and protect national security.
- Critics worry about increased government control over businesses.
- The article also mentions Bangladesh struggling with the costs of hosting Rohingya refugees.
- Additionally, it notes that meat prices have reached record highs.
